I had a similar thought. You’ve got Luiz Guzman? That guy’s nuts! He could do all kinds of interesting things with Gomez if you let him off the leash a little. Instead he just does the blandest, most one-dimensional version of Gomez we’ve seen.

I have never witnessed so many superheroes experiencing sudden doubt about themselves and needing someone to give them an entirely vague but impassioned speech that instantly resolves that doubt, as I have in a CW crossover event.

Also: it’s weird how this article celebrates taking a script and performance that was complex, nuanced and layered and replacing it with one that is blunt and on-the-nose.

The first game really needed to be two seasons. Everything is so incredibly rushed, and it makes them all the more likely to yank out the subtext out in order to make sure they tick off the boxes they need to before the finale.

While I’m sure he’s a perfectly nice guy, everything I’ve seen of Troy Baker suggests to me that he’s a bit of a space cadet.

Is “cursed” a euphemism for “bad”

Feels like major, deliberate clickbait to me. I don’t think anyone would argue that Hook is the perfect movie or anything like that, but it was a huge blockbuster with memorable performances from Williams and Hoffman, some incredibly imaginative sets and effects that were pretty cutting edge at the time, writing that…

My friends and I were also in high school, maybe 16 or 17 when we watched it? I think we mostly found it funny, like watching a video game the way he kept upgrading his weapon from stage to stage. It felt a bit like silly wish fulfillment, like he was obviously a bad guy and none of us even slightly imagined him as a…

Take your damn star

Man, if they cut that nothing-of-a-kiss I can’t imagine what they must have done with episode 3.

Came here to say the same thing. The bar for SNL is usually pretty low to begin with, but this was a remarkably unfunny and boring episode.

I disliked the batmobile because everything else about those games made me feel like I had the strength, precision, calmness and confidence of Batman, and then I would get behind the wheel of the batmobile and it was like I couldn’t go two blocks without causing millions of dollars worth of property damage

That man has a niche, and you sir have correctly identified it

For Obama, The Onion DID do “Black Man Asks Nation For Change”

There’s this thing where a website will supposedly run a story to different audiences with a bunch of different headlines and then the one that proves the most click-baitiest is the one they finally go with.

The show is just way too rushed. Every episode feels like it’s in a hurry to give us Maximum Relationship Feelings Per Second, and sacrifices a lot of the nuance and slow-burn that was in the game. This would have been a much better show if the first game were split into two seasons. This past Friday’s episode should…

It’s not a given that it would have been the focus of the season, or even a “romance” per se. Knowing the show, they would probably would have had some drunken, sloppy sex and then instantly regretted it.

I almost never like him much in anything I see him in. His humor just doesn’t work for me, or maybe it’s the wrong role in the wrong film or the wrong director or something. But I’ll be damned if the man isn’t talented. His Netflix special is a tour-de-force. “Legend” is apt. I just wish Hollywood could figure out what…

I’m a cynical person, and I’ve been working hard in my life to reduce the amount of cynicism and toxicity it leads to. But I’ve seen the trailer for this season, and nothing in it looks like it has the slightest chance of redeeming the dumpster fires that were the first two seasons, and I can thus say I am gleefully…

Why on earth would they add Super Mario Land 2 and not the original? Was 64 kb for the ROM too much?