I understand the idea behind this but I can't help but feel that it doesn't do anything but further propagate the idea that violent Video Games are responsible for real world violence.

Let's organize an event that reinforces the asinine connection the media forces between video games and violence!

Fuck it.

Rogue has neither been strong nor independent in these films. At best she's a sassy damsel in distress. At worst, she's throws away her powers so she can get busy with Iceman.

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Episode 12 was really good. I honestly think Satsuki is becoming my favorite character though. Her theme music is by far my favorite.

kill la kill anime of the god damn year

Glitter is a terrorist device. Have you ever gotten any on you? It starts with a bit on your hand, and then by the end of the night it's covering you head to toe. By the next day your place has glitter on every square inch. It's a horrific weapon of mass destruction.

"Now see, this is exactly what happens when you listen to the Internet for all of your opinions instead of making up your own mind about things based on personal experience. You get ignorant."

"It's just a simple upgrade from the PS3."

Xbox One Kinect

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Maybe take it a step further with this!

I'll just leave this here

Wait - no, stop. I have a better one. Okay, he's an attorney and not a detective, but he does a LOT of detective work to clear his clients:

Yeah, it's actually in the film in the final scene shot whilst at Coney Island. You see it fall into the Ocean behind them. Blink and you'll miss it.

Didn't a meteor crash in the background of one of the "before" videos in Cloverfield, implying the monster was from outer space? Or was that the Enterprise or some shit?

Hot pink slug, HOT PINK SLUG, HOT PINK SLUGGGGG!

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