It was more suppressed than lost. The Empire figured out it could keep the galaxy under it's thumb with much lower cost methods than were happening during the Clone Wars. The Death Star was a way for Palplatine to put more of the military under his direct control. As for the tech seeming clunky, it isn't really a…

First of all that is still predominantly male, second that increase is mostly attributed to the addition of tablet and cell phone games, the actual numbers compared when broken down are more complicated. Previous numbers in the early 90's were more around 25-30% female.

Honestly I didn't know about Gamer Gate until well after it happened, and thought that it was a fiasco on both sides, no one really knew what to make of it and people on the sidelines didn't help. So you are exactly right. I think it was less a debate on media integrity and more a social blowout between developers, …

Movie reviews, food reviews, political opinion. It isn't youtube videos the she is criticized for. She raised over 160,000 as part of a Kickstarter project to expose sexism in gaming, she has shown a few of out of context videos with copyrighted material in several years. After a little research I found she worked…

Smiles in satisfaction at weak argument for second time today.

She's considered a scam artist by some. I't's mainly the fact that she has received thousands of dollars and has only produced a few short videos illegally using copyrighted material. The videos themselves are poorly done as she doesn't really research what she is reviewing, just grabs little out of sequence…

Barnes could be eating the white goo. So he might have survived, or not. Really depends on how much of the original story they decide to follow.

I'd have to watch the episode again, but I wonder if he was trying to get caught. I wouldn't put it past him to do something to intentionally sabotage the friendship so he wouldn't have to deal with any awkwardness. Sort of the opposite of what he did with Todd, he couldn't talk to him or anyone else about it so he…

Good point, but I disagree. Mainly on the premise that due to Bojacks's childhood he doesn't relate to children due to his abusive upbringing. In many ways he was never a child. I think that the kid in his fantasy was just representing the steps he didn't take, not a real desire to have one. Especially when faced…

Though keep it up, your posts are amusing.

I don't know who the cultural Marxists are, but it is entirely possible that like a majority of film makers they went to see a funny movie, and didn't even consider the inspiring tale of a fictional super-redneck and his family. Plus most of the cult status of the original was because it was so bad.

Nobodies acting like they are better, we just want good fart and dick jokes, not the same old BS.

That was hilarious. Probably funnier than both movies.

They were the easiest to market. Just like Adam Sandler, it doesn't matter that it is the same basic movie being remade dozens of times, it doesn't look like the same movie and he always goes for the everyman feel.

That and Sam from Cheers. This might be SPOILER for anyone who hasn't seen the whole season.

Not sure if this is a joke. But I cant' see how bringing politics into a David Spade movie can be anything else but.

And only have one orifice on their torsos. Let that sink in.

This show reminds me of the tag line for Stuart Saves his family, "You'll laugh because it isn't your family, you'll cry because it is". It has that bluntly organic Wood Allen feel to it at times. Where you could see yourself doing the same things as Bojack.

A guy who pulls out his dick in a comedy show isn't thought of as deep, he's called Andy Dick.

Agree with all this review, except for the take on the fight between the Pinkerton, the bound man, and the woman in a slip. It was ugly, brutal, and decently choreographed. The Pinkerton was too injured to want to fight seriously so he plotted it out better but underestimated the couples ability to fight back after…