Good work, inspector

I don’t know any Ps4 user who hasn’t played/owned Arkham Knight in the almost 5 years it’s been out.

“I’m not a Trump supporter but...” has become the new “You guys know I’m not a racist, but....”

Mostly agree with you, although I don’t think neo-liberal means what you think it means

Besides what everyone else has said, there is also--if I remember correctly--a nod to it being a dreamlike state: before they’re fighting, that lot has a bunch of staff hanging around. By the time they’re fighting the staff is absent. I could be wrong and just didn’t see them get up and leave though

Right? It’s a shame with our review culture that we’ve only canonized a handful of graphic novels (can’t call them comics) to be viewed as serious game changers. Having read Watchmen/DKR is apparently half the bonafides you need to talk about comics. It makes it seem like nothing of interest was written before…

Well said. Preach!

They did so because being angry online is a lifestyle choice, and it’s apparently one they’ve made.

Idris Elba wasn’t given the script. He was just told to reprise Stringer Bell in cat drag on acid

I dont know what that was but is anyone as turned on as I am?

coffee naps are real and they are wonderful

Daniel Craig isn’t “boring handsome” though. Some of the criticism against his casting to begin with was that he wasn’t handsome enough. Out of all the Bonds, he is the the one I could most believe as an actual killer

“Parents are boring, but let’s not toss them out”

Aladdin is a good story based on a classic Arabian nights tale. The animated version was written with the intention of being a fun musical cartoon, and the story reconfigured so that it fit that mold. From what I’ve heard, the live action one doesn’t go far enough in establishing itself, which is a shame because…

This is true. Apples to Apples is for the real pimps

This project would have been redeemed if it included a human sized opiate next to Trump and Honey Booboo

that’s....not really that dark

Never once was I bugged by the finance question. Besides the fact that Avengers is a superhero fantasy, they are a group of warriors with contracts with the government, more or less. They probably did ok for themselves, and Tony has already demonstrated he can make Skynet look basic, with his own space stations, suits…

that fucking screen!!!

which is, ironically, closer to the point the comic was making. The movie is way too sentimental and reverent toward V as a heroic figure, where he is, in his own words, “the villain.” He knows he’s not bringing peace