Lawrence is the only boss that gave me enough trouble that I had to stop and come back later to beat him because I was getting too frustrated. When he splits in half and trails lava I just couldn’t figure out how to get hits without becoming stunlocked.

Usually when somebody uses the word groupthink to describe the opposing viewpoint, you can go ahead and ignore their argument, because they are either A) so wrong that everyone disagrees with them, or B) someone being contrarian for contrarians sake. Or I guess C) a libertarian, which means they are also both A and B.

I’m probably in the minority that likes season two, but I know what you mean.

Something with that skinny of a neck and literal hollow bones really shouldn’t be chasing anything, much less mammals 10-20 times their weight.

The problem really is how they approach serialization. This isn’t The Wire, where you can make a ten hour movie and make it compelling. That approach worked for The Wire partly because they’re creative staff was better, but mostly because the material was far more specialized and focused.

Especial Isaiah Thomas - you’d think he would relate, as based on his passes in his last appearances in Cleveland he seemed to be suffering from acute Knoblach attacks.

Guns don’t kill people, a cascading series of deterministic events beginning with the Big Bang kills people - American Heritage and Pride Physics Association.

Miller’s Crossing would be a good one to toss in there too, even if it’s more Hammett than Chandler.

It is so Pynchon that Inherent Vice, as much as I like it, almost seems superfluous.

Imagine showing someone who had never seen a Coen Brothers movie Lebowski and No Country back to back.

Well you certainly don’t sound mad.

I remember reading a comment here (it could have been io9 of one of the other sites) that said something along the lines of something being as out of place as a 50 -year old at a Rancid concert. I looked it up, and most of Rancid is in their 50s now. Tim Armstrong is 52

This is a pretty solid gimmick account.

Voluntarily reads column about what a server thinks.

Carefully, you’re liable to get a bunch of Tolkien nerds up in arms describing any part of the movies as perfect.

Yes, but for people that like endings, ROTK is a real treat.

But you have seen The Theory of Everything, as I am pretty sure it is the exact same movie as The Imitation Game.

It was only a matter of time before he went full Duterte.

Dude, whatever. You continue to willfully misinterpret what I am saying, latch on to language minutiae (if you’re going to try and score points, at least get the translation right on the French), and argue in circles.

I mean, you may as well say you want glowing elves to run the economy as your version of a free market. They’re both equally realistic.