I enjoyed it a lot. I knew it wasn't perfect as I watched it, but at this point, I'm okay with the whole engineers storyline and everything having to do with the Xenomorph's creation or purpose not making a lot of sense. I liked it just as an opportunity for Scott to explore interesting imagery and weird themes, and…

Me too. It's big, scary, and oppressive. That's exactly how architecture should be!

Netflix is reviving the Dark Crystal as a prequel series!

Right? Goddammit, this jackass. Ruined a perfectly good instance of movie texter shaming. Now I'm ashamed to have briefly sympathized with him.

I don't know, movies can be a touchy subject. Watching a movie or a show with someone who's tastes your unfamiliar with can be awkward. It doesn't make for great conversation when neither party wants to offend the other. I can be a movie snob, and watching a movie with someone who's generally pretty uncritical can…

Why not? Asking for a…for me, asking for me.

There's also the scene at the space brothel. There was nothing explicit, but adults would recognize why Yondu was buckling his belt.

But Nutella's healthier! It's got…nuts, or something, right?

Haha! Balls!

On top of that, proving that Chuck is crazy, and crazy arrogant with that rant, casts doubt on his allegation that Jimmy tampered with his documents.

So, I guess we can all agree civilization has reached it's peak, and now we're all just spinning in the bowl right? I say we call it a day.

Still don't give two fucks about the Inhumans. I'm not saying the Inhumans are bad, I could get into them. But I haven't been given a reason to care about them yet. The only reason they're pushing them so hard is because they don't have the rights to the X-men.

So whats this gonna do to convince those people otherwise? By attempting to "expose" him, you risk giving this person a platform for their hateful views, so the benefits of interviewing him are questionable. But on top of that, he's just a boring, garden variety troll with completely banal ideas. He's not worth…

Oy, can I bring me own stick?

I still disagree that anyone needs to interview this guy. I mean, why? He's an idiot with nothing interesting to say. There's no subtly to his beliefs. There's nothing to be learned from being chummy with him. At best, Richard Spencer should be put in a cage and studied by scientists, but even that would be…

I sympathize with that guy for needing to pee, but I also feel bad for the flight attendant, who didn't make the rules but was put in the awful position of carrying out those bullshit policies. I realize this a privileged thing to say, but I would've just fucking quit on the spot. Flight attendants aren't paid…

You don't "embrace minimalism" without having lived many years owning a lot of shit.

When he gets punched in the face. THAT'S the most rewarding scene in the movie.

I've gone into Lush for myself a few times, I really like their ocean salt facial scrub. But I can't pretend I don't feel really uncomfortable being the only guy there getting a hand massage. It's hard being a trailblazer.

The idea behind this whole museum is dubious. A lot of the things included are just products from highly successful companies that just didn't sell well. I mean, what else are they gonna include, those green Shrek branded cheetos? Batman V Superman cereal?