Maybe they thought Boomers would follow the IP even without Norris?  

While the lighting of the beacons gets all the attention (and is a great scene) the bit after always gets me.
At the start of the film you had Théoden questioning whether he would ride to Gondor, when Gondor didn’t help him. The idea that Minas Tirith would stand alone as well.

My favorite comment is that Q and Trump are still running things from “behind the scenes” and Biden is just a puppet being controlled and directed.

That’s a slippery slope!

Scrapbooking. Not even once.

This Wednesday, a St. Petersburg court has banned the Death Note [...] after concerns that teenagers would mimic on-screen violence.

The problem with that is that also serves as a jumping-off point for readers who like the continuity and have invested the time and energy learning the past stories.
And new continuity is established very, very quickly.

but fans weren’t thrilled with the way characters were changed and even edgy ‘90s teens had started to turn on Liefeld’s very particular art style by then, so Marvel eventually brought the FF and the Avengers back to the regular universe after revealing that Mr. Fantastic’s omnipotent son Franklin had hidden them…

I get both sides of the argument.

I wonder if, when they impeach his ass after he has left office, they can annul any of his decisions and presidential decrees made after he was charged. Cancelling his pardons and such.

Tentatively excited for this.

True. Very true.

It’s a fairly standard bully response. Really, it’s the response when caught bullying someone. It’s either “I was only joking”/ “we’re just having fun” or “they deserve it.” (With the former being more common among boys and the latter being more common from girls.)

How is someone able to just basically redo the entire game from scratch? Imagine a film company already halfway through making a film only to then change directors and letting the new director scrap what they had already filmed delaying production for years. He’d be fucking fired!

“There were times when I would crunch up to 13 hours a day—a little bit over that was my record probably—and I would do five days a week working like that,” Adrian Jakubiak, a former audio programmer at CD Projekt Red, told Bloomberg. “I have some friends who lost their families because of these sort of shenanigans.” …

• The Beach Boys released “Help Me, Rhonda” in 1965. This fits my theory that the first two episodes are set in the early to mid-1960s, which everyone confuses with the 1950s. It’s a pet peeve of mine. Wanda, Agnes, and Dottie’s hair and wardrobe are clearly post-Jackie Kennedy.

sparking fresh critique of Hollywood’s penchant for casting woman under the age of 30 in roles that could easily be awarded to older actresses.

LEGO is great for that.
Boring plain box, no identification or logo, and you need to really look at the shipping label to see LEGO.

“Members of the group that attacked the Capitol seemed to have an unusually detailed knowledge of the layout of the Capitol Complex. The presence of these groups within the Capitol Complex was indeed suspicious,” the lawmakers write.

Agreed. Super fun and captured the cheesy spectacle of its pulp origins.