“all the reviews i posted gave it 3/5 stars like... my statement is correct and they are not “overwhelming positive”

Fair enough though I would still say the statement that it was getting mixed reviews when most are favorable still seems fairly inaccurate.

And have been overwhelmingly positive. Describing something as having a mixed reaction because some negative reviews exist is disingenuous, and by that standard, shows like Breaking Bad, Succession, The Good Place, Mad Men, and The Last of Us all had a mixed response — in fact, I’m struggling to find an example of a…

“With mixed reviews for Loki Season 2"

We may not be able to shop for meat, but we’ll always have some Bacon around!

This is 100% on the driver, in my opinion. Could’ve been a cat, could’ve been a laptop computer, could’ve been a purse filled with $10,000 in cash, could’ve been a sleeping infant, could’ve been a Stradivarius. Doesn’t really matter — the driver took off with the fare’s property, obviously figured it out fairly…

Sorry, this is a Doomsday Prepper’s wet dream.

Unions and strikes all over the place; this is a natural reaction to the increasing amount of wealth hording as the 1% retain more and more wealth at the expense of the middle class.

many, if not all, of the employees work full time and do not make a living wage

They rolled well. Hope they pass the DC.

Anything with more Rockwell doing action is right up my alley. 

That’s probably very true. I agree there were some really interesting ideas in there. But I’ll still rail against the Zhat Vash and their anti AI zealotry. If it had been another species we didn’t know then it would have been fine. But nothing about the Zhat Vash lined up with what we know of the Romulans, even with…

“The Kings Man. That movie was just, woof, terrible”

This looks ridiculous.

Since you are so suggestible, the other books that made me do that (in no particular order) are:

I assumed a lot of the world building was Chabon—Data’s “daughters,” all the new Romulan stuff (the Zhat Vash, Qowat Milat, the backstory behind the evacuation), the Admonition, Picard’s departure from Starfleet, Rios’ backstory as a freighter pilot, and the ex-Borg reclamation site. All of that felt fresh and…

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, which he “loved”

“Almost every film he makes raise the bar in some way, usually with wildly successful results. And yet, when that happens no one making the movie is ever really in danger—except for Cameron himself on his third film, The Abyss, which at the time was his most ambitious."

It sounds like Netflix wanted an excuse to terminate the contract and then realized that they didn’t have the rights to the bible that parts of the sequel film/game now rely on.