Yeah, that’s sort of the problem is that there is obvious inappropriate speech, and then there’s subtly quiet inappropriate/ever changing hip kid’s lingo/accidentally unawares/shifting memes speech that becomes a lot more subjective. It’s easier just to ban all slogans altogether and not deal with shifting levels of…

The “no slogans” dress code seems onerous until a few kids start showing up with “kill all [insert ethnic slur]” or “go back to [insert ethnic country name here]” shirts as a means of “personal expression.”

Based on the embedded Sportscenter video clip, I’m convinced that watching baseball would be much improved by adding sound effects to everything. Play the Benny Hill theme when a rundown starts between bases. Do the Price is Right sad trombone when someone commits an error. Have a meaty action movie slap when someone…

Frankly, if I’m going 25 over the limit, I have enough control over my car and knowledge of my abilities to gracefully pass people slower than me.

A LOT of the JL looked like video game cut scenes. It’s some combination of either “cheaped out on CGI” or “Snyder’s style demands that only post-production CGI can possibly work” instead of combining live-action actors with CGI effects.

Michael Rooker gives a thumbs up!

It’s probably less “they’ve been testing this for 10 years” and more “it’s one guy working on it an hour or two every week while he does real life stuff.”

Assuming that “defining” means more about shaping viewpoints, or how other view me, with nods to what they meant to me at the time, as opposed to a list of “my favorite films ever!”

The only thing about Gremlins that might not work for real young kids is the whole “how I found out that Santa isn’t real” story.

While still a horror movie, I never really considered Nightmare on Elm Street to be particularly scary. It’s just a fairly well-done budget slasher flick, where they replaced jump scares with oddball practical special effects.

Couldn’t Fresh Off The Boat have the Huangs take a trip into EPCOT to consider how Asian Americans respond to the World Showcase? The primary reason, of course, is that Disney—a company notoriously protective of its image—would likely never let these stories be told.

As mentioned by others, Watchmen’s credits really stick with me. It does a really good job of encapsulating the alternate history and the setting of the rest of the story. I could sit and watch the Watchmen credits all day.

Actually, the first couple of season 1 episodes of Legion reminded me of the Prisoner. But yes, given the smaller budget and era ( only what, 10 or 15 years into mass market television ), I imagine that the viewing audience of 60's era Prisoner had the same experience as 10's era Legion.

If you are at the level of “professional” when playing poker, at least 80% of the game is reading your opponents. Most professionals if they sit down with random players could win money without even looking at their dealt cards.

The comlynx thing was awesome if you had enough people with the system. 6 player Checkered Flag ( Pole Position ) and 4 player Warbirds sessions really great experiences.

That whole subplot is incredibly dumb. Oceanside has no reason to help them and every meeting with Rick’s group has cost them dearly.

I think the old superhero MMO “City of Heroes” had that kind of problem. Everyone who joined wanted to make their avatar either Spiderman or Wolverine....at which point Marvel would come in a sue them, so the developers had to go out of their way to ensure that players couldn’t game their character creation tool to…

I admit that Stranger Things has a bunch of nostaglia going for it....but I think it’s actually pretty short on pure pop culture references. It’s the difference between “I see what you did there by sneaking in a quick shot of [insert product X]” and “let’s make a show that feels like it was made back in that era and…

In another, a dragon-maid gets hopelessly turned on by Shakespeare’s sonnets.

“First and foremost, Overwatch is a game about heroes,