I doubt ride share would solve the problem. I’ve used a ride share 7 times in the last 6 months, only to have three of those trips not pick me up (but I got to watch their car on the map pick me up and take me to my destination without me in it).

I am sort of annoyed that I keep finding cards that really make no sense to play ( which I assume they will get digitally fixed in some future balance update ala Hearthstone).

I enjoy the show, but I’m not convinced that replacing Cavill with someone else is THAT big of a deal in this case....I don’t feel like there’s a lot of “deep nuanced character...ACTING!!” in the role; to me it was mostly a lot of sullen grunting and swordplay that a probably a lot of lesser beefcake actors can pull…

I don’t know....I think most of the Marvel movies generally have different tones and themes. Even some of the more recent ones (setting aside quality for a moment).

Why do you think hiring the Cyborg guy would score a lot of good will?

I guess it’s easy to say that, but I can’t imagine anyone wanting every movie like GotG2, where everyone is a snarky misfit... even the godlike villian, because it’s “funny”, regardless of their character.

White male writers also killed off Batman’s parents and Spiderman’s parents and uncle. Is it a conspiracy?

This sounds like you want your media review folk to be well versed in all sorts of media, and a variety of stories from books and films to understand various references instead of “I saw a meme once. This is where it’s from.”

I don’t really know if general VA talent is specifically “underpaid”, given that there is a HUGE amount of people who are willing/want to do it ( there’s either 3 or 4 people at my work who do it as a side gig), due to the extreme flexibility of scheduling and really short performance sessions ( no hours of makeup and…

When Hearthstone started out, it was a pretty fun, exuberant experience, but I think that the natural state of how card games work...and when the card pool gets larger...is that the games do eventually just fall into “oh look, I’m playing this next match match against someone who just copied [insert top meta net deck…

I’m in the minority that survival horror should have as little combat as possible.  Things just are scary if all you need to do is machine gun your way through enemies.

I don’t know...most of what I remember about Silent Hill ( or maybe 2), was walking around in a school that would suddenly transform into a building with rusted, corroded gates and bloodied chickenwire floors. And little creepy babies that would follow me but not do anything.  That seems like it would match up with…

Yeah I always thought that Matt had a decent sense of humor on Netflix when he was just being a lawyer guy, and I guess nightly beating up on lesser thugs. It just got morose once the main storyline of the series got going and Matt spent the next 9 episodes continually getting bloodied and beat up upon.

Yep. I never really got how Resident Evil games were scary. Those games were pretty much just “keeping shooting at things from a distance.”

I’ve wanted to try this game, and now that it’s available to the Switch I almost bought it this weekend. But then I read stories like this....and <shudder>.

Yep. This is a typical “I’ve got the highest card showing on the board why would I bother thinking about folding” free play poker style. She’s able to run off some word salad with some poker terms, but clearly she doesn’t understand any of the nuance.

Top Gun being talked about “frequently” as how politics and pop culture intersect was something no one talked about for 30 years until the machinery of the sequel began. The only mention of Top Gun before 2017 in any kind of light in the last 25 years is mostly video game reviews of cheap ports of updating Top Gun…

The whole “ a movie is only as good as it’s pop culture references” needs to stop. When was the last time anyone bought a Top Gun toy before this year?

Unobtainium, it turns out, is an actual term used since the 1950s.

“Morning Zoo”, sports talk, political jibber jabber and other forms of entertainment radio DJs typically need to be “on” 3 to 5 hours a day 5 days a week.