Again genius, all you do when you say things like that is reveal that you’re a tiny pathetic loser who is obsessed with his inability to force others to have sex with him or even like him.

The thing about your kind that you never seem to understand. When you say things like, “She’s not going to have sex with you either” you’re telling ALL of US that you go through your life obsessed with all the sex you are not having and that your life and all your interactions with women revolve around the idea, “How…

Nah, you’re just all so insane and stupid that a group of women getting milkshakes riles up your jimmies. Your entire movement was founded because some co-workers had lunch together and you saw conspiracy.

Comicsgate makes Gamergate look positively sane and lucid. I baited the ringleader on Comicsgate to prove they are aggressively stupid and hostile.

The problem with letting Ackbar do it is not that he’s a man, but that the audience would side with Ackbar over Poe. We’re supposed to side with Poe and then go, “oh...shit...” just like he does.

I kind of love it. It’s a proper goofy Doctor outfit like Peter Davison with his strolling around with goddamn celery pinned to his lapel and Tom Baker’s scarf or Sylvester McCoy’s Question Mark umbrella.

I got accused of having “seizures” over this on here back before they actually announced a female actress was taking on the role.

Exactly. And either ironically or seriously many of them worship Elliot Rodgers as literally their patron saint. Clustered together in little “support” groups where they validate how shitty they feel about themselves and blame women and Chads (stereotypical good looking men) while also feeling entitled to sex from…

When I was first studying criminology and profiling it was well before Columbine. You had your Charlie Starkweathers and your Charles Whitmans, but most of spree killers like this tended to be 25-45 age range because the thing that set them off was usually loss of job or status at home. Or their wives leaving them.…

What I said was in dark times (like now) historically films that are more light and fantastically escapist or optimistic tend to do better at the box office because people are already depressed and don’t want to be more depressed.

Amazon also tells you if other services offer the thing you want to watch even if they don’t. I don’t know about all of them, but it always tells me if something is available on Netflix or Hulu before trying to get me to buy episodes.

Shakespeare in Love maybe? But it had to actually win a bunch of Oscars first. And the complaints against it weren’t nearly as vitriolic.

I liked grumpy Luke. I liked it over all. But I didn’t like the weird forced modern humor like the movie opening with a literal Yo Mama joke. Every other Star Wars movie I believe that it takes place a Long Time Ago in a Galaxy Far Far Away because it’s so removed from pop culture. This one was not and it felt far too…

The First Doctor had the best approach to that sort of story. All the historical episodes that dealt with more serious or darker time periods all tended to emphases how The Doctor COULDN’T effect change.

Based on their previous attempts at commentary about race in Daleks in Manhattan with the wise Black Man named Solomon, I’m not optimistic.

The guy who wrote Cyberwoman. WHAT COULD GO WRONG?!

It’s being marketed as a comedy, so I’m going to guess they decided to ignore that bit. Or that Johnny says “I can beat him fair and square” and has to be berated into sweeping the leg in the first place. I actually feel bad for Johnny in that parking lot scene. He’s just a kid being brutalized by a bully.

I agree with you that this is his swansong of a type of film he is no longer interested in doing. I disagree that there’s no room left for the type of popular movies he used to make in the 70s and 80s. The public are hungry for them. Whenever history is dark, people escape into light fare at the cinema.

I’m very hesistant to blame culture or technology for things like this because it’s not a new phenomenon at all. The one case this reminded me about the most was the murder of Rebecca Schaeffer, the star of My Sister Sam. The guy stalked her for 3 years before gunning her down in the doorway of her apartment building.

I really don’t see this guy being the kind of guy who seeks out help. He fixated on someone so much he drove cross country to kill the person she loves in front of her and then *poof* magically she’d realize he’s actually rescuing her and they can run off together forever.