I’m frankly more disturbed by how high up your television is.  

Between Breath of the Wild and Outer Worlds, plus of course Witcher 3, Bethesda has been caught standing still or coasting, while others solved what we had just presumed were unsolvable issues. We simply accepted buggy, brittle games as a trade off for the huge swathe of content open-world. Honestly in light of all…

The Witcher 3 ate their fucking lunch while maintaining solid eye contact.

Bethesda really needs Starfield and the new Elder Scrolls to be really good games. Amazing games. Bethesda used to be lauded for their huge open-world games, and we would look past the bugs, glitches, and terrible animations because they were one of the only companies working on such a scale. Now every other AAA game…

You’re right. This shit shoulda been handled a long time ago. But it wasn’t. So here we are. I watched snippets here and there and Schiff & Co. seemed to be keeping the story clear for us peasants in the bleachers. While predictably the rightists babbled bullshit.

Thank you for this, I have spent all morning looking for a website to tell me who won last night’s game.

Not sure there’s gonna be a better place to post this, so here we go:

Made the mistake of going to these tweets on Twitter. Couldn’t get past this comment.

I watched it when it aired and am rewatching it now with my gf and I’ve always felt that way about Michael, even though I enjoyed the show he was so cringey that I never really loved the show the way other people do. I guess that’s supposed to be the joke about him, but at times I just found it hard to watch even.  

I don’t think it’s correct to say that he’s rarely called out. All Darrell does in the first few seasons is give him shit. There are at least two episode wholly dedicated to his employees’ dislike of him. Whenever he says something terrible in public, there are groans from everyone, even from Dwight sometimes. It’s…

I also came to it relatively recently (about a year ago). After finishing it, my take was that Michael was my least-favorite character - I’m not a fan of cringe comedy generally, and he is obviously a bit extreme (albeit with moments of being more sympathetic). The weird thing is that the show never worked as well…

The role Vincent Kartheiser was born to play.

I literally scrolled down to make the same comment. It’s only one reason I wish Phillip Seymour Hoffman was still alive. I like Gleeson it most of what I’ve seen him in though.

I’m veering away from verisimilitude now but I like the idea of getting Domhnall and Brian Gleeson in as Don Jr. and Eric.

I keep forgetting PSH passed, it’s such a huge loss to the industry.

Carly Chaikin as Ivanka and play it up like her character Dahlia in Suburgatory -

While I can’t disagree with much of what Breihan says, I recently rewatched this for the first time since it was in theatres, and found myself much more charitable towards the movie the second time around (though I never found it “boring,” as so many of the comments here echo). There’s probably an ideal Superman movie…

I’m the guy that like Superman Returns. I didn’t love it like I did Spider-Man 2 or Batman Begins, but (outside of the mopey stalker scene) I feel like it hit the two things I needed from it. An actor who played CK and Supes like two different roles, and a Superman who was a beacon of hope. When they played the…

Lebron is obviously a singular, once in a lifetime talent, but holy shit, his “team matriarch” persona he takes on has really got to be grating. I understand he is the Alpha and team leader (and he should be!)but I can totally see why Kyrie wanted the hell away from him.

I come as a time traveler from the year 2017 to point out how sexist not only the comments are, but also Rabin’s reviews themselves. Yikes. I know this was an episode that contained a debate about how hot someone was but every review he writes spends too much time focusing on how cute or hot the female actresses are.…