“They started is” is not how you treat your nation’s own war crimes if you want to keep claiming the moral highground of a war.

As a German - this isn’t a zero sum game. The citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were civilians, asking for respect for them is the right of every nation and war crimes cannot be justified by a “they started it”.

I say this with all due respect, which obviously is none as you don’t deserve any for absolutely anything for what you just said, go fuck yourself.

In case anyone cares, this commenter who is incredibly mad at the writer has not even seen the show:

“There’s people (myself included) that have been not watching this and just reading the recaps and honestly this finale review sorta cemented that I made the correct choice. But I do agree with you that I think it’s…

On Monday, pop artist and very famous woman,

FLCL wasn’t “deep”, it was never meant to be, it was just a fun, tight, and relatable story with some amazing direction and great music from a team of rising animation stars trying to figure out the next generation of of their artform. The whole thing was one big experiment of throwing Gainax money at a developing a…

By their superior quality

What a shitty take.

Counterpoint: we’ve polarized and lost empathy to the point that large portions of America reflexively side with corporate interests. Not because they trust them or have better experiences but because they have the shortsighted attitude of, “Tough shit, my work treats me like garbage too. Stop whining and get a real…

I know it’s extremely uncool to like Ubisoft open worlds, and I understand that they’re formulaic. But man, there aren’t that many devs out there just putting out games with bottomless pits of content (for single player games). And I really like a space where I can just kind of turn my brain off, maybe throw on a…

It’ll sell.

The books are inconsistent with each other and with the games themselves. Trying to make sense of it is a fools errand.

Shipping culture is one of the worst and most toxic parts of the primal cesspit that is fandom.

If Nintendo wanted to avoid articles like this, it would have been very easy to do so.

It’s disgusting that an Academy Award-winning director would take such a joyful and lovingly-made film as One Cut of the Dead and REMAKE it. If Michel Hazanavicius really loved the original film and wanted to share its goofy charm and inventive concept with the rest of the world, then he would just re-release the…

Where the hell is Romancing the Stone (and its sequel)? As far as Indy imitators go, it’s not only the first out of the gate, but it was also very influential in its own right. Half the adventure movies on this list steals its its romance dynamic.

“Tell us / without telling us” is a such a cringey meme template. It’s physically painful to read.

They’re using an AI generator here because the characteristic fucked-up way that it tends to render human subjects is artistically appropriate to the themes of the show.

In future discussions about box office, can we just please skip the very boring requirement that a specific set of people who are almost certainly all single guys show up to state how they prefer watching movies at home?

They really should. I can’t think of any good reason for any game to not allow it.