I don't think you can really say this movie will cover any of the books, since it's probably going to be an entirely different thing and will only share elements with the books. Roland's in our world, but doesn't known Eddie or Susannah yet. The Man in Black is playing a much bigger part in the narrative. Characters…

I will admit, upon reading what you just said about Yukiko I wanted to write in all caps "YOU TAKE THAT BACK!"

This is all true, but did I feel guilty for hanging out with Haru during the school assembly thing in October instead of my girlfriend Ann just in an attempt to raise my social link with Haru (who I realized later I hadn't even formed a bond with yet)?

So no Mew or BNQT reviews this week? Bummer. My two cents:

Well, I mean… is that even going to be a choice for english-speaking audiences? Square Enix isn't Atlus.

Completely off-topic, but I really hope she's still voicing Tifa in the FFVII remake.

Well, I was implying she's a hypocrite. And now I'm not implying it.

MTV Live already existed in the 1990s. It was there that Foo Fighters premiered the video for My Hero back in 1998, and you could've witnessed Carson Daly meeting Jennifer Love Hewitt for the first time. Yeah, I remember they dated…

Acting contracts don't include bunks, right? I don't understand your reply at all, since I didn't mention anything about her contract. I focused on the false indignation of the statement when it's clear she, at least at some point in her career, was completely willing to do something sort of "pornographic."

…and it says the scene was the sort of “pornographic” thing that Heard herself would “never have agreed to do.”

Yeah, but I bet you some of those 68 are probably things nobody has ever heard of and are pretty obscure, like Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. Hey, the movie looks cool! But who has even really ever heard of the graphic novel it's based from?

I'm sure it's not PC to say this anymore, but… I don't care? Feist is my absolute favorite female musical artist. The one-two punch of Let It Die and The Reminder made me a probable fan for life. When Metals came out and I was slightly disappointed, but I wasn't too worried because, hey! There would always be her next…

And I have a friend who frequently watches twitch streams and he says the game still looks pretty fun, so… *shrugs*

You know, the facial animations in Horizon: Zero Dawn were terrible, too, but the outcry on that was far more muted. My own theory as to why that is is because it's not Mass Effect. I mean, Horizon's character models in general are a thousand times better than this and hardly less stitled, so shouldn't that make it…

Yeah, I'm not going to claim I'm some expert of the original's gameplay. I never played it and have watched very little footage of it. But even the developers have said they were aware there were some things lacking in the original they couldn't really do. That's why they got Platinum for this one.

Dammit, Chloe! Who are you working for?!

I still think the Thor movies have overall been the least successful from an entertainment point-of-view out of all the Marvel movies. If they want to change things up by obliterating the canon, more power to them if the end result is better than that last Thor movie.

This time they have the great combat system to even out from the weird stuff, and generally really nice and pretty graphics. I never played it, but apparently Nier's combat wasn't quite up to snuff. Thanks, Platinum Games!

As much as I try to block it from my memory I know I watched The Happening all the way through once. Watching that part of the movie reminds me that I still need to be commended for that. That clip boggles the mind more than the turkey thing.

"Vikram Danesh, Haley Joel Osment, and Maureen Sebastian as Alicia Ruiz"