The Prequels are amazing.

Weird, I never disliked it as much as the memes in 2013-2015, and also did a rewatch just last weekend. And still don’t dislike it. Not in the top 20 either though.

Nothing at all is changing right now. It takes a massive ship like the MCU 4 years from a new idea, to the time it is actually on screen. And that number is before there were strikes.

Depends on context. In the heuristic sense, the MCU hasn’t captured the magic of 2011-2019, and may never again (it isn’t that world anymore, the core group of us who were like 20 years old then are 35 now, nothing lasts forever, etc)

Oh right lol

Don’t you have to flip around and decelerate at 1G as well though? That must make the entire take longer than 90 hours.

Weirdly I have also lived in Buffalo and Charlotte. Which one is yours?

I’m 96% certain that Jeremy Allen White will be the next thirsted over blogosphere star who has nasty allegations coming, of some sort or another.

Did they fix it being butt-fugly?

First of all it’s not; the average length of a full traffic light cycle in the US is only 2 minutes. 5 would be 150% longer than that.

He was more famous in 2009 than he is now. Depends on just how old you are, but that isn’t recent.

5 minutes is an extremely long example of being stuck behind a vehicle. Set a stop watch right now and sit still staring at it for 5 minutes. I would be pissed to be stuck behind a truck for 25 seconds.

The Tesla 3K

I haven’t heard good things but FNAF has made 10x its budget worldwide. Pretty massive success.

2 of the Iron Man movies came out when essentially nothing else existed in the MCU for them to be tied with. And by IM3, it was all about his PTSD from another movie, the Avengers battle of New York.

I don’t actually remember any of that, but I trust you.

Good thing it wasn’t a 9,000 lb EV truck

But sniffing Josh Allen’s seat is priceless

HBO makes a ton of quality stuff, as always. But your corporation is trying its hardest to fuck the brand into the dirt buddy.

The evidence would just be consuming all modern comedy and seeing how we got smarter at writing the “ironic bigot” archetype. That scene is period-typical but it’s the satire equivalent of a caveman smashing something with a rock.