Imagine being a grown-up who defends or supports Donald Trump.

I disagree. "Winter Soldier" and "Civil War" had memorable action scenes. "Dr. Strange" had remarkable visuals/special effects. The battle against the Chitauri in the first "Avengers" movie was pretty awesome. Hell, even "Iron Man 3" (the mid-air rescue scene) and "Thor: The Dark World" (portal battle) has some mildly…

I hate to break it to you, but pretty much all movies are corporate products.

Except there's significantly less hand-wringing over non-superhero action films. Again: "Fury Road" and "John Wick" were lauded for being unique and a cut-above the average action movie, despite having formulaic plots and one-dimensional antagonists.

But their "singular, original vision" usually produces movies that aren't all that much different from superhero movies. Are "John Wick" or "Fury Road" any more nuanced than, say, "Captain America: Civil War"? In fact, I'd argue that the latter is actually less formulaic than the former.

I'm not sure why superhero movies get hit with the "formulaic" tag when most action movies are just as unoriginal. "John Wick" or "Fury Road" may be more stylish than, say, "Captain America," but ultimately they're all equally wedded to the "good guy saves the day/gets revenge" formula.

I finally beat Scholar of the First Sin. Now on to Dark Souls 3. I don't know why I continue to do this to myself.

I kinda think a Dark Souls animated series might be good, too.

Thank you! I'm gonna need it.

That thrusting move scares the shit out of me, every time. That, and his goddamn AOE fireball attack.

Yeah, I've been fighting him without summons, completely naked (except for Velstadt's helm), and with a +10 greatsword (two-handed). My biggest issue thus far has been timing my rolls; I'm always a second late and then I get wrecked. It doesn't help that the hit boxes are kinda screwy.

Getting slaughtered by the Fume Knight in Dark Souls 2. Good times.

The soundtrack for "X-Men 2: The Clone Wars" has been stuck in my head for two decades now.

I mean, in 2012 he was the incumbent.

Donald Trump had almost no ground game, and explicitly stated that American workers make too money. And yet . . .

Except, you know, it wasn't: https://fivethirtyeight.com…

P.S. I love how leftist praxis now calls for denying racism in order to win over voters who would roll their eyes at you if you started droning on about "the millionaires and billionaires."

And I'm sure you'll be jerking off to her victory, just like you've been jerking off to Trump's for the last sixth months.

Lol If liberals are such bad candidates, what does that make the leftist candidates who are constantly losing to them?

This . . . doesn't make sense. Nor is it supported by any sort of statistical evidence. Was the DNC any different/"less corrupt" in 2008 or 2012?