WHAT sex scenes is he even talking about? I don’t really have strong feelings for them, I’m gay so 99% of the time they do nothing for me, but when’s the last time I even saw a sex scene in a movie?

Unfortunately, I am also really loving it. However, I will fully disagree with you about Freddie, who is by a long mile the weakest link on the show. There’s just no “there” there, you know? I’ve grown to appreciate almost everyone else in the cast, but he’s just not funny.

I think that’s pretty much it. She lobs bombs every once in a while that cause a stir, but she’s pulled back from a lot of that when a few things backfired on her.

Every actor or person should be able to say no to that, of course. But I’m so puzzled ... what sex scenes are actors saying no to? There are so few sex scenes in TV or movies these days, America in particular has gotten so squeamish about sex that, other than violence, it feels like most media is highly sterilized.…

I really support the WGA, and her comments were probably not the most PR-friendly .... but the writing on that show is fucking awful and she’s 100% right. Defend writers, not bad writing.

I know her only from two things—being Carrie Fischer’s daughter and her being so goddamn funny in Booksmart. So, I’m with her, is what I’m saying.

I wish more attention was paid to your last point--ultimately, this is Jordan’s story, but we don’t even see him. We focus on all the white people in his orbit at the time--plus his mom. I just ... seriously? I mean, it sounds like a good story, but I don’t see why it couldn’t have at least included Jordan as a…

I’m super excited—the original was a blast, even if it was a bit rough around the edges. My favorite memory is near the end when you’re fighting *spoiler if you somehow got this far w/o playing the original* Vader—he’s chasing you but you get on an elevator just in time. Somehow the Vader that was chasing me clipped…

Oh god the poncho! It was ugly and I remember the slow realizing that it was the only type of clothing he was going to get. I really loved the game, but you could tell the game was a bit rushed and unpolished.

Lots of chatter about the graphics in the comments when we’ve been seeing trailers for this for years now and it literally runs on the same engine on the same hardware. I agree they’re showing their age, but I’m not sure why anyone seems surprised?

Agreed—I really need those helmets to come off. I don’t care at all for them basing so much of their culture on some cool-looking helmets, but too late to fix that. I like the Armorer, but the rest of the group is just sorta there, even the big mean one with the kid (his name is RAGNAR?! Come on!) and so much of their…

She really is a bright spot in an otherwise very mediocre show. I’m glad for her success, but I hope the show improves some.

I know Griffin said that’s why Citadel left, but let’s be extremely honest that it’s a load of shit. Taxes. Profits. Money. That is quite literally the only reason. Miami has worse crime but they’ll save so much money on taxes, so they moved.

I had been pretty disappointed by the lack of anyone from Frasier showing up, but honestly Lilith goes a LONG way to make up for that. She truly is an incredible character and the jokes at her expense never get old—it helps that she’s usually more than up to the task of throwing them right back.

I enjoyed the first one, even if it didn’t really feel anything like Star Trek. Into Darkness and Beyond sucked. This is the correct take.

I generally prefer the more recent games over the originals—but honestly they shouldn’t even be part of the same series. Remove the sci-fi plotting and they could have literally nothing to do with each other. I’d love if they’d split them or spin off one of them into their own thing (the last three aren’t really…

I don’t want to blame Berry, but that line could be hilarious if delivered properly and she just didn’t. Ultimately that’s on Singer for not directing her properly.

I totally get that! I enjoyed Force Awakens too honestly, even if I recognize the complete retread of A New Hope. Still, having that reignite the passion and take us back to the spirit of the OT, followed by how incredible Last Jedi was, really could have led to an incredible conclusion. Rise of Skywalker truly blew…

It’s part of the whole Pixar/Disney saga--Pixar was threatening to leave Disney and Disney started moving forward with a Toy Story 2 on their own, which was likely going to be another shitty direct-to-video sequel that they were so fond of in the 90s. Once the peace was settled, they scrapped that movie and made their…

I can’t say I’m surprised--the trailers were a mess. Also, I’m disappointed that after years of Johnson playing up the villain/anti-hero angle and how refreshing that will be, it comes down to yet another superhero committing to the “don’t kill” ethos. It can be done well, but it’s just so boring at this point.