I guess it's just a matter of a vague buzzword and how we all define it. For me, it's perspective—the viewer is rooting for a protagonist who, for whatever reason, acts immorally and would be a villain in the perspective of another.

I always interpreted "anti-heroes" as protagonists who are (on some level) likeable villains—you acknowledge their evils, but you can't help but empathize with and root for them because you are forced into their viewpoint (and because you like them).

LOL. I love that game. Like @CharAznabIe:disqus says, it was a that's-what-I-could-get-my-hands-on games, and I played it to death.

As a white person, I do that stupid smile all the effing time.

Our basketball hoop was a ribcage! A RIBCAGE!

*sobs*

lol

I fell asleep during The Dark Knight. In fairness, I was really, really day-drunk.

YES! This absolutely is the worse movie I've seen in a theater.

I loved Bowfinger at the time. Haven't see it since, and I was a teenager, but I thought it was hilarious.

OOF Wild Wild West. I had planned to go see the Matrix…then Columbine happened and my mom wouldn't let me (it had trenchcoats and guns, so obviously caused Columbine), so WWW it was.

I saw a double-feature of Speed 2:Cruise Control and Volcano. It was…very bad.

If you haven't gone back to Hoop Dreams, it really is a terrific movie. I have no interest in basketball either—it's a film about life(, maaaan).

Probably doesn't hold up, but I loved loved LOVED N64's Goemon (i.e. Mystical Ninja) platformer.

No seriously, Hulu has the whole season up.

This year's theme is white power, no yolk.

I have that kind of faith in whatever Noah Hawley does, too—Fargo, Legion, and whatever's next.

If you have Amazon Prime, you can stream it for free.

That is full awful. #falafel #neverforget

Crimetown is great! The interviews they get are astounding.