Whenever Daniel Craig smiles, a natural disaster strikes somewhere in the world.
If he’s willing to deploy one of his smiles for the sake of this movie, things really must be going well. I trust that he knows the weight of his mirth.
Whenever Daniel Craig smiles, a natural disaster strikes somewhere in the world.
If he’s willing to deploy one of his smiles for the sake of this movie, things really must be going well. I trust that he knows the weight of his mirth.
I think there are people out there who were maybe too exhausted to see it more than once on its theatrical run who’d like to again. Granted, I’m not one of those people, and this is a pretty blatant trophy grab from Disney, but I see the logic of it.
I don’t think many people will be going just for an unfinished scene.
He could still be fielding reports, analyzing the situation, and making calls.
Book it to the situation room, I’d presume.
Fortunately, there’s plenty of people who have been willing to step into the spotlight and pick up the slack. Folks like Wyatt Cenac and John Oliver are doing great work that digs even deeper into the issues. I’d presume Samantha Bee is doing the same, and I hear good things about her show but haven’t had the chance…
Yeah. It’s basically the basement from Cabin in the Woods played straight.
I’m trying to find my niece to wish her a happy birthday are you there vanessa? is this where your email is? happy birthday!
Excuse you. I make $20,000 a day working from home for Amazon. I learned about it from my aunt who’s on disability, and now I can teach you how to be in the club.
Wow. Yes, THAT’s clearly The Problem. How could I not see it before?
Here’s the thing though. Your points are very valid. But he doesn’t seem to be talking about how capitalism is overtaking the cannabis farming and retail industry and driving gentrification.
What he seems to be upset about, unless I’m missing something here, is how he was exploiting a shitty weed gimmick “before it was…
These are all fair points, but they don’t sound like the points that he’s making. Though I could be just misreading his intent.
Like, it sounds like he’s mad at Quizno’s and Carl’s Jr. for exploiting the popularity of weed to sell sandwiches which is his entire schtick? But I may be biased. I hate cool dad restaurant…
Yeah, I smoke my fair share of weed, and this guy just sounds like a douchebag.
Thank you for your bravery, Cecilia. It’s my hope that this will ensure that more of us can speak openly about our disinterest in NGE without fear. It’s been a long, hard road, but I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Oh I agree. The reboot was a bore. I think it was a lack of imagination in terms of the nightmare sequences for me.
You can be creative without getting campy.
The answer to that second discussion is no. Absolutely no.
I feel like Vertigo effectively died when Karen Berger left. It was always her baby, and it’s hard to imagine what life the line would have after her departure. The “Vertigoverse” characters like Constantine and Swamp Thing got folded into the DC Universe proper, and Vertigo as a clearinghouse for creator owned titles…
The whole point of progress in this regard is making sure that people have representatives like themselves in the places where it matters.
America getting its first black president was a big deal, and it should have been. The problem is that people assumed that was the benchmark for the end of racism. The first…
This is the only right answer.
Yeah. I hit level 50 towards the end of the game excited that I could start picking up the unique gear you get from the cultists and not have to worry about constantly upgrading it to keep it relevant.
I was incredibly disappointed to just find out that the level cap is Ninety-goddamn-nine instead of fifty. I’ll…
Ghost Rider right? Is the answer Ghost Rider?