There exits no movie that HAS to be seen on a big screen.

This is precisely it.

So far I am drawn in by the story, which was a pleasant surprise.

Stephen King on H.P. Lovecraft:

They don’t.

If it was just a mater of stupid fucking people getting sick being stupid enough to go there then I’d be fine. Go ahead, make your bad choice, suffer the consequence of being a fool.

They are haters. They would not like anything less than Ellen broken, broke and crying in a gutter in the rain.

That movie was underrated....

Minipheous?

No foul. Like I said, I doubt it was intended that way. But I am also sure that people in that situation would not feel all happy inside reading their lives they are sort of stuck with described as something bad.

I am absolutely on board with paying more for a movie on release date if it means that I don’t have to sit in a theater. Bring it on.

On another note from another tirade I posted here...

I usually like your posts but this one disturbed me.

I am going to be clear on this:

I can’t do comics because the price to entertainment ratio is terrible.

I can’t do comics because the price to entertainment ratio is terrible.

Well now I want some waffles. (Not pancakes; waffles have more surface area for syrup).

Streamlined version:

I don’t play most of the games available.

A nice article.  Too bad you had to ruin it by coming here with a chip on your shoulder with word pickiness. 

Hate is a strong word.