LaBeef got a bad rap. He was fine. It’s not like a different actor would have made the movie better.

Hey, I’m not the one throwing the eggs. But I can see why the people of Arizona would.

Quote me where I said I wanted to get hit by an uninsured motorist. Some people in Illinois break the law, I fail to see how that impacts regulation on Big Tech? The reason people in Arizona are egging driverless car tests is because one of them killed someone in Arizona. You may want to egg uninsured motorists too,…

Yes, we have laws against uninsured motorists for a reason. Where are the laws regulating big tech driverless care behavior?

Most human drivers won’t have a giant tech company behind them when they kill somebody.

I had a friend in college who was 6'9", he always walked with a hunch. Sitting down in a living room? Always drew he knees up to his chest. I felt bad for the guy, he clearly wanted to be smaller.

Even if it’s not the speed *specifically* that kills, the driving decisions that accompany speed kill. In a speed-governed vehicle, no one is going to roar up the breakdown lane at 30 mph in a 30 mph zone, for example.

As autonomous cars are going to require improved GPS, I say save money and just install governors that limit speed based on location. Reduce speed = reduce traffic deaths.

Unfortunately society at large is full of crying incel entitled fanboys.

I became aware of him from AV Undercover and then recognized him in the Doomtree music video...that's it. Near 10 years ago.

AVC kicks the latest installment of the When Romance Met Comedy column off the front page in less than 18 hours. I’m sure it doesn’t draw as many eyeballs as Tom Breihan’s equally-frequent columns about more dudely genres, but it’s the kind of writing that everyone recognizes is/was what made this site worth reading.…

Look, we’d all like to be defeated by Helen Mirren’s superior stamina.

I am not yet so cynical as to believe that it never does.

I was going for more of a yin and yang sort of thing.

I had stopped reading your ranks long ago, but Spider-Man 3 worse than The Phantom Menace? Get out of here.

There Will Be Blood is one-half of the perfect cinematic encapsulations of the USA. The other half is It’s A Wonderful Life.

You can tell Spider-Man is evil now in that first black suit sequence because he lane-splits.

And a monorail.

But show lampshaded this itself back when the episodes were reliably good - Frank Grimes’ freakout at their healthy lifestyle, “I stretch your father’s meatloaf with sawdust”, and so forth.