I got the vibe that he’s just an extremely nice dude with a beginner-at-best appreciation of Abba and just named the first song that came to mind

Co-sign Cunk on Earth. The segment where she “finds out” that there are still nuclear weapons and we are, in fact, not at all free from their terrible shadow and convincingly breaks down, only to be touchingly comforted by the 0h-so-British expert who allows himself graciously to be drawn into a distracting discussion…

I thought if anything Guardians really showcased that the Gamora we knew is dead, and this version of her (or any character replaced by a multiverse stand-in) is not a resurrection, but simply someone with the same backstory but different motivations.

Yeah, “Tron” deserves an entry of its own. Another overlooked gem is “The Last Starfighter,” the first film to use CGI for all of what would have been traditional miniature shots. Granted, the effects don’t hold up 39 years on, but they were dazzling at the time.

It’d be faster if there were a virus and we could convince them not to get vaccinated.

To me, while I always found Culking excellent as Roman, he became a revelation from the season 3 finale onwards. Season 4 is his season because, more than watching a character evolve on screen, we got to witness an already good actor become great. It felt new episode after episode and I didn’t expect any of the things…

Like Holly Hunter’s character says, Shiv isn’t nearly as smart as she thinks she is, but by the terms set up by the show she still gets absolutely screwed by misogyny. Both Roman (failed out of the entertainment division, blew up a rocket as COO, is responsible for the company have to make a nine figure payout to…

I mean, I love them, but they’re not serious people.

I dunno how it is lazy, though? I mean unless you mean predictable, which isn’t the same thing. And predictable, gotta be honest, ain’t so bad! I mean sure, since the end of season 3, the merger has felt like an inevitability, but the tensions this season are more about how long the kids can delay the inevitable, how…

i’m imagining a scarface poster in your bedroom. you unironically quote patrick bateman in casual conversation. you do not get satire.

The election storyline is already wrapped up though in a sense, it doesn’t need to go anywhere. If Jimenez wins, he won’t block the deal, and if Mencken keeps power, he’s already indicated to Mattson that he will keep the deal with an American CEO at the table, which we see. The whole point of that storyline was that…

Every actor has worked on bad movies at some point in their career.

“Despite these early predictions, three years later, the QR codes aren’t as popular as they once were”

This is preposterous! How can Star Wars deceive us like this?! If the person under the helmet isn’t the same person voicing the lines and popularly understood as playing the character then they are cheating us!

but it was the funeral of a piece of shit, exclusively attended by pieces of shit.

Yeah, the idea of putting Seinfeld as number two between Dexter and How I Met Your Mother doesn’t sit right.

I honestly don’t think any of the kids ends up atop the company, regardless of whether the deal goes through or not. I think both sides of the deal—Matsson and/or the Board—have seen their unsuitability. If they haven’t been preparing to look outside the Roy family for the next leader of Waystar, they’re dumber than…

I was a key holder for gamestop and I can assure you that while the pay is very shit (minimum got raised by me but those making over it didn't see a cent) its also the constant threat of being fired. Look up the circle of life debacle. That shit was a nightmare 

This is our local Gamestop. My wife knows the guy who posted it. He was surprised to see it have the sign on it. I don’t blame the staff. No one deserves to be treated like that in any context.

I work on the assumption that people who joke about rape aren’t really joking.