Are you using your Associate Degree in Applied Nonsense to deduce all of this, or just your general expertise earned by a lifetime of licking door knobs?

Yeah you totally want your security guards giving their phone numbers out to a bunch of potentially underage girls on the job. That’s totally professional and certainly doesn’t reflect poorly on the company contracted to do this job.

Let it die.  Let it return to the way it SHOULD be - a restaurant delivering their own food, so they CARE about how their food is delivered.  

These movies are inherently jokes. It’s fine that most of them take themselves seriously, but it’s not a huge deal that a single property out of dozens decided to define itself as a one long silly gag, especially when the previous iteration of that character wasn’t working so well. Buff himbo demigod gets into scrapes…

Counterpoint: Thor: Ragnarok is a top-five MCU movie and has the most perfect use of humor in the franchise.

I think there’s a lot more nuance to the debate about actors playing characters they do not share their same exact background with than the internet will allow, but casting a straight non-Jewish man to play a very famous gay Jewish man, while also putting him in an unnecessary prosthetic nose, and then also casting a…

I’m finding myself taking the position that Bernstein’s physical appearance is not iconic to the likely audience for this movie (or, really, to anyone), so changing his appearance to look more like Bernstein is kind of pointless.

I’d feel bad that this is getting reduced to “the game where you fuck” but then they’re the ones who pushed bear sex as a major bullet point during their promos.

So I think one of the main things that makes their McMuffins really good is that cheese. If you try a bit by itself, it’s intensely sharp (possibly the sausage too, but I rarely buy breakfast sausage so it’s hard to know). Finding extra sharp American cheese at the store is a little hard but if I do find it, I’ll see…

The last one I had was terrible.  Used to love it.  This one was dry, low on spice, and had the saddest single piece of iceberg I’ve ever witnessed.

I’m pretty sure Rudd is talking to a cookie in the video, listen to it again “you shouldn’t be here, GO! no you’re just going to sit just there, acting all sweet, you’re bad” I’m guessing he’s talking to a cookie that may or may not be poisined

I think I’ve just played too many “loot” games or I’m just getting old; but I just don’t see the fun in Diablo IV, a game I have looked forward to for a long, long time.

I’m still crawling through the story campaign, and I can’t be bothered to care what the weapons and armor do because I am replacing them so fast even…

Yup. I didn’t pick up Hogwarts, because it’s not the kind of thing I wanted to put money towards, but this is such an inane article. Shocking news: single player RPG isn’t a live-service game!

It’s a single player RPG, and like the headline says it’s been 6 months after release with several high profile games that have launched in the interim and soaked up the limelight.

Infuriatingly, there’s a much better system that could have been used: use the dice rolls to determine whether you see the interesting choices.

Given his history and the... zeitgeist we find ourselves in, ol’ Rob might want to keep the references to schoolgirls to a minimum.

Action, sci-fi, comedy - better in packed houses.

Comedies fit this even more than anything else. Especially the type Devine is in.

I’d widen the aperture slightly wider to include films that aren’t action movies per se, but still benefit from the sense of scale in a theater (with Oppenheimer being the obvious example du jour). Otherwise I agree though.

Similarly in my Toronto screening of Endgame everyone in the theatre collectively stood from the moment Cap said avengers assemble until the credits. It was like being at a baseball game.