jaystrang
JayStrang
jaystrang

Don’t need liberal bloggers at all. Trump is doing a great job fucking himself in the ass at every corner.

I don’t think anyone is suggesting your average conservative crowd love it when the US military bombs foreign countries. They are Homer Simpson with his shirt off shouting, “USA! USA! USA!” I went to James Woods’s Twitter page. He is ecstatic.

FTFY.

He said that his Islamic faith and his commitment to justice are intertwined, and he would not be a good Muslim if he turned a blind eye to the injustices the black community faces on a daily basis.

This is a Moomin:

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Not going to lie, I really wish at least one person on this panel had been able to say they’ve seen something more than the ‘95 movie.

I always see lots of bad stuff said about Mad Catz and the quality of their controllers, but my personal view of them has always been biased since they gave me this:

Pretty sad when you have to lip sync, run around 3/4 naked just to attract an

I don’t think that’s a fair comparison. Also, you’re wrong.

lol no.

There, I fixed that for you.

You will never allow me to do this ending right?

Nah, but they do seem to have a financial stake in tearing down Iron Fist.

I was about to ask if Gawker had some sort of financial stake in Life, because I swear this is the forth or fifth raving article I’ve seen, whereas every other review I’ve seen was pretty ho-hum.

I’ll take your word for it but I’ll argue that at some point, human instinct should kick in and just make anyone, professional or not, back the fuck away from this thing after it opens its hood. It seems to be giving more warning than a facehugger.

Calvin cannot be considered a Great Movie Monster unless it looks cool. Godzilla looks cool. Xenomorphs look cool. The Pale Man and the Thing and Animal of the Electric Mayhem look really cool. They’re iconic.

My local grocers is running a promotion where you get ‘monopoly’ tickets based on your type of purchases. Some of these tickets include a ‘second chance’ code you can enter on their site. Of these, a certain proportion of them return a ‘Fandango Ticket!’.

Yes. You are being overly analytical. These sorts of movies are horror movies, set in space. It’s much easier to do this because we are generally terrified of the unknown, and there’s a lot of unknown in space. There are plenty of decent sci-fi movies that focus on analysis and discovery (Arrival) and ones with a

Saw Life last night. I was not as impressed with it as io9 writers seem to be—it’s much less Alien and much more Gravity. Calvin lacked the brooding terror of the Xenomorph and the crew lacked the Ripley figure that would have made the movie great.