Well congrats, because your attempts to both spell and invoke hyperbole correctly have failed. Have a day.  

Is Donnie Darko science fiction? I’d argue it’s more of a psychological drama than anything else, with a dash of science fiction tossed in.

Dude, Primer is like, 90 minutes at best. And the time travel enters into the plot like, in the second act. You sure you were actually watching Primer?

It’s phenomenal.

When’s the last time you saw it? It does not hold up. Jude Law’s great in it, but that’s the only thing holding that snoozefest of a movie together.

I suppose there may be some unintentional nuance in what I wrote, but no. I’m definitely not joking about the tone deaf nature of Joss Whedon publishing a story where a middle aged man surrounds himself with younger, less experienced women. Here’s why, in case you missed it: https://jezebel.com/joss-whedons-ex-wife-he-…

You sure do have a problem separating your psychological failings from that of other people’s, it’s obvious that you’re simply (and stupidly) projecting here

You’re projecting all over the place, faceless

Faceless avatars always make the dumbest psychoanalysts, but it never seems to stop them from trying. Reddit’s where you belong, Sir Sadface.

People kept talking about that one, so rather than waste time on it, I looked up a synopsis. Sounded sad and predictable, just like the first two episodes. Wish they’d bring back the Outer Limits instead.

I watched the first episode, and then I watched the second. There’s nothing there for a true fan of dystopia, it’s like reading fan fiction from goth kids who watched too much Outer Limits in the 90s.

Just what this universe needed—another male protagonist. I hope there’s an awkward scene where Giles, with the knowledge and experience of a middle aged man, is too nervous to talk to a teenage girl. How relatable and not at all regressive, creepy or disgusting!!

Watching Jay Z was...depressing.

Aw, yay! They seem like a fun couple.

I’ve only ever seen the trailers on Twitter without the sound, and I never knew what the gimmick was until just now...just looked like the umpteenth show about a magic white doctor pretending he’s a hero instead of just another paid medical professional.

I’ve never completed a raid either, but not for lack of trying. I found a really committed group of people on Facebook who were willing to put in the time, but the problem was choosing who would lead the way and direct us through the challenges. Because I never played the raids first, I was always getting bossed…

There’s a notion amongst the most hardcore crowd that you’re “missing out” if you don’t play the raid, but the ones in the first game were a freaking slog, and generally not fun to play, even with close friends.

Well, let me assure you that you’re not invited, nor are you welcome to play with us. We don’t need any more trolls complaining about games they haven’t ever played.

Disney is simply creating their own streaming service, not abandoning their commitment to Marvel. You’re conflating a lot of things, so feel free to do whatever you want, with or without any true facts to support your decision.

I can’t believe it ever got UP to 1.