Just watched Tokyo Godfathers on the recommendation of this, and OH MY GOSH, IT’S SO SO GOOD.
Just watched Tokyo Godfathers on the recommendation of this, and OH MY GOSH, IT’S SO SO GOOD.
You lost all my forbearance when you said The Disturbed’s Sound of Silence was bad. That version is incredible, and honestly one of the best cover songs ever made. Charitably: Perhaps you do not have an ear for what that song is doing right.
I liked that movie better than the first Thor movie.
It is if I see it twice. Ye cannae stop me!
I’d show up regardless of whether the Avengers showed up. This is MY Barbenheimer.
My friend had a theory that people liked whichever version of The Ring they saw first, because that’s the one that scared the pee out of them. Both movies are very good, but the second one can’t surprise you like the first one did.
I remember being lined up in a food court type of restaurant near a university once, watching a food inspector giving the employees shit about everything (“This won’t keep it hot enough. Where’s your thermometer? That’s the wrong kind of thermometer.”)
I saw it at home and pretty much pasted myself to the ceiling when I got to that scene. It’s a great moment.
Mochi doughnuts are my favourite now, because I can’t eat wheat anymore, but when I could eat wheat, crullers were my favourite.
At one point I was wondering whether Renslayer was going to turn out to be a Kang variant.
Well, that’s gross. But it hurts no one. So.
Oh, this is a freaky one; well done!
I wonder if it was pre-emptive jury tampering, done before any charges were official so it wouldn’t be something they could be held accountable for.
Metal would be much, much better at screening out infrared waves, though, so you wouldn’t get as much radiative heating from the environment.
In binary, 10 = 2.
I like to think it’s just that we used up all the scary stories in those initial years.
Actually...
Barbenheimer is literally the only one of these that would make a great costume.
AI would not get that wrong.
I think all she’s saying is that she took his opinions into consideration when she made her decision.