I actually just caught up on Oliver Stone's president movies this summer with JFK and Nixon, which I both unabashedly loved. However, I was on the fence about this one. Thanks to this article, I will be going ahead and watching W. quite soon- so thank you.

Not alright, not alright, not alright.

Oh man. I was really hoping for this to be good. Although I'll probably still watch anything with Natasha Lyonne and/or Clea Duvall in it anyway.

Well, joke or not, I have enough shit going on in my life without someone telling me (albeit indirectly) that I'm a piece of shit for enjoying Radio Days.

Yup. That's the one. I'm not sure if the author was being serious or not, but I found it a pretty inane way to express that particular opinion.

I think I know what review you're talking about and having the same reaction as you although I personally didn't comment on it.

I think we can shut down comments on this article. You win.

Well, I'm going towards a goal (spoiler: Atlas) and I've been discovering mostly barren worlds. When I reach a planet I actually want to explore, I tend to spend quite some time there.

Been playing NmS for 3 days. discovered about 20 systems and over 50 planets. The routine aspect is a little annoying and I wouldn't exactly call NmS a good game, as such but I just cannot stop playing because there is always at least one cool thing to discover on every planet and the promise of new things is just too…

I always liked the 1st two.
Bender's game is a terrible waste of their only attempt at fantasy.
The 4th one was just painful.

Sort of like how David Simon pitched The Wire as the "Sopranos of Law and Orders".

I used to check the specialbored page almost every day 3-4 years ago when I had 5 minutes to kill on internet.

As intended. (I really should have specified).

Col-ar.

(To the tune of "Pinot Noir" from Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt).

Who's in charge of announcing this news to Bill Hader's character from Popstar?

eh. Delevigne could still stand to be rastafied by about 10%.

They are from a financial standpoint for the company that produces them.

You could say the same thing about many laws or Transformers movies.

…And also Hillary.