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I’m still not convinced that Kim can’t handle the trauma and will just leave. She pulled out the gun at the front door, she was actually going to shoot whoever answered! 

Hopper’s letter to Eleven after he died in the Season 3 finale was heartbreaking. Then the writer’s immediately teased that he was still alive and completely ruined it.

I actually liked the Russia subplot. It was a nice change of pace from the kids in Hawkins and was far more interesting than the group in the van driving all over the country. My biggest complaint is the length. The penultimate episode was a bit of a slog until the final 15 minutes. And the finale had too many

Yea, this is a silly article. That said, I’m currently playing GoW for the first time and it’s a blast. I just recently dug up the blades and have no idea how much game remains, but I hope it never ends.

Even if I could eat 60+ hotdogs, why would I ever want to? And then to do it year after year after year, oof.

Definitely, and who wouldn’t be after spending years alone in the Upside Down?. But even the Domogorgon always takes a minute to stop and roar before going after any of the main characters.

I’m glad this Chestnut guy has found his calling and hope he’s happy, but this is one of the more disgusting things to be good at.

Westworld is always tricking me with it’s timey-whimey shenanigans. This time HBO Max started playing Season 1 Episode 1 and I watched for 5 minutes before realizing it wasn’t just a flashback during the new episode.

Stranger Things probably should have been an anthology series from the start. 

The final two episodes were very much the Infinity War of the series. Main characters all split up, their plans all fail individually, the big bad succeeds, and the show ends with the characters back together but way over their heads.

What I found weird was how “2 days later” the residents of Hawkins were still packing up their cars in a hurry to get out of town. Anyone moving that quickly would have been long gone already. 

These last two episodes felt like more of a setup for season 5 than they did a finale for season 4.

Truthfully, if any of the baddies/monsters in this show acted with any sort of urgency most of the main characters would be dead.

Maybe Apple is hoping people will think Ken is in the series if they’re not reading closely enough? Ren Watabe doesn’t even have a photo on IMDB.

Came down here to say the same thing. That’s the fakest sword I’ve ever seen in a movie. It makes the baby in American Sniper look real in comparison. 

My guess is it will be a small mention of her queerness and that will be it. The story isn’t about her being queer, so an acknowledgement of it and then her continuing to be a badass superhero makes the most sense. Like Thompson said, her sexuality doesn’t define her, so the implicit knowledge that the character is

I think most people would agree with you and I don’t necessarily disagree either, but I find the Starlord character pretty annoying and Pratt often makes him come across as extra whiny.

Pine being the worst is a real hot take!
1. Pine
2. Evans
3. Hemsworth, love him as Thor but so generic in all his other generic action movie roles
4. Pratt, great in Parks and Rec but is real bad in everything else.

It’s apparent he doesn’t actually know what “nothing could be further from the truth” means.

Reed Richards, the “smartest man alive”, stands ten feet in front of a powerful enemy and is immediately killed. Something doesn’t add up here.