Can we talk about this bullshit for a second?

Right? Like, if you say, "Hey guys this is Batman you know Batman right? Cool." then we don't need to relive that AGAIN. (But then, the whole "he shot Martha Wayne in the neck holy shit Zach Snyder wtf" moment was something else entirely.)

No, Spider-Man spoke out about child molestation.

This movie keeps getting me thinking about the balance between understanding viewer experience and incorporating it into the film and just not explaining everything enough.

While I don’t want to migrate to Day One 2 until they add Dropbox sync, I’ll happily grab this now for free and migrate later.

I'm hate watching Snyder's filmography so I can better appreciate this mess when I finally see it. What Snyder really needs is someone with authority who can say "No, this isn't a good idea."

Ohhhhh I haven't watched that in a while. But now I will. Great show.

Wait, what's this? I don't remember this part. Is this in one of the newer ones?

Really nice article that gets at the heart of why I hate the idea of Snyder's latest film. It's inauthentic for these characters to fight – a cynical abandonment of character development in service of marketing.

I like it too. *doubleshrugs*

Damn this was a well-written explanation of why miniseries are so often awful.

Yeah. I feel bad about io9, but after it was absorbed by Gizmodo (which is also terrible now), I mentally wrote it off. RIP lifehacker and io9.

I'm so happy. While I'd miss lifehacker, I'd be so happy for it to go under. That site is everything wrong with modern journalism.

But in my defense, Hulu didn't have the "Turn off constant tampon ads" payment tier then.

My favorite part of that movie was when I imagined him spending 10+ hours setting all of that up.

The C stands for "Coma".

Right, I picked up on all that. Glad it's just not us who feel weirded out by them. So how does it resolve?

Minor spoilery question about last season: my best gal and I lost interest about 2/3 of the way through because of the whole "IS MATTHEW RHYS GOING TO STICK IT IN A MINOR??!?!?!" plotline. (It was a tad too icky for us.) Does that plotline actually lead anywhere thematically rewarding? I want to love this show, but I…

All sarcasm/online roleplay aside, that actually made a lot more sense to me. Time to hang myself on the rooftop community garden in shame.

AHHHHHHHHHHH got it. You see, I'm from "the city," and we "city folk" don't take too kindly to agrarian metaphors, as it makes us look like we're the ignorant ones and thus flips our simplistic paradigm on its head.