Or TV show, or whatever. They give you a bunch of options to choose from. Even some crappy little games on there.

One of those fancy ones where every seat has their own little screen. Even in coach.

I wasn't blown away by it, but in all honesty I watched it on a trans-Pacific redeye flight so maybe it deserves another watch. I remember liking when he was slicing up ninjas, but not a whole lot else.

More and more friends of my roommate and I are jumping on the PS4 Overwatch bandwagon. I think we may have enough for a full team now. Still chipping away at Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin. I could've beaten it by now, but where's the fun in not doing all the side quests?
Really looking forward to Saturday's Dungeons &…

Unseasonably warm here in Philly (54 in the northern 'burbs, so things likely aren't much different I the city) but projections are looking more normal by the end of the week.

Man, I've had Michael stuck in my head for days now. Hadn't heard it in years, and then suddenly it's all I can think of.

Rocket From The Crypt- Run Kid Run
Elvin Bishop- Fooled Around and Fell In Love
M.I.A.- Bad Girls
Ramones- Substitute
Faith No More- Sweet Emotion
Wolfmother- Woman
Atari Teenage Riot- Atari Teenage Riot
White Zombie feat. Iggy Pop- Black Sunshine
Fear- Now Your Dead
The Rolling Stones- Shattered

Traditional Wild Turkey 101 Manhattans. Champagne at midnight, couple of beers towards the end there.

I wish Marvel and Fox would just hug it out so we could see Enemy of the State on the big screen.

I've had to immediately pivot into "Yeah, but it also has Clooney, Keaton, Dennis Farina, Ving Rhames, Don Cheadle…" so many times.

That show doesn't have enough speedsters already?

I would absolutely settle for "good" after the last two solo outings.

As long as what it does isn't very nice I'm sure it could claw its way to the top of the competition.

I used to feel the same way about Wolverine as your friend does about Spider-Man. And then that first Wolverine solo movie came out…

There is so much right with the name "Doug Judy" that I don't even know where to begin.

I don't know. The track list is a nice touch.

That was always the go-to method for me too. That's not easier than being able to download a movie in the time it would take for you to drive to the theater.

Hell, back then we were more likely to become old enough to see it in theaters before the download finished.

Punning aside, you raise a good point. Despite the R-rating, it's tough to dismiss the fact that teenagers make up a huge portion of Deadpool's fanbase. Downloading a pirated copy is a lot easier than any plan I used to sneak into R-rated movies when I was younger.

I'm always going to be a big supporter of going to the gym, but those things are coming in at a great price and dumbbells are extremely versatile. If you spend a lot of time on the road for work or if you don't have a lot of space to work with at home, these seem like a total no-brainer. Things got a little hectic for…