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YES.

I honestly can say I don’t blame you.

Well...

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The Young Pope, the young Dumbledore...”younger variant” seems like a very specific typecast to fall into.

I believe you’re right.

I just had a nightmare vision of being on a plane and having a severe panic attack and needing to get off the plane and they’re all like, “Sorry sir; we’ve departed.”

Really? Boarding the plane and shutting the door counts as a departure? That’s terrifying. Like, I’m actually scared to fly now.

This movie is going to be absolutely god-awful in every way that matters.

Yes there was. The geneticist was having a heated argument with one of the other characters (can’t remember who) about the Super T-Rex Raptor (or whatever it was called). The geneticist was defending making such a creature by pointing out just how much fooling around with genetics they’ve always done at Jurassic Park,

This is why I just can’t seem to love collectible card games, digital or otherwise, as much as I want to. It always seems to reach a point where the stars align around a few competitive decks and then everybody rushes to make those decks, all but guaranteeing that anyone who doesn’t want to or can’t spend the $200+

I am so, so, very sorry this happened to you.

I’m calling it now: raven-haired Cate Blanchett as Yennefer in the hopefully soon-to-be Witcher movie.

A D&D movie would work just fine if the filmmakers went for a “Dirty Dozen set in the D&D universe” vibe.

Thanks!

I...100% believe this.

In some public spaces, there is a limited expectation of privacy. Specifically, public libraries fiercely protect patron privacy to the point that they won’t even disclose whether a student skipping school is in the library without a court-issued warrant if asked by a school resource officer. Now, they can’t stop

Author, and a really good one as well. She’s written two books, An Ember In the Ashes and it’s sequel A Torch Against the Night. They’re set in a fantasy setting that feels like Rome-occupied Egypt and follow a young man who struggling to reconcile his training as an elite imperial warrior with his conscience and

I had mixed feelings about it. I didn’t particularly find any of the characters interesting except for Baz, Chirrut, and K2. I don’t like that the plot hinged on Galen Erso making the really, really stupid decision to give Bodhi a message to smuggle out and NOT the Death Star plans to go along with it. There was too

I am in NO WAY rushing to the defense of Christian fundamentalism; I’m only analyzing their through process.

See, I don’t think that they believe that the kind of magic and mysticism found in fantasy books and video games is actually real. Like, I don’t think they think their kids will learn how to fling fireballs,