Not dead. Yet.

Not Dead Yet.

Helena and Donnie were my favorite pairing, particularly during Helena-as-Alison scenes.

“we’re going to walk out for THREE days!” And did that, and came back, and got nothing from management

I still had the cookies for my login, but for some reason they were only persistent on my phone. For the longest time I couldn’t access my account on desktop versions because the Twitter API was broken.

You are a godsend.

citing the ongoing strike as an “act of god” that can’t be resolved

So is having any sort of commercial art.

Whatever he’s cooking, they’ll smell it.

This frame was posted to Polygon:

Plus, you know, a shit-ton of bangers. (“Three Small Words” is the best opening sequence, fight me.)

I’ve used it before, I’ll use it again:

I don’t get it—it would’ve made WAY more sense to me if it were about RL people (as the bulk of comments here are saying)—but let the kids have their fun.

I suspect overhype. When a lot of us heard John Woo was attached to it, we were hoping for the elaborate gunfight choreography we associate with HK, like ABT or Hard-Boiled. The thing is, all that action was R-rated and M:I had already locked itself in as a PG-13 franchise. Getting Limp Bizkit to perform the theme…

This is me breathing.

Wasn’t it called MI6 in the US?

I also agree that Into the Spider-Verse is the best Spider-Man movie, but I do understand the argument for Spider-Man 2, and I have to acknowledge that part of what makes ItSV as good at is for the general public is the general history of Spider-Man movies we had at that point, having had all three silver-screen…

I really don’t see much difference in how this episode played from the last except for the fact that this one actually had football in it for a fair amount of time, so I don’t get why you seem to like this one significantly more (judging from your words, anyway; it certainly seems you regard it more than a letter…

He was one of the shining spots in S7, for certain.

Best of luck for whatever comes next!