Yeah, Ralph Fiennes as Goeth in Schindler’s List made me sure he is a Nazi Murderer, no one can ACT like that without being one, right?

Netscape had the superior web browser, by far. So, Microsoft just started giving IE away, because they didn’t need to make money off the browser, while Netscape did.

I mean...Steam makes people on-board into their ecosystem by the fact that pretty much every digital store on the internet sells exclusively Steam keys. Like, you want to play a game on the PC? 90% of the time, you will be forced to do so through Steam. And yet...no outrage, no anger, no cries of exclusivity, just…

As per usual, heres your bi-yearly reminder to turn off Twitch chat before starting to watch. It still sucks even with sub mode active.

Would you care more if someone said the NBA All-Star game was scheduled the same weekend as several semi-final games?

Scheduling a pro-am event during qualifiers for a tournament with a 30,000,000$ prize pool doesn’t seem stupid to you? I mean I understand not caring about esports or rich Twitch bitches, but the scheduling here is idiotic regardless of that. 

You seem like a very kind and caring individual.

The joke isn’t great but really requires no knowledge of wow and only one term from hearthstone. Player A is pissed that player B is overpowered, then Player A realizes he has “lethal” which means he has enough damage cards to just win outright. People get mad at hearthstone for being RNG BS right up until they great…

I'm not sure how asking you to not give away your impression of a movie in the title of your review is an illogical request but ok.

His issue, clearly, isn't that he doesn't know it's a review. The problem is the title gives an instant impression of the review and feelings of the film thus influencing a reader's thoughts of the movie. 

It is actually a completely logical way for a website to operate. All you do is say “Hellboy Review.” If someone wants to have their impressions colored, they can click on the review. If they don’t, they don’t. There are many people who buy tickets to go see movies when they go on sale for the Thursday previews at…

Can y’all just entitle your reviews something like Hellboy Review?  Or could you put a spoiler warning over the title so that you have to put your mouse cursor over the title?  The way you write your review titles gives the reader an impression of your feelings about the movie that the reader does not necessarily want…

The sequel is better.

The second movie is good, though.

It is not uncommon to see strangers stop to help a person with a baby stroller carry it down the stairs

ARTICLE: “Hey, watch this short clip with Jason Todd, it’s actually pretty fun!”

It may be 6 months for some, but not everyone gets the Disney channel. It only came out on disc last week, short turnaround to watch a whole season.

Why the blatant spoiler? I’m genuinely asking. Why not just have the title be something like “Why Rebels Didn’t Wait Until The Finale To Kill This Important Character” and just have the main image be a random promo shot of the crew?

Nice job with the spoiler free headline hat was immediately rendered moot by the article picture...

Ya, I’m with Strossus on this one. Not trying to hate on your opinion, but how did you find HK so profoundly disappointing? That is so hard for me to imagine.