Shazam! Fury of the Gods star “sorry” people “didn’t connect” with his shitty movie - The AV Club, probably

The latest actor who no one asked to weigh in on this but felt the need to anyway is Game of Thrones’ Ciarán Hinds...

Ugggghhh I know that this comment appears on every article that the AV Club posts nowadays but like: why are you being snarky about this?

This seems like a tacit admission on MS’ part that after the 10 year guarantees they’re signing to try and get the deal across the finish line expire, they are in fact going to do all the things that people are afraid they’re going to do (Xbox exclusivity for COD, etc.)?

Great.

The absence of crashes does not indicate the presence of safe driving.

...it just may finally be time, in the words of Dwayne Hicks, to call game over, man.

This is not a defense of Trump -

You honestly thing they’re going to fly an entire Indian dance troop to Hollywood to put on a three-minute performance?  If there’s a group that has 30 professional Indian dancers in southern California that could have handled the gig, I’ll listen.  But it seems legit that if the actual actors who did the dancing in…

What is it with this site being on this movie’s balls of late?

I think the difference between depositors and investors is important here since they are coming back as depositors and not investors.

A movie about an urban legend?  Meh, pass.  Cocaine Bear had more truth to it than this one.

Note that this would violate state labor laws in a number of places like California. In those states, once your time off is vested, it’s yours and can’t be taken away.

This is the internet, boomer. Nothing happened before 2005.

I don’t think they should even limit that series to Apple+. They could be streaming it here, streaming it there, streaming it every-fucking-where.

Be the cuter one...

Where’s the moral outrage about an obviously mentally ill person being unjustly kill by (multiple) police officers?

• It started as an intentionally fake license plate (dumb)

Jesus Christ. It’s absolutely standard for bank failures to sell the bank’s assets in an attempt to make the depositors whole, because it’s absolutely vital for the functioning of the economy for people to be able to trust that they can put their money in banks. That’s part of the whole FDIC process: the Fed provides…

But that’s not the take.