The only Indiana Jones film I’ve seen at the cinema is the fan remake those kids made over many, many years and I aim to keep it this away. Their film was very good by the way.

I liked The Terminal when it was called Moscow On the Hudson (1984) and starred Robin Williams in the Tom Hanks role. I realize the movies weren’t exactly the same (Williams’ character wasn’t trapped in the airport) but it had the same basic idea — vaguely Soviet man comes to New York, is confused, but is helped by a…

That is the most divorced senior developer put this in detail I can think of

I thought it was a little too much to have Adam Driver come out in the post credit scene just to stab Indy in the gut and toss him into a pit.

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This reminds me of the office move a year or so ago. I believe it was mostly accounting but also the fabled Imagineers division was fully centralized in Florida, which pissed a lot of them off. At least one of the more prominent ones very publicly quit the company, and I can’t blame him. I cannot fathom being forced…

Oh I don’t disagree with that side of things either! Presentations are also difficult for many, who would be fine one on one. And some will be ok with presentations but overly intimidated by a one on one. And of course some lucky bastards are good at whatever you throw at them.

but this may take the coke!

“Quick, Tommy, before ‘Ze Germans’ get here.”

Pitt wasn’t playing Irish. Or English. He was just...Pikey.

If you think those are the jokes, you’re just proving my point.

You might not find Succession funny, but if you genuinely think they forgot to write jokes, just look up because there are dozens flying over your head.

If you actually think that the theme of this show is “everything that’s happening here is good and you should support it”, then maybe right wingers aren’t the only ones with a severe lack of media literacy. Quick tip - when the theme song plays, only slower and sadder, it means that what is happening on screen is…

It’s great hear what a show is really about from someone who doesn’t watch it.  Thanks for your insight!

I’m assuming that you are trying to say the show appeals to the right wing. I mean, maybe. But I’m not entirely sure that can be treated as a criticism to a show nowadays. Harvey Weinstein was a fan of Bojack Horseman. Trumpers relate to Homelander. Are we going to say that Bojack is actively trying to pander to…

if you’ve got time to lean* you’ve got time to clean**

I think if anyone doesn’t see Succession as a cautionary tale, they’re probably the same viewers who watched Breaking Bad thinking Walt was the hero.

Reread what I wrote, dumbass. Of course she sucks, too. She is also, out of the three siblings that are the main characters (and, honestly, maybe even including conner), the morally best character. While she still is a selfish piece of shit for not making the phone call to Nate, she is also the only who is opposing…

This might be a controversial take but it’s been my experience is most people (most not all) don’t develop or change passed a certain age. Yes their opinions might change but but their personality doesn’t really change or how they interact on a daily basis. If you are a conservative jerk and your political opinions…

That’s the whole point. You’re totally allowed to dislike it (it’s not for everyone), but the tone seems to work for a lot of people. There’s a lot of appeal in how caustic it is. I also wouldn’t say that the characters are unsympathetic. They are totally terrible people, as illustrated by this most recent episode.…