I just checked 538, texas consistantly is shown to favor trump by like 10 points. Only one poll there (surveymonkey) puts clinton ahead

Star Wars prequels came out like 12 years after his divorce. I dont really buy that theory.

I read some thing somewhere that women make up a huge viewership percentage of adult swim, though im having trouble finding it now. They also seem (at least in my experience) to like that sort of comedy if you remove the male genetalia centric humor (things like Archer come to mind)

George Lucas said that, The whole point of Star Wars was to make "modern mythology", using the same tropes and beats as classic legends, but set in a setting modern audiences could relate to. The similarities in episode 7 is that it too followed the exact same tropes of the original (also a death star, because you…

yeah, I could hum Rey's theme easily, it stuck with me from the first viewing. I could also probably hum the jedi steps song at the end. Kylo Ren's theme, only because it was so simplistic

the only superhero themes I can remember are from the sam raimi spiderman films. I vaguely remember the xmen themes from the first two movies being alright as well, but those both predate the marvel machine.

cant take roles that don't exist

do you genuinely not think that POC likely have different cultures, upbringings, and viewpoints than what is currently represented by mainstream cinema?

ive never been to nyc but i lived in LA for a few years and I miss Langer's #19 hot pastrami more than anything else there. And I only went there like 3 times. god on a sandwich

I feel like it would be a far more interesting show if it realized how flawed the central characters are. There were some interesting things in there, about AIDS, drug abuse, community, and growing up, but as an adult, I find myself frustrated that the show presents such a positive view of Mark.

the sims was pretty revolutionary when it came out, as indicated by the butloads it sold.