Use it ... for what? 

I guess I understand why you had to include Army of the Dead, but man what a bad movie. I couldn’t even finish it. Come to think of it, that’s becoming a trend with latter day Snyder films. 

Ok so it’s not just me. I thought for sure I must have missed a transition scene somewhere.

Perhaps I missed it, but after Rogue attacks Gyrich, how does she get to where the rest of the team are?

The original X-Men team in the animated series was based on the Claremont/Lee team which is why Nightcrawler wasn’t involved in the main team. Iceman was though, so it’s weird he’s just gone. 

This study is bullshit in a lot of ways, but here’s one: You know who has a really skinny, chinless face? Andrew Tate. What’s his political affiliation again?

This touches on my feelings as well. Blood Meridian was a hard book for me to get through. I’d read a bit, it would get meandering, I’d wanna put it down, but then suddenly I’d get totally drawn into a passage that just described something in insane levels of detail that would bring me right back into it. Not sure how…

I always pictured the Judge as a large, menacing man, not so much of a fatherly figure like Brimley...I imagine someone with the physicality of Dave Bautista.

I’m sure he thinks it does.

Tweeting takes up most of his working and non-working hours.

Ah ok, I saw the movie once, and don’t remember this line.

“The Movie Critic was reportedly set to reteam Tarantino and Brad Pitt, who previously won an Academy Award for playing a stuntman who is as real as a donut, and surprisingly, he was going to reprise the role.”

It’s hilarious that Elon’s entire PR campaign is just massively overpromising and massively underdelivering, and that seems to have skyrocketed Tesla’s initial gains (and is how he seems to be justifying his $56 billion payday). But the truth eventually comes out, and Elon can’t help being a massive dipshit, which is…

We seem to have this whole “CEO class” that never does anything, isn’t even good at what their job is supposed to be, and yet continue to get huge salaries, and even when they’re ousted just seem to use their golden parachute to float to the next company where they can be a money-vacuuming seat filler.

I didn’t finish the movie because it was bored, but after several scenes of going to a place and talking to someone, I suddenly realized that there was only like 20 minutes of movie left somehow.

This car was touted as the ultimate apocalypse vehicle but it can’t even perform the basic functions of an automobile even in the most basic of conditions.

“Snyder’s recycled efforts were most apparent during that movie’s space-cantina recruitment scene”

“Why would anyone feel uncomfortable interacting with a cop unless they’re guilty of a crime??”

Because I’ve never heard of it.

I watched the whole of season 1, but I will not be watching season 2. It was just interesting enough to keep me watching, but once I finished the season, I just realized every character was awful, unlikable, and the jokes were hack and tired.