I had a very, VERY hard time watching Woody and Buzz say goodbye. For me at least, that friendship was the essence of the Toy Story franchise: “Life has ups and downs, but supporting each other we will make it.” I had no real issue with Woody entering a new phase of his life, but the choice to separate from his best…

Shadows of the Empire was an okay game, but Dash Rendar?

Ike Perlmutter is the worst.

You get all the stars for referencing Simon and Heccubus.

Yes and yes and yes.

Don’t try to make logical sense of MCU timelines. It’ll just make your head hurt.

That would be exactly the kind of story that would help the Star Wars films branch out. A morally ambiguous protagonist operating on the fringes with her own agenda. And since she’s not Han they wouldn’t have to be afraid of her really getting her hands dirty.

Maya Hawke was absolutely wonderful in the scene in the bathroom.

Good for Giant Days. John Alllison’s work has been delightful all the way back to his formative stuff in the first run of Bobbins and Scary-Go-Round.

“So, yeah, the cast and of the Avengers movies really love the Russos. They just keep working together and helping each other, even outside Marvel.”

This exactly. He’s happy, adjusted, and full of heartfelt confidence. Heck, he’s full of LOVE, which isn’t something Banner or the Hulk could claim. He’s greater than the sum of his parts, which is awesome.

Cats is... not the best show in the lexicon.

I’ve been on the fence about buying Villainous for a long time. My family only has time to board game on the odd occasion so adding a new title is always a deliberation.

This is officially my headcannon from here on. Great idea. 

If this attraction is half as ambitious as the rumors indicate, it’ll be the most immersive ride experience ever constructed. I won’t discuss details publicly as some might want to avoid possible spoilers, but it’s looking to be a game-changer in a similar way to Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey.

I love this gif so hard. Thank you for bringing it into my life. 

If people haven’t read the original novel of The Princess Bride, I cannot recommend it enough. It is just as delightful as the film.

Agreed. Only six episodes, though? I was hoping for a bit more.  There’ll be a lot of rewatching.