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I work now at a place that, because of a bit of required federal oversight that isn’t usual to most theatrical venues, is actually pretty stringent on safety stuff.

And the thing is?

It’s not that much more work. And we still have plenty of time. It’s so absurd how lazy we as a culture are when we’re literally willing

Nah, they’re on here trying to say the DMs are fake. SMDH.

Fair.

And not every piece of media is good just because you like it, either compared to other media or even previous iterations of the same work.

See, Yoshi-P has almost the opposite opinion, especially where RPGs are concerned. There was an interview about FF16 where he was recently asked about JRPGs, and he visibly crumpled. https://www.eurogamer.net/final-fantasy-16-producer-naoki-yoshida-sparks-debate-the-term-jrpg-as-discriminatory

If I may sum up poorly,

No one is asking you to forgive him. But presuming that the victims saying that this is a good first step for them is only because of public pressure removes just as much agency from them as the people you see as defenders of sexual violence. You’re not white knighting, per se, but you are arguing that any person that

You don’t blow the brains out of a cartoon version of a chihuahua because you think it’s good. You do it because you know it’s bad, and the audacity of it creates the humor. So it was precisely as cruel as needed to be funny, which by definition would be “cruel beyond the norms of regular conversation. Only under the

Now, that’s fair. But the repetitive nature of things still is grating and somewhat unnatural, again, in a way that even previous seasons of this show didn’t have

Sure. And Mount Rushmore has historical significance. But again, no-one IN Mecca, or in the Mosque itself, calls it that. It’s just not how folk talk. As well, neither the show nor even the films previously did this. Is it "The Jedi Temple", or "The Jedi Temple of Coruscant"?

Honestly, that was my biggest pet peeve with both these episodes. They’ve narrated literally everything. Like, in Ghostbusters, when Ray asks where these stairs go, Venkman answering “They go up” is supposed to be a joke. Here, Din Djarin and Grogu look at a tunnel that clearly goes down into the earth, which,

I think I agree that this video exposing the ludicrousness of this particular person has a possibility of shifting the internal narrative on putative gun rights for some.

But I also think that your concerns about where leftists are coming from when being far more dire about the right in this country and the world right

When she’s looking at the news on her computer at some point, there’s a listicle in the sidebar that says something like “5 Reasons Why Giant Dead Guy Still Just Sitting There In The Ocean”. Probably the most entertainment I got out of Eternals, laughing at that.

Will it be? I thought Eternals was their first bust, enough that except for a background joke in She-Hulk, most of the higher ups are like “that movie never happened, I don’t know what you’re talking about”. 

Exactly the right way to take critique, good or bad. Kudos to him.

We don’t know you, but the fact that you identify simple toleration (“I’ve worked with people from all walks of life”) as a marker for political allegiance to the left, or at least enough to trollishly think that merely being tolerant means you should be tolerable yourself to people you think are rabidly leftist for

Its biggest failing is its script. It REALLY feels like an old TOS season 3 script that got canned because it was hackier than usual, which is saying a lot. It’s literally every “turns out it was an omnipotent super being that can still somehow be defeated by Kirk” episode rolled into one.

Sure, but that one is far more of a non-sequitur than the others, even the shark cage or Eeyore ones. Fun Home deals with some serious shit that really happened to a real person (most notably the suicide of the author’s closeted and sometimes emotionally abusive father). If the joke was to be the most absurd, should

Not to yuck anyone’s yum here, but I’d think to cast folks as two of the four leads in a musical, you need to be able to, um... sing. Not “fun but facile parody of a brassy 50's broad singing torch songs” sing, or lip synching to TikToks, but actually sing. Fun Home is extremely hard stuff, both in terms of acting and

Voyage Home feels like an excellent episode of the show, which itself went back to the “ “travel to our present time” well” a lot itself, even without counting the oblique “we found a Nazi/Roman/hippie planet” pseudo time travel stories. I think Khan is a better movie, but not a better example of the show.

Saldana is notably one of the most underpaid actresses in Hollywood. She was only paid $8 million for Avatar 2. Her co-star, Sam Worthington, was paid $10 million and a reported **5%** back-end participation. For each Guardians film, she was paid at most half of what Chris Pratt made. For the first one, she made only