Yeah same. I foolishly bought this season pass (I very rarely do anymore) for this reason. Blood Dragon was so much fun it’s causing me to make bad decisions 5 years later.

Well that’s a shame, this was the only DLC I was remotely interested in. Plus, I figured we’d be playing as the guy you help teleport into space, the one who leaves the funky microwave shotgun when you’ve finished the mission

Farcry 5 has completely soiled my enjoyment of the series. The main story was made to be invasive and annoying, not to mention vapid and weak-willed. The online suite is flaming garbage. The co-op has not made any significant strides. The DLC seems, thus far, like they left the good ideas on the cutting room floor.…

Aw, crap. I was hoping this one would recapture that Blood Dragon feeling, but it sounds like the setting is a crutch for some unimaginative gameplay.

“sexist, misogynist”

Based on what?

I’m not so excited about Avatar 2 but I would definitely be excited about another movie from James Cameron, even if it is Avatar 2. I know Avatar played things incredibly safe with its generic plot and character types, but I still enjoyed it theaters and every time I’ve stumbled across it on TV. So yes I would…

Anyone with even a passing interest in action movies should have learned one simple rule by now: Never bet against James Cameron.

This guy clearly deserves to be the next GOP Speaker of the House - he’s been living the Hastert Rule since well before he entered Congress. 

I agree. Amos is the best character on TV. You can see the wheels turning in his head every time he encounters true compassion. Few actors can pull this off.

No, he’s much better than Jayne from Firefly. Jayne is a dumb, selfish, greedy piece of shit. He has some redeeming moments but he’s definitely the biggest asshole on the crew.

Oh yay, more gaydeath. And at the hands of partners again - the writers were watching Star Trek Disocvery

I’m reminded of how Kiera Knightly once spoke about how, while working on a Pirates of the Caribbean movie, reminded someone on set that no one had covered over the various real-life marks and moles on her neck and chest, marks that were usually taken care of by makeup. She claimed someone on set told her not to…

Miller is a subroutine created by a larger program that is in turn part of the software that runs the rings/gate. So while Holden is in range of the Ring Station or the Rings themselves, Miller can probably show up simply because Holden is close enough to contact directly. When he’s farther away, Miller reaches him…

I love how Amos is drawn to people with gentle compassion like a curious moth to a flame. You can almost feel his respectful confusion.

I’m not gonna lie.  I enjoyed Expanse this season more than Westworld.

Luke being a super cynical old man makes perfect sense to me, so much so that I seriously don’t understand those who are upset that Luke isn’t the idealist of the original trilogy. Yes, he was super idealistic...when he was young, but age and experience and seeing what happened with his nephew have chipped away at him…

I love how Ashford’s move is multilayered. It’s humanitarian, yes. But it’s also, at it’s core, who the Belters are or at least who they aspire to be - a people who recognize that survival outside a planet requires cooperation and sharing and in an emergency sides don’t matter - the stuff that keeps you alive does.

Those pooling tears. Amazing. Just one example of the phenomenal attention to detail on this show that really makes it stand out.

In all seriousness, the Fourth of July is a prime day for terrorism...