That one was only 16 but yes, at least this list delved a bit deeper.

“I feel like superhero movies ruined comedies because you go to the theater and you expect to watch something that cost $200 million to make, and comedy movies aren’t that. So you’re like, ‘Why would I spend the same amount of money to go watch a little comedy in the theater if I can spend that and watch something…

I venture some publishers put together data like this but probably in a far more targeted way.

It is fucking insane the notions these people have about how art is created and how to analyze it in even a rudimentary manner.

Are they planning to keep going beyond the Interview book? I never really read Rice but would enjoy if the same folks who did the most recent show kept adapating her material. I know theres, uh, a small library. 

It introduced me to a life long love of Johnny Carpenter, so it will always hold a soft spot in my heart.

I, uh, think that’s the point of the article. 

I’m so old I just call POE a “isometric rpg”. Along with Disco and Divinity OS2.

“But if these are the only kinds of games we get from Square Enix in the future, then maybe that’s what will become the meaning of JRPG, possibly to the point of rendering the term too broad to be meaningful.”

I mean, some people are a capable of just, like, having a conversation and trying to think and see from other peoples perspectives.

I find it very funny that more people haven’t made the connection about the race thing. They had decided that slavery was a core component to the first half of the story and it is utterly clear the decision to make everyone pasty was to avoid “omg racism”. Which is a different shade of cowardice.

This dude gets it!

“Lick some jizz off my dick”

Wait, that Milla Jovivich film was based off a British TV show?

My god THAT’s why I remember the name of that film.

How did anyone dislike the Abe Lincoln film? It was a very fun action-comedy and the idea of slave-owners-as-vampires is a great idea that someone more talented will pick up and run with someday. I could think of a couple black writers who could scribe a killer comic book centered on the conceit.

Yes!

I’ll defend John Carpenters Batshit Vampire Film and Vamprire in Brooklyn as dearly beloved camp films. Especially the former, it led teenage me to the altar of Carpenter and from there a genuine appreciation of cinema.

I know, like maybe half of those folks in the first paragraph. 

I wanted to say “Scott Weiland” but like Cobain, I honestly don’t think they would be happy.