I enjoy how the recommended AV Club links at the end of this article are all about how Wendy’s and Moon Pie are the only good things about Twitter.

The Girl Next Door was truly, uncomfortably hard to read, especially when you know it was based on real cases. (This is meant as a compliment, to be clear.)

“Hardest PG-13 ever made” is the “lamest description ever used”.

But how can I be a big, strong Manz if I am not dominating, belittling or otherwise flaunting my undeserved entitlement over others (especially of the opposite sex)?

Does he wear the Barney suit during the sex?

If the dog never sexually harassed anyone and isn’t unbelievably corrupt... he’s got my vote!

He’s the most aptly named public figure. He has the mentality of a child and the IQ of a rock.

This is a bad comment.

It’s interesting that a studio that will gleefully release crap like Zoolander 2 or Monster Trucks thinks that a new Cloverfield movie is really bad. Or that a studio that desperately tried to sell blantantly uncommerical movies like Mother!, Downsizing or Suburicon thinks there’s nothing to salavage here.

“which means most movie websites and critics will be against the rules by force of habit”

Two things:

it’s a DCEU movie, which means most movie websites and critics will be against the rules by force of habit

It’s ok, bros. You don’t need a TV channel, because you have each other’s support. Bros before shows

Now that the information is out the wedding will probably be attacked by Mr. Sinister, Apocalypse and/or Hanson.

Matt Berry has been cast, which means it’s going to be amazing.

Is there something in the water that is driving away showrunners from shows earlier and earlier? When are the networks gonna get the idea that they’re not the ones in charge of the shows?

The Lawrence nomination is especially lazy. Like, even if you think the movie sucks ass, what’s wrong with her performance? What does she do wrong in it? 

Eagle-eyed fans will recognise him as Maximilian ‘Polemaster’ Polowski, a fan favourite first introduced in Inhumans #77 (September 1973), ‘Behold...My Pole!’.

Go circlejerk back at No Mutants Allowed.

I’m not watching that hour and a half video....but I think this guy needs a hug or something. I enjoyed Fallout 3.