quetzalcoatl49
Quetzalcoatl
quetzalcoatl49

I went back and watched the spaghettification (no red underline? huh that’s an actual word, TIL) scene three times. Can’t believe they went there, it reminded me of when Thanos got the reality stone and “unwound” the Guardians of the Galaxy. Even more upsetting than the scene was the very realistic way Loki and

No, it was heavy handed and annoying. Assuming the audience either isn’t familiar with the concept of his namesake or that they’re too lazy to google what it means is eye-rollingly bad writing.

Looks at title. Thinks for a sec.

Don’t hijack the comment section to whine about Star Wars for the trillionth time FFS

Director makes a long-winded movie about anxiety with actual penis monsters and wonders why people didn’t go see it, go figure

I haven’t finished the series yet (still have yet to see the last episode), but I thought they did a good job undercutting that notion of “Roderick is interrupted in his storytelling to Auggie by a ghost of a dead son or daughter” in the second to last episode. He’s monologuing about how he’s gonna see another ghost,

If this movie wins Oscars (and it will, most likely), Scorsese and DiCaprio need to pull a Brando and designate a Sacheen Littlefeather (or rather, someone with actual Native connections) to collect their awards for them. Without the Osage tragedy, they don’t have a story.

Hell just give more directing opportunities to Sterlin Harjo, the guy who directed Reservation Dogs. It’s bullshit to say that ‘there aren’t enough good Native directors yet’, it’s just that Hollywood doesn’t trust them enough to make an insane profit, which is all it cares about.

I can’t abide by a ton of Family Guy jokes, since I’m not 14 anymore, but the one about the reason why Tom Cruise runs full speed in all of his movies is because he’s trying to outrun his gay thoughts is kinda good.

1989 and Red are sort of masterpieces; while some tracks aren’t as strong as others, the entire albums are so well crafted, they’re like coming-out parties for Taylor’s complete and total domination of the pop music scene as an artist. I can’t wait for this version of 1989 to arrive so I can relive all of the songs

“...many people will likely complain about menu prices soaring but will also continue to buy their bowls regardless...”

I mean it’s likely that this job of adding the flag was sent down enough times to some lower level developer in charge of Miles’ apartment and there were just verbal instructions attached with the email, or the boss copy and pasted the wrong flag into the email.

Season 4 had good ideas, but it was never as good as it was in Season 2. I’ll still watch because “Fargo+Jon Hamm” is a good enough draw, but I think the show is past its relevancy.

Right, but where’s Omni-Man in the trailer, is he sitting out this season? He’s sort of the whole draw to the show, at least for me, so we better not get like a small cameo at the very end of Part 1 that shows what he’s been up to.

This list is Assy McGee erasure and I WON’T STAND FOR IT

I’m watching Flanagan’s Fall of the House of Usher right now, and it has its fair share of jump scares as well. Not going to spoil anything, but they usually catch me off-guard in the middle of dialogue when your guard is down, much like the car jump-scare scene in Hill House. These are particularly good because the

I was sadly a red cart renter, since I never owned a game system growing up, so I had to wait to go to my cousin’s house to play this game. Holy hell was it amazing.

Cruise was given complete creative oversight and he brought in his long-term collaborating partner Christopher McQuarrie...”

Hit the nail on the head with cheese ranking, in my opinion. American is a prototypical cheese to put on a burger, but cheddar is now I know my burger will be amazing.