That scene was ridiculously overindulgent, and probably unnecessary. Feels like the locations department workers wanted to show a young fascist’s bedroom for some reason, which, great, but we may never even spend time it in again. 

This is my problem with the season (year?) as well: it’s not nearly subtle enough. You have the villains shouting from the rooftops how evil they are, why not just have Gator drop the word “boy” once in his conversation with the deputy? That way we’d know he’s a racist POS, but that he’s being careful about it. 

Eh, JJL’s villain is not doing it for me. Too campy with the “cops keep the poors from me” speech. She and her one-eyed enforcer remind me a lot of the recent Netflix adaption of The Fall of the House of Usher, with Madeline Usher and Arthur Pym, except the former are bloviating and pompous, but the latter are…

“As a woman in this business, I think it’s really important for us to be valued and to fight to be valued.”

I saw a commercial for this during an NFL game and the 50 YO slob next to me said something along the lines of  “I aint watchin that, they’re too old”, referring to the women. Like god fucking forbid men see a woman on their TV who are simultaneously going through menopause but still beautiful. Nah let’s see the…

“I got LUCKY when you first said you would go to dinner with me two weeks ago. I mean how often does an old geezer get the beautiful girl?” and “You are the right woman for me. No need to look further.”

‘Does independent mean the budget of the game? Does independent mean where the source of financing was? Is it based on the team size? Is it the kind of independent spirit of a game, meaning kind of a smaller game that’s different?’

Put it this way: there was recently more concurrent Skyrim players on Steam than Starfield. 

The only reason I can see Bethesda forcing its customer service reps to respond to Steam reviews is that the Mixed score means more to them than we think. Maybe they think that’s what’s keeping it off of GOTY lists, or maybe high level devs are counting on a Positive Steam score for job performance benefits, as…

You’re perfectly entitled to like your boring game. By all means, have fun

“Never stop exploring!

Ferrari looks good enough, in a dad-movie sort of way. I’m down for any weird shit Lanthimos is willing to subject me to, so Poor Things looks intriguing, and Boy and the Heron is going to be shown at my local 100 year old theater, so I can’t wait for that.

Probably more likely that the games both heavily feature gun violence, and Japan really, really doesn’t like guns.

Imagine being a country that gives a shit about gun control enough to not allow minors to play games with guns

I watched the first season; it’s fine, but doesn’t outshine Bob’s Burgers to me.

I literally could have gone my entire life without learning about this fucking clown. Thanks AVC for getting me pissed about TTs that I will never view.

They can’t stop making things (or, rather, remaking old things) because arrow must go up. Druckmann and the creatives at Naughty Dog might not even have a say in the matter, because this whole “fatigue” problem is driven by capitalism shoving old concepts down our throats for full-sticker-price and weaponizing our…

That’s the issue; there is no line between “fan” and “friend” nowdays. I listed to podcasts where I know and love the host’s senses of humor and comraderie, and it’s nice feeling at home in communities of Twitch streamers that don’t have 10k concurrent viewers.

Hell, I even had issues with the recent Dead Space remaster. I played through the original game, I don’t need to buy it twice. That’s really what remasters are looking to do, another excuse to sell the game (at full price) for marginal audio and visual upgrades. Also an attempt to keep the series relevant while we…

Pokimane is a millionare from a cursory google from her net worth. She apparently doesn’t realize the REASON she’s a millionaire is because of her community, the ones that are subscribing to her channel and watching her YT VODs that are giving her the ad money.