Heyyy, somebody else who likes industrial!

Sadly, they kind of already nailed the idea of what a typical D&D session would look like as a movie. It was called Your Highness.

This is the greatest way to work the title of a film into its script that I've ever seen:

You think it sucks. I disagree. I admitted from the start that I could see that the movie is a bit of a mess in terms of storytelling. I could list reasons why I still like it and think it's not shit, but neither of us is going to change the other's mind so there's no point in arguing about it.

"Satoshi Kon has made…"

Nah, that's actually a good board game despite being D&D-themed.

It's almost like you have to have the last word or something.

You say "domestic failure", I say "smash hit in China."
- Hollywood

AC hasn't been descending since the 90s, though.

The comment section users wouldn't post this shit. Pretty sure it's child labor.

I used to think I liked KFC, but stopped eating it because it was so bad for me. Then I got a couple pieces for the hell of it about a year ago, and it was disgusting. Either I grew out of it, that location makes crappy chicken, or it was always gross and I didn't know.

It can also be used to impart important information that nobody will remember, prompting hundreds of people to angrily demand to know what the difference between the Republic and the Resistance is.

Yeah, looks like it's still doing okay on the West Coast. That's nice.

I think the last Grandy's — or what I always assumed was the last Grandy's — finally closed recently.

Are there still Winchell's Donuts out there somewhere?

Mister Donut and Lawson, chains that crapped out in the US back in the 70s or 80s, are still kicking ass in Japan. And still use their 70s-era logos.

Church's is alive and well (?) in Florida, too. Used to have vaguely racist radio ads where an old lady would call them and ask "Is dis da church? Who y'all pastor?"

AND HE PRAYS

"I like generals that don't die in car wrecks, okay?"

I really don't think Akira is even close to being as vapid as Sucker Punch, but you've got your mind made up, I suppose. There are countless animated films (or even films in general) with much less substance than Akira.