Exactly. It’s taken as a given that having an army of aliens literally flying out of the sky and being stopped by a small group of heroes is an event that affected everyone on the planet (as was Ultron/Sokovia and the other large-scale events). You don’t need to call it out because it’s literally universal.

I don’t understand what people were thinking. I’ve been hearing about the health benefits of coconut oil for a while now, but always in the context of - it seems better for you than these other oils. You know, oils, which you’re not supposed to consume in excess.

I mean for now this is kinja-cynicism. I really, really hope Ohio State, or whatever school he chooses, lets him speak out while playing football if that’s what he wants to do. I’m just not holding my breath.

I think you’re too naive in forgetting that literally nothing is as important at Ohio State as winning football games, and this guy can help them win football games. They need him under contract slave labor restricted free agency indentured servitude before they can tell him not to speak.

Everything about this article, with the exception of those shitty stickers, is

Yeah, see every boss in Darksiders II.

I finally saw Logan and I’m surprised by how much praise it recieved. It’s a pretty basic, unremarkable story with 0 surprises and a complete lack of journey for the main character to go on. Not to mention completely forgettable adversaries and an ending that sort of just stops.

I finally saw Logan and I’m surprised by how much praise it recieved. It’s a pretty basic, unremarkable story with 0…

I would not be shocked if that were the case, especially after learning that the Hammerhead cruisers in Rogue one were the exact same 3D models from Rebels, just with a hi- res/ photorealistic skin on them. Sharing these elements is just an internet connection away.

I loved that Ghost Rider’s teleportation effect was right out of Dr. Strange. It’s those small touches that make this a shared universe.

See, I was under the impression that all of this was setup for the suit being taken away in act 2 and Peter needing to learn what it means to be Spider-Man (rather than the Iron Spider) throughout act 3. That this was going to be a film about their enmeshed identity, and Peter firmly establishing himself post-Civil…

I mean, I can’t speak to the counter-factual since I have no experience in filmmaking, but from the viewer’s perspective, I will say that there was an earnest authenticity to the show that so many others lack. Not saying that this is due to the film locations, or that the show didn’t have its issues (writing, pacing,…

Yeah, at 9 mill an episode, it cost nearly GoT money, but wasn’t getting GoT numbers.

I also feel like his right arm is oddly out of proportion (but maybe I’ve just been staring too long). It’s like if he stands up that arm will hang down to his knee or something. It’s freaking me out a little.

I like the concept of that image but if I’m being perfectly honest, it kinda looks like shit. I can’t quite put my finger on it, like overly CGI and fake looking? unno.

I had the same thought RE: Yates and not doing what the “president” asked her to do and how that ended for her. The questioning by the Rs was just a continuation of their embarrassment of our country.

The original owners of my first house applied wallpaper directly to the sheetrock. No primer. It adhered to the paper of the wallboard. It was part of it and never coming off. Subsequent owner(s?) just papered over it. We had to put new walls in the kitchen and paneling in two bedrooms.

They removed the PS2 BC because it had a hardware cost and was never entirely software emulation. To that end I do wonder they don’t just emulate more of these things. My guess is that even then it’s the licensing issues that make these things difficult. Because if I can run PS1 games on all kinds of Android and…

They’re arguably doing worse because streaming is shit. The lag input simply ruins many games, and thus the overall experience is inferior to what Microsoft is doing for 360 games. Quality > quantity.

Right? Like, I’m sympathetic here. Preservation of old things is an important thing. Culture shouldn’t be allowed to just slip away. But preserving it is an active, expensive process, and we can’t pretend that it’s not.

It is as unlikely as it would be for a random earthquake in a medieval village to re-arrange everything to produce a modern city.