Not sure if you’re unaware and trying to be clever . . . or what . . . but that’s a pretty severely racist term you just casually joked around with.

I heard rumors in Avatar those actors weren’t REALLY blue.

Nah, it’s more like:

“If a celebrity that Twitter already likes does anything—> OMG YAS QUEEN SHE’S THROWING SHADE ALL THE FEELS VARIOUS MILLENIAL EXPRESSIONS

In the past I was usually apathetic about award shows; I didn’t watch them and didn’t care one way or another if other people did. But the last few years I’ve grown to hate them, mostly because they’ve become venues for people to blast piping hot outrage takes all over Twitter.

The Chinese title is 前任攻略, which Google Translate translates as “Former Raiders”.

I liked Crash. I liked the idea that everyone was not the narrative that they were supposed to fit. Even the redemption of the racist-molesting cop in the saving I felt was well done because Thandy’s character did not forget who he was and what he had done. And I thought it was realistic. How many officer’s use…

A rap song that features misogynistic lyrics, racial slurs, and dick boasts? Well I for one am absolutely appalled, and also havent heard a rap song since “Rapper’s Delight”.

I invested myself into the entire show. It had good points and a lot of bad but the mystery pulled me and I wanted to see it end. Then it did, and it sucked so bad.

He likes tits and legs, oh the misogyny!

Christ people, if you’re going to air your dirty laundry in public, do you have to be so cryptic about it? You’ve made the world a part of your story now, so quit being coy with the details.

I actually really liked their pizza. I know, I know, that’s akin to admitting I have pica or something, around here. But yeah, I used to love Papa John’s pizza, but I haven’t eaten it for close to a decade now, because John Schnatter is such a piece of shit. (I stopped when he made his comments about cutting his…

For Christ sake’s how many think pieces are we going to get about how the new Star Wars film is divisive....and that’s OKAY?

But that’s not what he did. He expressed his opinion in a comments section, the purpose of such a place.

Even taken on pure technical terms, I refuse to accept that Last Jedi deserves a spot over Blade Runner.

I’m sorry, but The Last Jedi doesn’t belong anywhere near this list.

I found Rey’s motivations in this movie to be frustratingly muddled.

That’s really all I had to say. It’s not you. It is the writing. She’s a reactive character who hasn’t been given a real arc yet, which is weird since she’s supposed to be the main character of this trilogy.

Wow, yeah, I don’t care if this is removed from canon. It seems like people mostly liked the movie, which says to me that this new Star Wars is just not for me. But...I really hated it.

Here’s what I’m learning; I really liked the original trilogy, to the point where the rebels’ victory over evil in that movie, and the …

I’m of two minds about that choice. On the one hand, making her a nobody is a bold choice in this franchise of many familial coincidences and powerful bloodlines, and I like bold choices. On the other hand, the first movie worked overtime to suggest that she was related to someone significant -her parentage was a…

The entitlement stuff is real, and real annoying. But be careful not to conflate all criticism (no matter how loud and nerdy) with entitlement. The majority of these mouthy fans are not presuming to own anything - they’re just irritated that it didn’t live up to their expectations. Nothing wrong with that. I don’t…

The movie takes more risks than The Force Awakens, so it’s bound to have more divergent opinions (personally, I thought TFA felt like more of a “Star Wars” movie than TLJ and a lot of the risks Johnson took in TLJ were, quite frankly, idiotic, including turning a character into Star-Lord in that one scene from GOTG).