I’m really starting to believe that the GTA we knew and loved is gone. I’ve already made clear my feelings about GTA V (for me, GTA IV was the last good one and even that was an about turn in style). Though, I’m still unsure if the absentees will impact the next game positively or negatively. It might not be GTA, but…

Cool it, MwFuller, or you’ll get a knuckle supper!

“I got a gun! I got a mother-flipping gun!”

Dean Learner rules.

If your gut reaction to this is to get defensive (like many people in the twitter replies) then it might be time to start examining your personal bias. 

Using triple murders, where children were killed, to make a whole article about how you want to use the word “fuckboy” is really crass. A very weird subject to use for a cheap joke,

Naw, I’d like to see what he can do with an FD. They aren’t great movies but they are far more watchable in each iteration than all the other horror franchises that kept lumbering on since then. Watts started with grisly horror and suspense. I could see him  making a good horror movie utilizing the central premise of…

I care more about Final Destinations than Spider Men

““But instead, we are mourning another Black man for doing the same thing white folks were doing. It makes me sick.””

That’s a big ask for the kind of “special” people that litter Reddit.

I’m sorry but an incomplete or broken game does not justify any toxicity. Period. If you think it does, you need to grow up or take a break from a hobby which is clearly not actually bringing you happiness.

And I will crush... that Spider-Man... and then that other Spider-Man... and all the Spider-Men... ‘till I’m the Spider-Man!

The fucking Sandwich Scene  is one of the greatest food scenes, and action scenes, and general friendship scenes, ever committed to celluloid.

It lacked authenticity.

I don’t know what it was about the cinematography, but the whole thing felt like a fan-film. Something just seemed off with most shots, and they often used low shot, tilted angles.

The people who Netflix needed to watch it, but didn’t watch it (typical viewers) have mostly not encountered these ‘toxic nerds’ and definitely don’t care about their opinions. They don’t live in that particular internet bubble.

Sorry you have such shit taste :(

It was a truly terrible performance. 

Vicious and his manscaping habits were a problem, but I’d say one of the biggest issues was that the writers thought that we needed an extensive backstory for Spike, Vicious and Julia in the first season.

Whether brutal or comical, I’ve really enjoyed Ritchie’s recent set of films. This looks just fine.