That that sentence isn’t some kind of overly-dramatic exaggeration is so depressing it hurts my insides.

Nope, you must not have ever had a dude take liberties with touching your body (our bodies are NOT public property, EVEN WOMEN’S BODIES. NOT EVEN IF ITS A COP), it happens to me all the time. Nice job trying to explain away FUCKING CREEPY AS SHIT TOUCHING. Maybe it will happen to you the next time you try to exist in…

I can't wait to hear the apologists reasons for why this cop is completely justified in 1.) feeling a citizen up & 2.) destroying evidence of his illegal grope-fest by destroying another citizens property

Actually, it looked like he thought he saw something in her pocket and was askin her what it was. He then guided her hands away from her pockets in case she was trying to hide it or get rid of it. He does sort of tap her pocket but that's it. However, I don't understand how is why he went all apeshit on the dude with…

Never stand up for females, they don’t deserve your help.

Well thats a dumb thing to say.

thank god disisto is still alive...

“Here, we see a server remove the packaging from a frozen cheesecake that arrived on truck this morning to be thawed in a cooler. And so begins and ends our tour of Obscene Selection of Cheesecakes.”

"Mexican food is full of big bold flavors"

Dreadfulness has no expiration date.

To be fair, it’s such an easy horse to beat. Snyder has such little understanding of his characters (like in Watchmen) that they make for some nice and easy beatings.

It’s AMAZING how much they manage to make him look both like Ruffalo and like the perfect distillation of decades of The Incredible Hulk, at the same time.

“Good talk”

16 years on and people still bitch about Phantom Menace, so yeah. A shitty movie will be shitty until the end of time.

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Yeah, the first sequence is easily the worst. It was just too silly, too video-gamey, and trying too hard to be cool for me to enjoy it. Once it settles down (around the time Tony steps out of the suit) it gets better. Also, of all the witticisms — successful and less so — in the movie, Tony’s little “Yay!” at the…

Ultron is so damn funny. I didn’t expect that.

I actually loved the film. Might have enjoyed it more than the first one.

This is because Whedon understands that the power of superheroes is in their symbols.