Cannot agree with this enough. GB&U is really a great movie all the way through. It highlights some of the most keynote practices in movie-making that just don’t seem to be used as much anymore (ie: the long drawn out pauses in dialogue, extreme close-ups on the actors’ faces). Any one of the Dollars Trilogy movies…

I am ashamed to admit I have never so much as played, watched, or even seen a glimpse in passing; of KotOR.

I also feel like nobody’s addressing the real elephant in the room here. Am I the only one that finds this guy about as funny as a cancer diagnosis?

Came here for this. Take your star.

Fat lot of good it did them. These calls aren’t intended for your average shareholders to attend or participate. Only the majority or large amount shareholders get face (or in this case; phone) time with the C-Suite staff.

There should really be consequences for this sort of thing. Like a conspiracy charge or obstruction of justice. If an average citizen worked to muddy the facts surrounding a case like this, they’d be charged. Why should your position within the system provide any immunity?

This is sort of like threatening to start playing with matches once again, whilst simultaneously sitting in the midst of a wildfire of your own creation.

I mean, technically Agatha Harkness hadn’t been introduced in the MCU prior to WandaVision...

Seriously. I was content to avoid this game, and then I got roped in by Jemaine f***ing Clement...

I keep thinking that my dislike for this person must be inherently irrational.

This is very near and dear to my heart. I finally decided to play God of War as part of my backlog just a few weeks back. And very quickly, decided to try and go all “hyper-completionist” on it.

But seriously, who’s going to be doing the quasi-retraction post bearing an underlying thesis to the tune of “OK, so we totally blew the Ellie Kemper thing out of proportion and context, but it’s mostly YOUR FAULT for calling us out on it”?

What if I told you...he WAS?

Quite ironically, “major hyperbole” still feels like somewhat of an understatement, given the context.

HA! Sucker...

OK, but just imagine how cool MY life’s gonna be when I eventually win the lottery and become the 2,756th.

No kidding, right?

Hi. 2021 here. Just wanted to remind you that the United States recently emerged from a 4 year period where a billionaire game show host was president.

Is it technically ironic that a network that used the power of syndication to prove to other networks certain shows shouldn’t have been cancelled are now cancelling a great deal of their own lineup?

Amen.