Speak for yourself. *trips, chokes on gum*

The best version of this I've seen was shortly before Indy 4 came out: "Starring Harrison Ford (Sabrina)"

What Yumzux said. It's the only sub-class of the manosphere where women are tolerated because they're women who hate feminism. One of the loudest Honey Badgers is a woman who repeatedly argues that women should not be allowed to vote because they're just too irrational (except for her, obviously). They're basically a…

I guess I should watch SAC eventually.

Now I've only seen the original movie (and I'm totally okay with this movie doing its own thing, plot-wise), but does Major Kusanagi really have any need to be nervous about…anything? She's nigh biologically immortal and I got the impression that she's spent so long as a cyborg that she doesn't really do emotional…

You know, if they were man figures, they probably wouldn't break so easily.

Get your act together Chancellor! It's 3/4 time! 3/4 time!!
*sigh* Alright, again from the top…

All together now…
wtf is Crackle lol

Remember that episode of The Twilight Zone where the salesman makes a deal with Death to postpone his demise until he makes a really great sale, whereupon the salesman immediately decides to never work again, and thus live forever? I'm thinking GRRM is in that sort of situation.

Lego. They're all made of fucking Lego.

It's probably just going to be more Overwatch, at least if I have time. My town is currently wracked by a huge local festival and I might have to go out and write about it and/or get drunk. Still, yesterday I had a terrific winning streak going, by virtue of fighting teams 20 levels weaker than me and that felt good.

Blue-blooded bourgoisie

Making a horror film about a war really seems redundant, to be honest.

I borrowed it, but I never finished it. I remember the platforming elements became somewhat linear and felt almost like quick-time events at times, and I remember the combat had this weird rock-paper-scissors element that I never quite got the hang of. I also remember seeing pictures of it in a Gameinformer magazine…

When was the last must-play non-Mario 3d platformer? If there's a genre that inexplicably died harder than that one in the last few generations, I can't think of one.

I saw it in a dream. I was in a nightmarish cartoon. Blaring, bright lights, but in Harajuku and no way out. And the pop stars…they all had the same face. There was music playing, not like any music I've ever heard in my life. It began…
It began…
…Oh, I've lost it.

MELISSA MCCARTHY IS GONE

The difference between Mad Max and the other movies in the video is that Mad Max, especially in the clip shown, gave the music room to breathe. You can actually hear the music over the explosions and engines, unlike a lot of the examples shown.

Truly the elitist leftists' multiculturalism experiment has gone too far.

No, he's pissed that everyone on Xbox is playing Overwatch, and there's several brown people in that game.