Yay! The center right senile moron is replacing the far right senile moron. What a great time to be alive!

“Painful”? Uggh, folks like you are why we had to put up with pan-and-scan for so long. Philistines.

It’s a rumor...

You forget, this is the guy who thinks Donald Trump is the first racist US President.  He’s not living in the real world. 

Sure, so did I. But the reason Biden was our only option was because more Democratic voters wanted a return to the status quo than wanted to actually fix the problems that gave us Trump to begin with. Biden was never going to be the person to “fix” anything.  He’s a placeholder until the Democratic party can decide…

Yeah, I mean the whole city being a big mess with one weird building sitting right on top of another and weird highways jagging through it at all angles totally jives with its theme of “what if ancaps built Megacity 2?” I didn’t have a problem with any of it.

“Streaming, too, has altered what a hit means—it’s less and less something spoon fed to us by corporations...”

It’s unclear if the temperature of the Famicom was crucial to achieving this feat, but I’m not about to argue with the extensive experimentation some of these players have put into the strategy.

God i want a rerelease of this game bad. Needs to be on pc. Only reason i want an xbox one and i cant justify buying one for one game

In the third one we’re just gonna drop the pretense and bomb Palestine.

I predict that when Giuliani dies, it will be on live TV and he’ll die because his head just spontaneously falls off of his neck. People won’t find it odd because he acts like a living cartoon anyway.

If we extend this list to more than ten items, I’d like to add John Krasinski’s YT show that was supposed to deliver goodness and joy, but instead ending up being a con for him to increase his bottom line. Even at the start I had my doubts of what his true intentions were (figured it was to gain goodwill for the…

Ruthkanda Forever

uh. amazon bought whole foods a couple years ago. he also owns the washington post.

I’ve read a tepid review from him once, though I can’t recall what it was for. Mostly I just had to stop since I always disagreed. Germain recognizing something is enough for him to like it. The last thing I read was the discussion of Ready Player Two with Beth Elderkin that basically went with him agreeing with all…

Yeah... The had something decent on their hands with The Mandalorian, but then they gotta fuck everything up by being all fanservice-y and bringing Boba Fett and Luke Skywalker into this. Basically, the same thing that ruined the last movie. I’m close to not caring about any of it anymore.

On an ideological level, superhero movies are all about maintaining the status quo, arguing that power can only be responsibly held by an elite few who are “capable” of handling it. And while Wonder Woman 1984’s message is partially a warning about greed—a suitable theme for a movie set in the Wall Street decade—it…

I’ll put a little more stock in Katie Rife’s review than Germain Lussier’s. He’s enthusiastic about everything, to the point where you might as well skip his assessements because they’re all “It was great! I loved it!”

I’m always baffled by the love for Rogue One, which is bottom tier Star Wars. That big “hope” speech is one of the most embarrassing things I’ve watched in theaters.

I totally agree with the following take on Rogue One, and I’m always disconcerted how the general opinion of the film seems to overlook how badly structured and written it was, and how little of it was anything meaningful beyond “Star Wars, except dark, except not really. Here, enjoy some completely gratuitous,…