IMO, movies usually show you many many more interesting things than a bunch of roided-up people each making millions of dollars chasing a ball around a huge expensive stadium that is often built at taxpayer expense.

Universalamander is a known troll & should be dismissed.

Aww, does widdle baby need a nap?

Are you still triggered? Keep the sexual perversions to yourself, groomer.

Looks like we got a degenerate masturbator here. Go cry.

and generate character images.

AI “art” has been nothing but a boon to the worst types of people. The worst white supremacist memers on Twitter. The worst YouTube a-holes who need a quick attention grabbing thumbnail. The worst misinformers trying to create a convincing fake image. The worst lazy jagoffs who whine that leaving art to those who take…

Jesus christ the slideshows, you guys. Really?

Television and Cinema are generally lumped into two different buckets (not saying this is right or wrong just generally how the industry considers the body of work).

Yeah, it was unfortunate that The Last Jedi was such a flop, making only $1.3 billion dollars off a $300 budget. Clearly no one went to see that movie.

Good call to silo off D&D from WOTC in general, unless you didn’t mean to, in which case you forgot the part where they sicced the fucking Pinkertons on a MTG youtuber.

Once we acknowledge that he’s been in literally hundreds of things, the fact that he complains about Thor and not about playing MacBeth for the Royal Shakespeare Company tells us a lot about him, and a lot about acting as a craft versus acting as a job.

What we saw in the last three weeks ... you mean the three most widely seen and well-received episodes of the show in years?

Yes who would want to read one of the most popular and influential science fiction novels ever written?

Is anybody who saw the first movie (reader or not) not going to assume that the Fremen will rise up and use those worms for a cavalry charge? What plot points do you think are being given away?

I’m a longtime fan and I really enjoyed these two episodes. It felt like vintage Doctor Who. Tate and Tennant are perfect and I would totally be in favor of them doing 3 episodes a year for as long as they’re up for it and that’s plenty Who for me.

Yea, buddy, that’s all subjectively your opinion. The second special was a great Doctor episode and it’s been a pretty universal critical success at that if you’ve paid any attention this week.

Honestly, the last couple of responses elicited a feeling of mild sadness, and a desire to pat Neville on the head and go “there there, I know you're trying dear."

I don’t put stock in anyone with a “go woke, go broke” mentality.

You’re a loser.