Teal or Peacock Blue (or whatever you'd like to call it) is a color that is universally flattering to pretty much all skin tones, so there are much worse things that could be trendy and in, or used as a wedding color. Keep it!

It's legitimately much prettier than the real product.

I very, very much sympathize with you on this. I'm sorry. My friends can be better but my family is pretty egregious.

The gay panic stuff, combined with a lot of the really unnecessary objectification, keep this game from being perfect, which sucks! I'm so all into this thing and the Okama stereotype comes up, or the 10th unnecessary pan over to Ann's boobs, and I'm angrily mashing fast-forward and grumbling. It sucks! I love this…

Totally agreed on this one.
I do have to say I really love fantasy games (and fiction in general) but I don't love most Western games that take on fantasy. The Witcher, Skyrim (Elder Scrolls), Dragon Age, all kind of repeat this very muddy, gritty realism on fantasy that I don't personally like and it feels like they…

I do love Makoto, but I really am sad Haru comes so late in the game so everyone dismisses her. She's adorable and I really respond to her character type. The fact that unlike a lot of the other female confidants (Ann, Kawakami) she's not super objectified probably helps. I did like Ann's personality at least, which I…

Yo, super agreed. She is the only confident I rank up out of obligation for the skill. I can avoid Ohya because I don't find her useful, but Kawakami's bonuses are invaluable. It's very annoying. Her objectification and general personality weird me out.

I watched the first episode with my longterm BF and honestly, it was too hard. I want to watch this but I need to do it alone. I don't want to be asked questions or asked to talk about what's going on in my mind while I watch it. Kind and curious and from a place of love though those questions are, I don't want them.

The original show has a lot of merits. The second movie basically tries to take away my right to vote.

Hah! In my comment I mention that, while terrible, I enjoyed seeing Just My Luck because I snuck into it after X-Men 3 was so depressingly awful.

I gotta just say this entire thread is delightful. I don't agree with a lot of the staff picks (Avatar and Sleeping with Other People are…confusing choices to say the least, and I hated Avatar's story) but everyone is reminding me of how many truly dire things I saw in theatres. How did I forget I saw Sex and the City…

I love this movie title. It really feels like it's making references to something we should all be deeply aware of - like it's Freddy vs Jason - but no one has any idea what this title means.

I had no idea this movie existed until seeing it at a bad movie party on DVD but holy hell. This is one of my top picks for worst movie I've ever seen, so much so I kind of love it. It goes into the good bad category, especially for that mentioned commentary track and deleted scenes. There's one that's just a…

Dude, my entire family couldn't take "Unobtanium". Like full on belly laughter from my parents and kid brother immediately in the theatre when that was said. A lot of people weren't into it when it came out for anything other than the justifiably praised visuals. The attitude of the article that says the visuals were…

I also saw "Watchmen" in theatres but that was a really slow burn hate for me. I tried to be like "Hmm, the characters looked accurate, they recreated iconic scenes I liked, so maybe it was fine?" after watching it, but every time I thought about it after I got angrier and angrier.
It's funny the contributor who saw…

I've actually walked out of a few different movies I've hated since I'm willing to give a lot of things a chance; "The Polar Express" (the uncanny valley incarnate), "Superbad" (was at a Drive In waiting for The Simpsons Movie to start after with my mum - NO THX). My boyfriend wanted to see the "Conan the Barbarian"…

That is entirely the point.

It would be great if tech jobs could move to other parts of the country. It’s actually impossible to live in SF or the entire Bay Area really now. Making extremely good money isn’t enough. You need to be a millionaire or bust now.

Hallelujah, holy shit, where's the tylenol?

I think the performative nature of making sure everyone knows you're too high minded to like something food coloring in your cream cheese and bagels is more annoying to me. Who cares. Making food look unusual, beautiful, what have you, is a form of art. Appreciate it or don't but no one cares about your comment about…