You... just said that because people writing about this film must have been paid off because people you know aren’t as excited by it.

Huh, people you know personally aren’t as excited about a weird art-horror movie as a bunch of movie-nerds on pop-culture sites? Crazy! Must be a conspiracy, there’s no other possible answer.

That was hardly a “giant zombie battle”. More of a “tiny zombie skirmish”.

Hard see.

After this episode I think I’m done. I don’t have any need to watch a bunch of kids shit all over a high-school or a show that would resort to such low-brow gross-out tactics.

He’s not wrong, though.

“Happy Birthday to the ground!”

Yeah, these fans seem to be watching primarily to gather raw data to enter into Wookieepedia, rather than experiencing a narrative.

Do you honestly think that’s a meaningful comparison? As far as I know she’s only talked about sexism in games, not tried to ban them to sue game developers. People don’t hate Jack Thompson because he wrote criticism they didn’t like.

I don’t know who, what are you even talking about?

Wait, a sequel in the Star Trek universe? I don’t think they’re allowed to do that anymore.

Like that Mutant-X show.

On one hand Alex Jones is a monster who slanders victims of recent tragedies and enables the worst people in the country, on the other hand Spotify and Youtube might lose a little bit of money if they don’t give him a platform. Super tough choice there.

Yeah, it’s not like there’s a president publicly ranting on a regular basis that journalists are evil and anything bad you hear about him is a lie. That would be scary!

As someone who manages IT systems, what are you even talking about?

Yes, because Trump saying that would have a completely different meaning than Trevor Noah saying it. You’re aware of the concept of “context” right?

No, you’re right. The AV Club joined in a conspiracy with 91% of other critics and the movie-going public to pretend that they liked The Last Jedi for clicks. And Fake News is a totally useful term that isn’t only used nowadays by people trying to slander anyone they don’t like.

Huh, the first sentance made so much sense, but then you just wrote “Duh, duh duh duh, duh duh.”. Seems like an odd choice.

It sure is good that we got a comment system with a dystopian class system so it could... promote the worst trolls to the top of the comments because they “drive more engagement”.

Is any movie truly necessary?