Kings Quest, Police Quest, Space Quest and Leisure Suit Larry. What more can I say, those games were the pillars and the cornerstones of my budding love affair with video games. I’m looking forward to playing Colossal Cave and would love to see some sequels to those beloved classics as well!

This is entirely unrelated to what Ethan Hawke is saying here, but I watched the first couple episodes of Moon Knight and thought it was good to see Kevin Bacon again before my wife corrected me that it was in fact Ethan Hawke.

I agree with Ethan here... really it’s about people not calling MCU fans “children” for enjoying it as adults. I also really like A24 films. People are a allowed to like things. It’s the hate that bogs it all down. 

It probably would have gone better if he tried to say art films aren’t movies than what he actually said.  Legit underlying point or no, the literal thing he said was stupid.

Definitely not swimwear, from their site for purchase:

Ethan and Maya summer in my hometown Antigonish, Nova Scotia and were just in the theatre watching Black Phone in the nearest theatre, I love the idea of him buying movie tickets to his own movie in rural Canada.

(To clarify, I know tons of non-QA developers have been clamoring for unionization, but it seems like there’s still a sizeable group that isn’t interested. Which makes sense, because the workers who are treated the better have less incentive to unionize.)

Love it. Hopefully industry unionization continues accelerating the way it’s been over the past year or two. It would be great if we saw more non-QA unions, but even if it sticks to QA for the near future it could be really disruptive and show the value of unionizing to engineers/designers/artists/etc. 

The real quiestion about the games worth is to consider the price of the game the storage space it will take in your home, the HDD space, the time spent installing the game and then the fun you will get out of it. All of this excludes the cost associated with going to and from gamestop to get it, so even if its being…

To add some context, when I worked at GameStop (wow, just over a decade ago), we would “penny out” items that were no longer worth their shelf space. This was generally stuff like extremely dated strategy guides and games for platforms we were no longer supporting. I worked there as they phased out PC games, so those…

Possible, but that wasn’t how it was acted. Larson’s disorientation was at the surroundings and she/the camera looked around the room like it was her first time seeing it rather than the typical body-swap reaction of being confused by one’s self.

I hope it’s a deliberate running joke that AFC Richmond players turn up in tiny post-credit cameos in the MCU.

That comment is no longer gray.

The term “toxic masculinity” might not have been in wide use in 1999, but Fight Club is 100% a critique of whatever we were calling it then.

Fight Club isn’t condemnation of toxic masculinity because that isn’t really a term that existed back then. But it is a condemnation of capitalism and the use of violence to confirm manhood and how cliched ideas about manhood can lead to someone’s own destruction. 

You can’t get much more obvious than the guy shouting all the toxic stuff literally being a mental illness.

“Conservatives interpreting Juno as pro choice makes as much sense as liberals retroactively declaring Fight Club to be a condemnation of “toxic masculinity.”’

If that were the intention I would assume the scene to play out differently. Brie Larsson plays it like she’s surprised to find herself in the room that is clearly one of her fans. If it was still Kamala in there with just Captain Marvel’s looks I would think her first reaction would be to check the mirror and react…

Its the double-edged sword of being a tech company first and entertainment company second. They’re easily the best in terms of UI, clearly have the most sophisticated algorithms and machine learning for recommendations, and have all the benefits associated from maturity as a platform. But they’ve always been…