Oh my god, I forgot about that! Holy crap, I was yelling at the screen.

No, Time to Die

That sounds like a threat. 

I honestly don’t know what Labor stand for anymore.

Ha, I just rewatched the Matrix sequels for the first time since they were released and yeah, despite the turd of the movie surrounding it, this scene still holds up.

The rest of the fights? Not so much, with maybe the exception of the chateau fight with all the weapons. The choreography and all that is still stylish…

I hope there’s a horrible, on-the-nose scene foreshadowing Jon Peters’ involvement in Batman.

It sucks when I get an interesting response to my comment, and there’s no easy way to continue the conversation. Hats off to those of you who actually go to the trouble.

bECaUsE mA fReEDomS!!!?!

I suspect that doesn’t exist any more.

Pretty sure “let it die” is the operating philosophy here.

I can see that name being the name of a pretentious Lestat-type vampire, just asking to be lampooned on What We Do In The Shadows.

Our Partially Gelatinated Non-Dairy Gum-Based Beverage machine is never broken.

Interesting perspective. Not played it yet, but loved D1, although was underwhelmed by D2.

He could play a British man who lived in Italy rather than an actual Italian and there are some on this site (or in the family of sites, I can’t remember and can’t be arsed to look) who would clutch their pearls about how problematic it was.

Faster

https://www.wgbh.org/news/lifestyle/2019/12/16/141-year-old-fruitcake-its-one-michigan-familys-holiday-heirloom

Take a moment to think of all the obituary writers today that are double-checking and triple-checking the number of A’s and S’s each time they type out “Baadasssss”.

I immediately thought of Chappelle’s Show Racial Draft

You guessed it: Frank Stallone, doing a cover of “Don’t Stop Believin’”.

It’s nice to see where Adam Sandler during his SNL years got his influence.