Misery porn is a stupid reductive buzzword people use for a lot of amazing drama like The Road, so I'm not really receptive to that as a criticism. The show has never really had a plot, it's always been character driven, so again I don't see how that criticism holds water. If you want something plot driven you're…

What the fuck even is this review. That was an amazingly well done episode with a mesmerizing performance from JDM and Lincoln, I get the vibe Handlen should just watch a different show.

Black Jeopardy was so good it made up for this shitty skit.

Yeeeeep. Didn't laugh once. Love her on SNL though.

Absolutely stunning visuals. Amazing that video games can look like this now.

It didn't need it, but Hollywood is so totally out of creativity or willingness to do new things in the mainstream movie sphere that it was inevitable. Sequels to everything popular in the 80's-early 00's.

Lol he's already preparing us for the disappointment of Bad Santa 2 "I think it comes close to the first one". I hope it's good but the first was such a god damn bonafide classic, still the funniest Christmas movie of all time.

Color me not surprised that this doesn't reach the brilliance of the previous seasons.

Goldberg's whole thing was that he never loses.

This. It's fucking stupidity masked by verbosity.

His Instagram moments have been weird as fuck lately. Recently he just did a slow pan across his body as he was laying down on chairs in an airport.

It was awful to play then and is basically unplayable for me now, and even if it was modernized in gameplay and look it would still be a fucking mindless repetitive bore. It has good writing, but it's not worth the time spent to get there.

If only the quality of TOR's cinematics were in any way representative of the interminable, awful MMO bore the actual game is. Give us a modern KOTOR on Frostbite please.

Closing speech was so good and well written. Hopkins and Harris are enough to carry this show through anything.

"I regret IF" means he doesn't regret shit. I hate that these fucking non-apology apologies have become so common.

It wasn't written by him, it was written by Hampton Fancher (inspired by the PKD story), who has always said he considers Deckard to be human. He's also writing the sequel which, since it's starring Deckard, would seem to put a definitive answer to the question unless he's some special kind of replicant that lives for…

There's a good reason why Scott never writes anything. He understands direction (or did, I think The Martian was overrated and he hasn't done a great directing job in over a decade) and visuals, but isn't the most intellectual person anymore.

Dude, at the very least all you can definitively say is that he MIGHT be. There's also an unbelievably stronger argument for him being human than not, gone into length online for decades and briefly here by other commenters.

He isn't. The themes of the movie are completely thrown in the trash if he is. I've seen it three times and read countless essays about it, the replicant theory is just irritating twisty bullshit. The purpose of the unicorn was a metaphor that replicants and humans have the same level of empathy and emotions. Deckard…

That has to be it. The creators know about everything that's happening, they must be aware of his existence and if they aren't stopping him he's either a demented guest or a special kind of host.