I get the idea he probably has a hormone monster, but that guy figured out Jay will be just fine without him, so he’s just hanging out at a bar or Eyes Wide Shut-style sex party or something.

Every time I click on the HBO app: “Gah fuck!”

“What the devil did I do?”

Just wait until he channels Jimmy McNulty and starts speaking in a Baltimore accent.

Look, they shouldn’t, but people definitely think that way. Watching TV is easier than picking up a well-researched book with citations.

Kylah deserves a raise.

I imagine a big difference is whether something is annualized or not.

You never know if someone is just having a bad day.

“I never realized until this moment how easy it is to cut someone in half.”

lol I hear you. I’m thinking the photo screwed people up, but it’s also the internet. People read a graf and scroll to the comments.

I get the sense a lot of people didn’t read this entire article (it was a funny/goofy approach, but maybe not signposted as well as it could have been).

Now now. If they bring back Joel Schumacher, it might not be great for the quality of the next Batman film, but it’s an unequivocal success concerning humanity’s battle against death,

Yea, I’d agree there. I only did one playthrough because the pacing was a little off at times. I also got tired of the combat by the end. It did a nice of job of mixing together the team, but for console players, it was a little unwieldy hitting so many commands on the gamepad. I remember there being some awkward…

Yea, timing-wise, this one is going to get buried pretty soon, so perfect springtime/summer fodder.

It reminds me a little of last year’s Guardians of the Galaxy (which was great and apparently much better than this). I’m pretty sure it came out in this timeframe, ahead of some of the bigger fall releases, so in a couple months you could find it relatively dirt cheap.

You didn’t see the Bourne flick where he shoves a giant drill into the villain’s face?

I’m pretty sure Spectre’s script was part of the Sony leak? It got a lot of rewrites after that and it definitely shows. It’s essentially two Bond films crammed into one – the Blofeld story and the MI6 stuff. Yes, the plots are related in the final product, but they could easily be two different movies. Regardless, it…

Really made great use of its settings. Loved the motorcycle chase across the causeway in Louisiana. I’m pretty sure the driving sequences were done by the studio behind the Burnout series, and it showed.

There’s a really great debate to be had about No. 1, but I’m good with the Casino Royale pick here. What’s not up for debate is the pre-credit sequence to that one is close to perfection.

I’m not going to agree with everything you’ve said here, but you’ve got a pal here in your Dalton soft spot. I frequently go back to License to Kill. It’s absurd and I freaking love it (“Bless your heart!”).