Poor kid, he just wanted to watch some Friends.

I want Noah Hawley's True Detective

That last paragraph just makes me sad. Poor game :( The multiplayer stuff sounds like it could have been really fun.

They just didn't seem like the kind of people you'd expect for a cameo appearance. The Raid is well known on the internet but it isn't massively popular, so it's like a cameo appearance that a very small portion of the audience will get. They announced it beforehand too, it wasn't a surprise thing, which led me to…

I don't know how the current gen works, but I remember the 360 used to let you play music through its media player while you were gaming. For some reason I doubt you can do it now though. Next gen is seemingly all about giving the user less features.

That's going to be my super villain plan if anyone ever asks me that question. The Bullshit Death Ray

Almost 4 hours apparently.

WHO THE FUCK WOULD PAY 2K FOR A SHOW?!

If they're on a motorcycle or bike, they're being run over.

My brain just views this situation like "That really awesome band you were never going to be able to see is now back on tour" and I'm having a hard time imaging why people would be pissed about that. Are they sitting there like "Aw fuck, now other people get to have fun too?!" It just feels like a hipsterish response,…

That other 25% is mainly "random acts of gratuitous violence" which they still do pretty well.

The soundtrack + the driving ambiance is about 75% of the reason to play GTA

And Donnie Yen! But they'll probably cop out with him like they did with the Raid guys in The Force Awakens and just give him a cameo with two lines.

This is why they need to adapt Neuromancer. That's already what it is.

They are and they aren't. I think some of their ideas are just so ubiquitous that we don't even think about or notice it at times.

I think his influence is somewhat overstated. Yeah, there's a specific type of Tolkien-esque fantasy that is very, very popular, but the genre itself is like, old as fuck, and Tolkien was also influenced a lot by preexisting mythologies too. He was also writing at the same time as other big fantasy authors. A lot of…

I would think the theatre that doesn't let people pull dick moves like the one described above would actually be the "better" theatre. That and it's the one with the IMAX.

It's even funnier when you consider that those MRAs are probably a bunch of STEM nerds.

How does that even work, don't theatres have policies against that sort of thing? The chain I frequent doesn't even let you return tickets you've purchased online.

Do you often contemplate the complexities of life?