How is you making generalizations about a massive genre that you're likely to have only listened to a small portion of, any better than people only praising current artists because they haven't listened to the underground electronic artists that allegedly "did it first"?

Clooney is actually just that good.

Same, although I've listened to Ziggy Stardust a ton, so my Bowie knowledge just about begins and ends with that album.

This site is actually part of the reason I started viewing them differently.

I just watched the opening to Recoil and I feel now like I need to go see that and every other movie you mentioned.

They're not that bad insofar as the action is concerned.

The Plains are like the reason I didn't beat DA:I. I didn't do a bunch of main story quests for a while because I mistakenly assumed they would advance the plot too far, only to finally click on them and find out they're more or less early-mid level quests that I was way too high for at the time. So after trudging…

I'm gonna recommend you Race for the Galaxy! It's a card game as opposed to a board game, but it's quick and the
rules are fairly simple while also allowing for a lot of strategy. Each player is trying to build up their galactic civilization and you do so by building resources or planets, often accomplished by…

I lost already. I said I would beat The Witcher 3 before starting another RPG, but I've already went and started both Dragon Age 2 and Divinity: Original Sin with a friend. I can't even blame TW3 for how long it's taking me to beat it too, I'm way too guilty of wasting time in open world games.

Aw geeze, can I at least get through Rare Replay first?

Dragon Age: Inquisition and Witcher 3 do the same thing where it's just waaaaaay too easy to over level and it kills my motivation to play because getting through all the low level content gets tedious. RPGs used to have a grinding problem, now it's the opposite.

The best parts were the moments when they did lift little details from the books. Like the marines riding around on bikes, or when they taped books and magazines to themselves for protection. Those little touches made it a bit more watchable.

These all suck, mostly, but like a few other people, I'm weirdly okay with Franco.

Is it even fair to the others to include her?

Kirsten Dunst lost to Lady fucking Gaga.

Damn, it sounds like I really need to see Ravenous!

Bone Tomahawk sounds pretty neat. The only other horror westerns I can think of are The Burrowers and Near Dark, sorta. It's a pretty cool genre combination IMO, and considering how bleak and dark some Westerns are, I'm surprised they're not combined that often. The setting seems perfect for a good ghost story.

Bound 2 is awesome, the lyrics are funny, fun and carefree. He boasts big about turning the plane around, then he brings it right back down to earth with the "this that what-we-do-don't-tell-your-mom shit" line. It's classic Kanye.

I thought as like a general rule, if the media says it's "hacking" it's probably not really hacking.

Annnnnnnnd this is why we torrent.