I love that it's a straight up sword and sorcery movie. The bad guys are a band of orcs lead by a witch.

My theory is that pets have effectively replaced children for a lot of millenials and zoomers. So practices know that people are a lot more willing to shell out the big bucks compared to the past.

Lesbians have committed 100% of space crimes.

Finally got around to seeing Interstellar a couple months ago, was not expecting it to secretly be a work of gothic fiction. In retrospect, I should have been tipped off by the moody organ score and also the one of the first scenes being a child receiving cryptic messages from a ghost.

Mine was The Color Purple. I was also born the same day of the Challenger disaster if that counts for anything.

It's wild that the guy from My Chemical Romance ended up being a great comic book writer.

Rip and tear, until it is done.

It made more sense to me with the concept that physical objects cannot exist in the exact same space at the exact same time. And if you move out of that space, time must also change.

Ah, the Trinity of bad graphics autism games (I own all three and have at least 50 hours in each).

They made a lot of services worse AND more expensive. The big one was overhauling the Fast Pass system so it completely sucks now.

I'm a big fan of the Year Zero Engine for RPGs (especially Alien) because you can't have more than 5 hitpoints, and the average is more like 3-4. So even taking 1 damage is a sizable chunk of your health pool.

Such an absolutely disgusting and effective design.

It's actually been out on digital for a while (in the US at least), you could watch it right now if you wanted to.