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Another thing to consider is that each month you get 500 daybreak cash for having a subscription and a race change is 2250 DBC (or between 20 and 25 dollars). For some people it's no big thing to just change each expansion to whatever is the most convenient.

I thought the individual piece of the macguffin looked alright but they did indeed look mighty fucking dumb assembled.

I didn't have any audio troubles.

Erudite. Your Origin puts you right next to a Luclin spire.

Anyone watch the movie backwards yet?

I wonder if there was a plan to make a sequel going from the other direction in the event of wild success.

I liked the stoicism and his progression through the film where we see him start to really figure shit out at the end and he also looks really good in an expensive suit but I can't call him charismatic.

I caught this and The Rental based on this thread and I wish I could mush the two films together. The Invitation was a far better written film with much better acting but the violence was nowhere near as interesting as it was in The Rental. Still good though.

Spawn did it better.

I still burn CDs because my car has a CD player related -

If there was less spycraft dinner/lunch scenes and less sorta love interest subplot the pacing would have been better and let the movie get more mileage out of the cool high concept science fiction and fancy set pieces.

I can see why this was polarizing. Cool premise, tons of money on the screen and some good performances but lord did I just not give a fuck. The final action set piece I thought was going to be cooler but most of what was happening in both directions lacked enemies. Tons of shooting, explosions...

David Bowie just refusing to do anything until he got out of his shitty contract or Prince walking around with Slave written on his face as he changes his name to a symbol in an attempt to get out of his shitty contract I can understand. It's tougher with Dave. He signed a huge money deal and...

I think that's right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Chappelle Due to the show's popularity, Comedy Central's new parent company Viacom[5] reportedly offered Chappelle a $55 million contract (giving Chappelle a share of DVD sales) to continue production of Chappelle's Show for two more...

Well, when he signed the contract that included the fifty million dollars for season three that he would later walk away from that would have been a good time to claw back / lock in any rights he only had a tenuous grip on. He also could have just done the shitty season, taken the money and...

It's odd to me that the other cast members would go back for the lost episodes if Dave lost the rights to actual everything but then again their contracts may have also been similarly worded. Stiffing Dave hard on the final season I'm fine with but it's pretty brutal if he lost everything.

I'm curious exactly what all was rescinded when he got on a plane to Africa instead of doing season three. Surely they still have to give him dollars for the first two under his previous contract?

Any particular reason for three specifically?

They're all over the shop with more bad ones than good ones but a few of the Resident Evil films are sorta interesting.

Ol' Zeke's good people. Unrelated

"Dilate, NPC" is the best I can come up with.

Given that EQ created different sets of rules based on boxing (go ham, box only one char per computer, box one extra char only no matter what) I'd be curious to know what her input was on WoW's decision to nix shit like ISBoxer.

They'll totally get money out of me with TBC but I honestly don't expect it until third quarter 2021 or later unless the classic population craters.

Shield of the Immaculate also works.

White dude with the plane helps out at the end! But yeah, it's got a bunch of white bad color good characters.

Yeah, a tiny bit.

Demon Hunters can still double jump and air dash and glide and shit right? That's all I care about.

I thought it was pretty good with many very effective scenes but it could have been a little shorter. It's a big step forward from something like Deep Impact and many other big disaster flicks trying to be serious in tone. The only thing I really disliked was the

Paladins are pretty sweet. Later on you can just always do 3-5 exp mobs at once.

My grandfather offed himself over financial troubles and yeah, it had permanent forever no going back ramifications on all of his children. It's been 60+ years and it still reverberates.

Jon and Dany marry and usher in a new Age of Heroes as magic returns to the world.

I'm somehow doubtful that she really doesn't have any more story after nuking the sparrow.

Been waiting just over 15 years now to see what happens next with Sam in Old Town or Brienne and Lady Stoneheart or Cersei and the High Sparrow.

If you're in the guild that's eating open world not too bad. You can expect tears to be bid individually.

It's moderately weird until it gets super weird and when it gets super weird it was legit starting to freak me out. That's an experience I haven't had watching a film in a long while. It was a nice change of pace. I also liked that the gore was a little unorthodox at times if perhaps a bit...

Possessor https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5918982/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 Assassin uses brain implant technology to inhabit someone else's body and use them as assassins of high-profile targets. It's written and directed by Brandon Cronenberg. I caught his film Antiviral quite a few years ago now and...

In one of the prior Halloween episodes Jay's pouring out shots of Maker's Mark during the discussion and everyone gets so hammered they have to call off filming and start it up a few days later.

If anyone was looking for something for the season allow me to recommend Bronson Pinchot's reading of The Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury. When I read the book itself it didn't make much of an impression but I find Pinchot's reading to be delightful.