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You get used to learning when to hit attack and mapping out where it’s going to land. It’s just like Hollow Knight where you can’t just spam the attack button and have to time it out. There’s boss down the line that was slaughtering me until I learned you can just bounce off him like Mario over...

This was a delight. The only bummer was the lack of practical effects.

I went to see the second one the day it released. I thought it was pretty enjoyable. The first I’ll rate as an all time classic comedy so it was a high bar.

Hearing Dale is weird because it switches up between Johnny and Toby Huss depending on what they recorded before he passed. Even the lines that Hardwick did record sound phoned in? Just finished the season and it’s still just classic King of the Hill. Liked it a lot. Just a bummer there can’t...

Evan Wright, ‘Generation Kill’ Author and Rolling Stone Contributor, Dead at 59

Fucking great movie.

Awfully big area for a game of hide and seek. The dungeon at the end is pretty great though.

I couldn’t tell you if my character was a man or a woman except when they give their death scream.

Don’t worry because you’re not missing much. It’s a guaranteed great ghost glovewort.

I made a post during release but yeah. It’s definitely the best game I’ve ever played in my lifetime. There was a period after I platinumed it that I couldn’t find any joy in other games strictly because they weren’t on this level.

Made it to Abyssal Woods…

I’m fine with super agro bosses but there is an overabundance of ones that just rush you as soon as you clear the fog gate which is aggravating. Some of those death knights either sit there for a second like an idiot or are right on top of you before you can pop a mix.

You can skip to Mohg super fast pretty early in the game.

God damn. Fuck that run with the sniper balls. Felt like trying to sprint across No man’s land in 1917.

Tom Hardy’s secondary skills are grunting and doing weird ass voices.

Those stupid fucking things were everywhere in the early 2010s. A buddy of mine was in a bike club where the entrance requirement was you had to build one. Some were legit 7 feet off the ground. I asked him how you stop at a stoplight with them and his response was “You don’t.”

This looks stupid as shit…

The couple behind us (the only other people in the theater) walked out during the clifftop scene.

This movie rules. Super slow paced and ambient but very brutal. Had some kills I don’t think I’ve ever seen in a slasher before. All the other characters are essentially just NPC talking in horror tropes while you follow the killer just out there doing his thing.

Yeah it’s not a “run to the cinema” see but it’s enjoyable. I can’t think of the last movie that was besides maybe endgame. We all have pretty decent home set ups now that ape the theater experience. I actually really enjoy sitting in a nigh-empty theater on a Saturday afternoon so the slow...

Pretty good. Not great. The action when it happened was awesome. I had to check my expectations about 20 minutes in when I realized it wasn’t going to be another Fury Road and focused more on character building. Hemsworth was awesome. My two major gripes are: A: I don’t really care about the...

That sucks so much. The man was a legend.