Gone are the days when unnecessary sequels just end up as direct-to-home media.

We’re truly in a dystopian future when big tech nerds are doing mafia hits. Reminds me of that guy in Better Call Saul that hired Mike as a bodyguard.

Eh I think this is where creative storytelling comes into play. James Gunn managed to make a group of C Listers in Guardians of the Galaxy tell a really compelling trilogy. In fact, I’d bet GOTG’s success is the blueprint Sony is trying to do with these Spidey baddies.

I’d argue it was a great way to show the immediate effects of “The Batman”. What the trauma of the flooding did to the common people of Crown Point and the power vacuum created by the death of Carmine Falcone. It also setup Penguin’s rise to power which means he will likely play a significant role in the Batman Crime Saga’s future.

From a storytelling point of view, I can absolutely appreciate how the show organically grew the plot and setup Penguin’s roots into Gotham’s underworld.

No Batman Penguin worked. Just gotta find the right writer to do the story.

Wait…what?!

Doesn’t translate with Asian countries. Glasses are dirt cheap whereas lasik operations are pretty expensive af.

I’m curious why you pirate movies but not music. Seems an odd line to draw?

Ironically enough I do the reverse. I pay for Netflix and pirate music. My reasoning is there are some Netflix programs that are hard to find on the high seas. (Asian films) If they were easy to pirate I would not pay a cent.

The most cost-effective way will always be a pair of glasses.

I’m too poor and cowardly to have a laser fix my eyes.

I also noticed redoing a search sometimes yields different results despite using the exact same keywords.

Everything that Zucc and Musk touch end up bad.

Countries with mutual treaties are going to get attacked. China would definitely take Taiwan and maybe the Philippines.

I would very much prefer the theater experience but Hollywood hasn’t had a movie worth going.

I’m testing removing Google from my life for some time now.

The word “No” is such a life-changer and it’s definitely something I learned to apply only recently. I grew up being told to be obedient. Parents demanded it and school enforced it. It made me into a people pleaser and it sucked having to do things that I did not enjoy simply because it was what was expected of me.

I’m still struggling with No but I’ve been trying everyday to keep saying No to things I don’t particularly like.

I love it when companies are too stubborn to update their costs despite the necessity changing over the years.

My previous employment kept buying microsoft office license keys despite us already moving to 365. They probably did it out of habit when buying new computers. Needless to say I have a cardstack of license keys at home lol. Granted it’s for Office 2013 but I don’t really need the latest version for basic document processing.

Proud to be part of that 47%

I can’t believe this wasn’t an Onion piece. Lol.

Does anyone really play AAA games using touch controls? I couldn’t stand the touch interface. Touch gaming will never be good.

For me, the best way to quit bad habits is to find alternative hobbies. Try something new. Join a local group.