Dead Horse Interchange

No moreso than most other decent pieces of Sci-fi, and certainly the audience didn't fixate on these aspects as much as they do now.

Yes, because people get more autistic about Star Wars than almost any other franchise. People aren't just able to enjoy dumb fun movies anymore. You either have to herald it as some wonderful paragon of film-making (Marvel guff), an abomination (DCEU and current Star Wars) or we have to insert polit...

But how can he when he can't even plug his camera into the MAAIIINS!?

Keith Chegwin wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 14, 2017 3:18 am

TheProgressive wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 13, 2017 11:17 pm

No, no. Legwork is for working class plebs, he'll have them ferry him to the fridge. That is until of course robots can do the job instead, at which point those skivvies will be exterminated.

He'll need fucking robots once he loses his limbs to 'beetus

Huh, I thought you were dead.

I got a movie that Movieblob can review next: "A Fridge too Far." There's no such thing as a Fridge too far away for Blob to reach it. He'll beat Usain Bolt if the sprint is from the couch to the dinner table. No, no. Legwork is for working class plebs, he'll have them ferry him to the fridge. That...

I don't know, I heard he had a slipped disc and then this year at some point he had gallstones. I wouldn't be surprised if the fat fuck's liver was giving out altogether.

I wouldn't discount Jim Sterling being the next to go. He always seems to have a medical condition on the go and unlike Spoony, I believe he probably actually has had them.

It's not the notion that she might have been "driven to suicide" by the incident that gets me so much as the fuckers trampling over a still warm corpse to show just how "moral" they are. This is up there with the Todd in the Shadows bullshit in terms of scummy behaviour but I don't think even he was...

I instantly turn off anyone who professes to be an "intellectual" because all it represents to me is a snob who just sits on their accumulated knowledge like a slothful dragon on a pile of gold thinking that they are above other people. These people are rarely adaptable or intelligent in any meaning...

So he sees the society in Hunger Games as a wonderful utopia, then?