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9/10 bangin' track. Video seems like a budgetless Tyler music vid. Besides that, Vince Staples is anything BUT generic. Generic would be something plain, uninspired; something like G-Eazy, or Hoodie Allen. Since I mentioned Tyler the Creator...

It was directed by the man who brought us Sicario and Prisoners. It would have been a surprise if it wasn't well received.

E-A-G-L-E-S What does that spell? BROWNS

Not sure about you, but I'm going to play and treat Fallout 4 as how it was marketed to the general audience. An RPG.

Planning on seeing Blade Runner 2049 tomorrow w/some friends. I can’t fucking wait.

I don’t think I’ve heard a bad song from KK. 8/10 Nope. Vocal fry is a stylistic choice for much of Title Fight’s songwriting, providing accentuation to their running themes. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Super - My favorite hero movie as of yet. It starts off a dark, comedic journey of a weird man played by Rainn Wilson who receives a vision from "god," inspiring him to become a hero so he can save his ex from a crimelord. As it progresses to the final act, it blossoms into a harshly truthful...

Nothing for me to do but play StarCraft Remastered while my friends wait for my Battlefront 2 beta to load.

Expect no less from Villeneuve.

I stand corrected. I thought most of the changes were the first B&W. Nvm, it’s much shittier now. Can’t say I didn’t enjoy it as a Pokémon game, though. It mostly pales in comparison to other sequels like R/S and S/M. Since Pokémon is of the talk right now, I gotta mention the remakes too. I...

If your Spider-Man movie doesn't feature a pro wrestler, it's not a good Spider-Man movie. :smug: Joke aside, I gotta say it's nice that they finally decided to make another good Spider-Man film. I guess I agree on B&W having an overly preachy theme that it casts away in the final act, but I'd...

CHANCLA!!!

Fallout 3 was my first Fallout. I was amazed by everything it did. It being the first open-world adventure game I ever touched, and the first Bethesda game I ever tried. It was the best time I’ve ever had in Fallout. I thought the story was compelling, the world was amazing and dynamic, karma...

I remember someone said I could just use the mutated toe. He actually believed what he was saying, too.

I don't know, man. A lot of what made 28 Days Later so great was its societal commentary. 28 Weeks was by no means bad, but it no longer has what made 28 Days so special when compared to other apocalypse thrillers.

What's there to know about him? He's a cartoonish villain that destroys everything in his way. He is the epitome of what Fallout 2 was satirizing, so it's completely sensible for there to be so little information of his character.

Here's one I forgot about.