

Oh no, I’d die before I pay to watch an american movie. I just need background noise when I’m working on my computer. A movie is good when it actually grabs my attention away from what I’m doing. Both versions did not.


Oh no, I’d die before I pay to watch an american movie. I just need background noise when I’m working on my computer. A movie is good when it actually grabs my attention away from what I’m doing. Both versions did not.


The first release was a cringe yet-another-superhero-movie, the director’s cut was masturbation over a cringe movie made even longer.


Oh, to me both were bad and, generally speaking, I’ve been overdosing on superhero movies, it just never stops and each one is even more slopish than the last. I just remember the director’s cut of this one leaving me even more apathetic than the theatre cut, when we were promised that it would make more sense, be more interesting, etc. It was not. The superhero slop has to stop.
… you guys are paying?
🏴☠️


Justice League


For the intimate parts, why not (it IS better for oral play after all), but I fail to understand why a man would shave their glorious body fur.
Yeah, I prefer hairy men. And beards.
Streetman = Streetfighter


Oh, then, wouldn’t it be about (I’ve forgotten the english for it) a justice that uses therapy and social justice before it considers jail, except for truly twisted cases?
I need to read more about solarpunk as a social movement.


So, how do they do in case of birth or surgery? Are doctors and surgeon a caste ‘in the know’?


Erm, the same, I guess, but powered by renewable energies? It depends on what you imagine will happen in this fictitious litterary genre. I don’t really understand the point of the question, actually. It would be whatever the authors decide it to be.


Playstation2/Gamecube, GBA/NDS
Once more, I agree to disagree
Yeah, I see this reading as well, but I stand by my point. The baddie could have been the Kraken, a Beholder, a Lich. Still, the comical situation relies on the fact that it’s an orc stud.
It’s because I don’t sense malice that I’m not mad. I’m just pointing the facts.
To me, the parents’ reaction confirms the homophobic bias, especially the father’s reaction. They could just have said something comical like “finally, he’s bringing somebody home”, “finally, he’s out of the closet”, “I’m so happy he’s happy” etc, and embrace the comically gay situation, allowing the people laughing about the gay situation to laugh, and the gay audience to witness a “happy ending” that doesn’t degrade the comical nature of it all. The big bad enemy could also have been a Beholder or a Lich, etc. But no. It’s an orc stud, because the fact that it’s an orc stud is the point.
Same answer : I agree to disagree, and to each one their opinion.
I agree to disagree, but to each one their opinion.
Genuinely funny, but also genuinely homophobic [confused gay laugh]
More seriously, though: If it’s only funny because it features two persons of the same sex, it’s homophobic.
Imagine the shtick with a man and a woman : it’s not as fun or not even fun? Yeah, that’s because the whole point is the fact that it’s happening between two males. Homophobia IS the point, and it’s not because the comic features diverse people that it’s not making an homophobic point.
Whoever the author is, they’re forgiven because it was funny, but I encourage them to question their work.
Maybe Wikipedia should be copied safe somewhere before it collapses?