First thing, that sland term is used here in the UK. It’s an internet thing, not a US thing.

Weird as fuck to suggest that.

Second thing, we’ve been calling him a wanker for quite a while now.

The forked tongue in the fourth one too…

It isn’t like LD100 (although it may be)

LD50 is the minimal dose lethal to 50% of a subject population. Twice that dose might be anything between 50% and 100%.

Shortly after the photo was taken, David’s tongue flew out, wrapped around the little mouse and dragged it into his reddened maw.

God, I love him.

This picture makes them look like the worst 90s rap group.

It is. And in the Independent newspaper which has editors that should have spotted a clanger like that.

Now, that would be more interesting and accurate.

Yeah, it is a financial success, but so was the emoji movie… Not sure that qualifies it as “culturally renowned”.

Conflating those ideas that money equals cultural impact is what leads us to an endless cycle of sequels and reboots that most people watch once and then forget.

Classic independent reporting “the movie whose cultural impact is renowned”.

Is it? There’s no proof that the movie is having a renowned cultural impact above any others and the link on their own site for that quote is talking, not about the movie, but Minecraft as a whole.

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Thanks, that guy.

That’s really not one conflict. Conflating them was what the US regime at the time tried to do to whitewash their decisions.

Also, at least you do know people who were completely cool when everyone just pulled out of Afghanistan leaving the folk that worked with them to suffer the reprisals of the Taliban, so ask them if it was worth it.

Nice listicle, but would have been better to write something inciteful as to why all these sequels failed so hard.

It wasn’t just the cash grab, but a fundamental misunderstanding of what made the previous film great.

Kids loved watching the original RoboCop because it was R rated. It was a comic book film with gore and guns. It was illicit.

Then they turned him into a cartoon character for kids.

Police academy became a paradox of itself. You could argue that the public perception of the police had changed significantly between the original and Mission to Moscow too. It was no longer funny to be entertained by the thought of inept police.

Anyway, that’s just off the top of my head.

Nah, let him come here and make sure his motorcade gets stopped on the streets.

Behave.

(Hehe)

You’re hired.