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I was holding a can of orange soda that I spiked with spiced rum not 24 hours ago. It tasted pretty alright.

Out of all of the movies I've seen over my lifetime, I can't remember one that was great but had a shit ending. Usually the movies I see that have those types of shit endings are usually garbage movies. Like Batman V. Superman.

I was already sold on the concept of this being, essentially, a heist movie set in the Star Wars universe. Now I'm even more excited for this. Seeing everyone dressed up in costumes that look straight out of the original movie, AT-AT's doing their thing, and the OG Death Star put a big stupid smile on my face.

Also, that siren.

I second this apology.

I really liked it. It felt like an extended episode of The Twilight Zone. I felt the ending was appropriate for this story and was okay that the Cloverfield monster wasn't in it. It was a great stand-alone film that really makes me excited for the Cloverfield franchise to essentially become a cool anthology series.

Even though Mad Max was robbed, it did take away the most awards then the other nominees.

Also, thank god The Revenant didn't win Best Picture.

I played the first one and it sucked. I skipped the rest and just did the campaign stuff.

I really liked it. I saw it in the 70mm roadshow format about a week ago and it was a cool experience. The first half (before the intermission,) also reminded me of the Tarantino of old while the second half did have more of a Inglorious Basterds / Django Unchained vibe in terms of its level of violence. Pulp Fiction is my personal favorite Tarantino movie so I preferred the first half a bit more then the second half.

I recently got a Wii U and the game for Christmas so I decided to make a level that may or may not be complete garbage, depending on your progress:

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Jenks, Gortys, and, bonus Tales From the Borderlands character, Loaderbot.