Max_Cherry

I liked him in The Usual Suspects and L.A. Confidential. He’s a great actor. However, no one in ANY age group should make sexual advances to anyone under their respective locations’ age of consent. Whether it be 18 here in America or 15 in France. It is quite frankly immoral. I’ve long held these beliefs for protecting girls from men’s and boys’ intense testosterone fueled urges. But, I guess it should apply practically equally to gay young men too. Also, I want to stress that even if the girl is your girlfriend and/or seems to be consenting to sex, she is most certainly not! Because she is under the age of consent (again, this depends on your state’s or country’s statutes), therefore she legally can not consent. Hitherto, she is mentally incapable of even beginning to form consent. Therefore she can not consent. So, no matter what it seems, she does not consent and any sexual activity with her is absolutely rape and probably would cause her severe psychological trauma! So, don’t let your testosterone addled mind even think about it. She is a child and should be protected as such! Hence, any of her “wanting” to have sex is mere childish curiosity and should be disregarded. I think this applies equally well for gay young men who are under the age of consent (which is a function of location). And, to reiterate, no it does not make it better if you as a man are under 18 too... What? You think it’s fine to molest or even have full on sex with underage girls as long as you get it all in before you graduate high school! Of course not! If you think that you are a hypocrite and you have got another thing coming buddy! ANY sex with underage girls is sexual assault and sexual assault is not cool! Sexual assault is never cool!!!

I appreciate everyone’s opinion. It sounds like it picks up in the end. So, that’s good. Maybe, I’ll rent it when it comes to streaming services and catch the second half. I’m reluctant to see how they portrayed the brutal murder of Sharon Tate, but seeing the Manson family get their “comeuppance” at the very end in the style of how they did it in Inglorious Bastards sounds worth a watch. The biggest problem with the movie is that, just like Half Life 2, it had major pacing problems.

Also, @turboman: @jacksmedulla: movie tickets don’t cost $7.00 anymore. My family is working class and we don’t own property, so $30 is a lot of money for us. So, if a movie is egregious enough for you that you have to have to walk out halfway through it, I recommend that anyone in my financial situation should ask for their money back. Just ask though, don’t demand it or be rude. They don’t have to give it back. I just mentioned to the usher at the customer service desk that I really wasn’t enjoying the movie that was going on and would it be possible to get my money back. She responded that they wanted us to enjoy their movies and being that we walked out long before the end of the movie (there was still one and a half hours left) she didn’t see a problem with refunding me my money. She just had to authorize it with a manager. So, she called her manager and he said that it was fine. They were very friendly and even said that we were doing the right thing walking out and asking if we could have our money back if we weren’t enjoying the movie. They said it would be much worse if we had sat through the entire movie and came out very unsatisfied of a movie with such high reviews. Also, they gave refunds to the other people that walked out of the movie at the same time as us. It really wasn’t a problem. All you can do is ask and I seldom walk out of movies anyway.

I went to see Tarantino’s new movie “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood” today with my mother. We ended up walking out of it a bit more than halfway through and getting our money back. I’m not against Quentin Tarantino either. I mean,I loved me some “Jackie Brown”. But this was horrible! It was meandering as fuck, to the point that any momentum the story built was ruined by the next random scene, usually with Leonardo DiCaprio being a sad cowboy, of boredom, confusion, and trite or no dialogue. It was distasteful too. It did not pay the proper respect to the source material of Sharon Tate’s brutal murder by members of the Manson family. It made fun of Tate and Bruce Lee who both can’t exactly defend themselves now to say the least. It did not make good use of the cast. Al Pacino was in it for all of 2 minutes. Most of all it was so slow! I kept thinking it was going to pick up, but it never did. WTF?

The only good thing it had going for it was the ‘60s setting and the music. But that was just not enough. Why is this movie getting good reviews? It was almost as bad as Midsommar! Does anyone else feel this way about it? Did you like it? Or did you feel duped like I did?

Congratulations Jeff!

The Dead Zone was pretty exciting.

Great article

@haneybd87: Play the original Xenogears for the PSX. Most of the characters are older and it has a very dark storyline.

There’s a Paul Simon cover of 50 ways to leave your lover? What’s wrong with Ray Charles?

@personandstuff: this idea needs to be appropriated.

Giant Bomb Infinite has been down for over a day. Could somebody please fix that? Thanks.