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I agree with the nonsensical placement of the Batmobile in terms of Batman's character, but fuck you, your opinion is wrong, Arkham Knight has the best story and gameplay in the series as well as the biggest world and most stuinning graphics, and I love the 1989 Batmobile DLC. Only two trophies away from Platinum and have started the story again after beating both the main story and story+. 

Aside from VR missions which I was never as big a fan of as other people being lacking and the overpricing of Season Pass content, this is my favorite in the series hands down. 

In closing, go fuck yourself and let's yell at each other about this on a podcast soon. haha

The abused kid getting magic powers thing. Yeah, I can definitely see that. To me, that's only a small part of the series though. When he's off at school is the meat.

Man, I'm sorry. What happened?

I read Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and still remember my change back at the bookstore being $6.66 when I bought it. I'm no Satanist, but I thought that was a funny coincidence. Preferred book to movie when I rented it, but it's definitely a pretty close retelling. Something just felt missing for some reason. Johnny Depp is exactly how I picture Hunter S. though, so it was well acted.

I still need to watch Half Baked and Dark City. Don't know what Dirty Work is.

Saw Truman Show on Netflix not long ago, and loved the hell out of it. I like Jim Carrey's dramatic roles and really liked the allegory the movie went for.

I think Waterboy is the last Adam Sandler comedy a lot of people I know actually liked. I liked Little Nicky cause of the references, but after that his comedies took a huge downhill turn. I still remember feeling guilty for seeing Eight Crazy Nights with family. Because I thought it was that bad. And I was 12 and understood the jokes. 

Never really watched X-Files. Think it's on Netflix, but wonder if it's for me.

I actually took some of my family to see a Rugrats movie instead of A Bug's Life when both released and we were all glad there wasn't as big a line, but I think they were disappointed in my taste. lol 

We didn't have MTV growing up, but I remember Deathmatch being a big thing. I think my older brother may have rented the video game. Caught it sometimes when we were visiting relatives.

Didn't know that was a feature of Until Dawn. Wasn't really as excited for it upon learning it was a QTE game, but since I haven't had a good scare in so long that makes it more interesting.

But, should I play The Swindle?

I didn't like Jay and Silent Bob or Mallrats all that much, but Clerks, Chasing Amy and Dogma were great. Really enjoyed Clerks II as well. I thought Red State was way better than I thought it would be despite its problems and Zak and Miri was decent. I fucking hated Cop Out and never saw Jersey Girl, but what can ya do? I love his Q&As and podcasts though, and that's what this was. 

There are tons of references in those books to literature, ancient beliefs and mythologies, etc. I always read them pretty straightforward, but they can be dense if you're really looking. 

Aww, no 1998 in film? I thought BASEketball was ok. Vaguely remember the title Rushmore, not what it's about. 

Especially when it's communicating with Windows. JFC.

Honestly? They're not the greatest pictures. I can't be bothered. lol