playing chaotic in those kinds of games is just way more fun

The last Mario I played was the first galaxy I think? It was a great game, havent got a switch but I've heard good things about odyssey aswell. Hopefully that remaster comes out sooner rather than later

I gotta be the paragon of goodness first round though. Alot of them are too easy if you just take whatever you want, and too chaotic if you're always causing s***.

The galaxies are still the peak of the franchise for me and theyre what was rumored for the remaster praying

on my first run i'm usually somewhere in the middle. i rarely ever do the 100% ultra good guy stuff.

omg the characters in booksmart are so obnoxious

i thought so too, realized by the end it was pretty self aware/ironic about it

thought so myself. I was just intantly triggered when I saw the Warren 2020 sticker on Amy's car and it didn't let up for some time so I had to take a break 40 minutes in.

the title/poster alone is enough to annoy me

What is riffsquads fav metal albums of the 2000s?
My favs since recently getting back into metal

• Krallice - Krallice
• Agalloch - The Mantle
• Between the Buried and Me - Colors
• ISIS - Panopticon

Would love some riffsquad reccs

I will listen to Jane Doe soon @rise_zero i know how much you like Converge

i would 10000000000000% rec Times of Grace by Neurosis and yes Jane Doe

Times of Grace is 99 but I'll check it out anyways

close enough. it's one of their best albums. that one and through silver in blood are flawless.

i'd also rec the one after that, the eye of every storm. it's pretty different. they started drifting into more melodic/folkish sounds with that one.

Seems to be the case for the some of the people playing the characters as well...

i take back what i said about Deathconsciousness this album goes

was very surprised you didnt like it

It’s wild how a movie that mediocre is still being mentioned this often

One of my friends forced it on me like it was the next Superbad and yeah nah

Crazy thing is Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler were in a legitimately funny movie that never gets brought up

The House

I'll check it out. I remember Mean Girls was playing in the background somewhere before I knew about it and i heard of few of the zingers had to stop what I was doing to watch the rest.

You should see what the studio forced Tina Fey to cut

thelist.com/140390/the-untold-truth-of-mean-girls

Even more wild is how Hollywood journos/libs worked overtime to champion the film as an important contemporary release, and happily added Olivia Wilde's name to their Mt. Rushmord of 2-3 other recent female directors they list off ad nauseam

Then only like 6 months later those same people were universally scolding her for Richard Jewell and the ridiculously overblown "controversy" concerning her character's treatment. I was glad to see that Wilde stood her ground about it though....at least for like a week before she made the routine public apology to appease entertainment media journos and random Twitter blue checks. I guess a week and a half straight of multiple smear articles a day wasn't something she was prepared to deal with.

Remember seeing trailers for that but IIRC i only saw available on iTunes later on. Did it go to theaters?

I saw it in a sold out theater. One of the last times I’ve heard that much laughing. Before that it was Neighbors/22 Jump Street