Especially because he is speaking intelligently here. Like yeah it's casual conversation but he's obviously thought about the topic and is picking his words intentionally - he is clearly someone who engages his brain just like anyone else we'd call "intellectual"

I think people assumed because they mostly knew him from CMBYN, Lady Bird, or Little Women. I don't think he ever branded himself that way but he is skinny and brunette and white with floppy hair which does fit the stereotype of "deep intellectual in touch with his emotions"

I actually really liked that scene. A grenade's damage is very localized, but an A-bomb is hugely destructive. I think Carol made the logical leap but I love that she confirmed it with the hive mind. Especially since it helps her realize that it literally cannot lie to her

iirc it initially had mixed-to-good reviews, but it got worse over time. I don't think I finished the series

I think that's a bit different; William Thatcher takes on that name as essentially a stage name. It isn't the same as "this story is based on this person" imo. But agree to disagree

a key difference here is that the protagonists of A Knight's Tale and Galavant are not based on real historical figures

The groove is so blatantly Jackson 5's "I Want You Back" haha you could just listen to that

I know Stephen King is a popular suggestion but I really really love "Misery"

Most charitable guess is that it's a bungling of "get up offa that thing"

Shorts outfit for sure

It should be comparable to Super Mario Odyssey, which was also a big draw for the Switch 1

MK64 was the first game we all played together so I'm excited to bring us into the new gen

I just finished Escape from the Bloodkeep; it was great!!

i missed other pre-orders because i was in the woods that week