The sequel to the "The Last of Us."
It's an exceptionally well-made & worthy video game that got unfairly politicized & review-bombed by MAGAt incels who had an unhealthy opposition to its LGBTQ themes. Let's just say the anger was so intense that it inspired those losers to personally attack Naughty Dog executives and the poor actors via Twitter DM. The sales and bevy of awards it received are indicative that the haters were only a loud minority.
It's an exceptionally well-made & worthy video game that got unfairly politicized & review-bombed by MAGAt incels who had an unhealthy opposition to its LGBTQ themes. Let's just say the anger was so intense that it inspired those losers to personally attack Naughty Dog executives and the poor actors via Twitter DM. The sales and bevy of awards it received are indicative that the haters were only a loud minority.
The Last of Us: Part II is an example of video games evolving and no longer being geared towards teenage boys anymore. Grow up and get used to it.
by Soul_Driver April 10, 2021
The US Senator from West Virginia that intentionally obstructs groundbreaking, popular climate legislation under the guise of staunch bipartisanship.
The reality is that he's putting his own self-interest in a dying industry (coal) before the country and his constituents.
The reality is that he's putting his own self-interest in a dying industry (coal) before the country and his constituents.
by Soul_Driver November 01, 2021
Veteran filmmaker who's considered by many to be one of the most visionary directors of all time.
He's famous for his dream-like imagery, love of nature, philosophical elements, voice-over narration from multiple characters and being a recluse (Since it took him 20 years to be behind the camera again). He's not for everyone though since his films don't exactly move at consistence pace & the narratives can be ponderous at times, but for film snobs such as myself... he's definitely someone to admire.
Badlands (1973)
Days Of Heaven (1978)
The Thin Red Line (1998)
The New World (2005)
The Tree Of Life (2010)
He's famous for his dream-like imagery, love of nature, philosophical elements, voice-over narration from multiple characters and being a recluse (Since it took him 20 years to be behind the camera again). He's not for everyone though since his films don't exactly move at consistence pace & the narratives can be ponderous at times, but for film snobs such as myself... he's definitely someone to admire.
Badlands (1973)
Days Of Heaven (1978)
The Thin Red Line (1998)
The New World (2005)
The Tree Of Life (2010)
by Soul_Driver July 29, 2011
Without question, the best energy/supplemental drink in the world!!!! Locally owned in Portland (but you can also get it in Washington). That's good though. I would hate to see it end up being some chain like Sobe or Red Bull! 300 milligrams of caffeine, btw. So, this drink doesn't pussy-out...
by Soul_Driver August 15, 2009
Legendary French actor. He was pretty much the Steve McQueen/James Dean of France (but he's still alive) since he played alot of tough-guy rebel roles and of course, admired for his classical good-looks.
Most famous role was "Le Samourai."
Most famous role was "Le Samourai."
by Soul_Driver March 14, 2011