@easyJet how can I speak with someone in customer service regarding a refund? Using your app, via the chat feature, I'm only able to communicate with automated responses, none of which are any help.
For this specific issue, it would be better to talk with a human. Thanks.
@AllosaurusJP I was a fan, then one day he signed out of a video with “God is King”
Not being a religious type myself, I thought it odd, so I merely turned to Twitter to see if anyone could shed light on what he said. I then found myself down the rabbit hole discovering just how horrible he is
The best of these was Moonknight… but that's not saying much.
To be honest, Secret Invasion’s conclusion could've been much more hard-hitting if it had focussed harder on Fury and the President as opposed to that silly fight between G'iah and Gravik.
@Brycenator100 To you prefer publicly hating on the Jurassic Movies you don't like as opposed to Loving on the ones you do like because it generates more reactions/interactions, ultimately, for better or worse, giving you a stronger online presence amongst the Jurassic Community?
The time jump from the prologue to older Indy is basically exactly the same amount of years in Dial of Destiny as it was in Last Crusade. Just a little bit of #IndianaJones shitty trivia for y'all there.
I really hope #IndianaJones and the Dial of Destiny has legs. It's underserved of the bad press out of Cannes and is far better than what we've been led to believe. I saw it yesterday and am still reveling in the fun I had with it. Perhaps the third-best film in the franchise.
I loved episode 1, and was thinking about it plenty before getting on to Twitter. Then I read the news about the AI, and since, I've seen nothing but well-warranted outrage. It's a shame the quality of the show itself is being overlooked, but MARVEL did bring this on themselves.
My favorite thing about BATMAN & ROBIN is that, even though I legit thought it was the worst comic book movie I'd ever seen back in 1997, there's been at least a dozen comic book movies since then that are arguably worse.
Happy 26th, you big, colorful weirdo.
I've woken up thinking about Michael Crichton’s CONGO. It's been almost 30 years since the film adaption came out. Are we not ready for another go at this brilliant story? Imagine if it were made today by Alex Garland or James Mangold, or even Dan Trachtenberg!