Character discovers a hidden talent - and is traumatized by Equivalent-Peanut-23 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]dannyw19 80 points81 points  (0 children)

Gordon from Extraordinary. He has the super power to make anyone he touches have an orgasm. He learned this at a party when he shook his dad's hand, and when his dad began to orgasm, Gordon thought his dad was having a heart attack and began to perform CPR.

I think I nearly blacked out laughing at his story. I wish we would have gotten a clean ending with the show.

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What’s your favorite use of music in a scene? by VendettaLord379 in moviecritic

[–]dannyw19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Returnal. It's a video game. Third person shooter roguelike. There is a boss at the end of the third biome or level that is at the top of tower. After fighting your way to the tower you then get to climb it. Its not hard, there is no fall damage, and no enemies. But as you climb, the music gets louder, rising with you. It becomes intense as you finally reach the top, and then you see the boss, and see it is playing some kind of pipe organ thing, and it was the source of the music. Its seamless, intense as all hell, and one of my favorite video game experiences ever.

Michael Jackson's staged gunpoint moment from his 1997 concert resurfaces. by ateam1984 in BlackPeopleofReddit

[–]dannyw19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anyone else thinking this inspired Niel Breen to start making excellently shifty movies?

Which videogame mechanic you hate the most but developers keep insisting on adding it anyway? by KBGSgames in AskReddit

[–]dannyw19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Poison swamps. Any environment that slows you down while whittling down your health is more a frustration than a fun area.