@Ohaidere: I am one of those and hell yeah we are! But at least we don't gotta be around Will Smith's gas.

@malachi: I, personally, would consider Men in Black less of a film and more of a flick. But you do you!

@malachi: Hello, you've wandered into the entertainment section of GameSpot, which has been here for almost a decade. There's plenty of game stuff here, too.

@raph21: Because it's also an entertainment site. And has been for almost a decade.

@GalvatronType_R: Loved him in The Batman, loved him FAR MORE in this. It's so fun to watch him get to really GO for it.

@deicerniauskas: You realize GameSpot has been writing about movies for over a decade now, right? Hell, I've been here doing it since 2017, myself.

You're welcome to look at the rest of the site, though, if discussing movies in an entertaining way isn't your thing.

@jaydan: Screen rides absolutely have their place! I think Toy Story: Midway Mania, Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem, and the new Villain Con Minions ride are all uses of good that can be done with screen rides. Even Mario Kart has a bunch of screens, but they're used in a way that makes it feel unique and exciting.

Sadly, though, I think we are near the end of the life cycle for non-IP rides. Epic Universe will have a couple in its hub, but I can't imagine Disney doing non-IP attractions going forward. At least, not in the US.

@mrbojangles25: Yeah, I'll note the corporate sponsorship is an old Disney idea that has *mostly* ended. But for a lot of older rides, it's still there. I know Test Track is about to undergo heavy refurbishment, so I wonder if it'll lose the corporate titling.

And I love that thought about the changing of the guard.

@jaydanI think that's why this new generation of park expansions is so exciting. Super Nintendo World is a living, physical world to explore. Same with Galaxy's Edge and Pandora, to different extends. I think we're finally getting to the end of the screen ride fad, which Universal championed for far too long. Immersion, interaction, and gamifying are the future.

@feral411: When I heard he was playing a Ghoul, I was afraid it'd mostly be for laughs. But as funny as this show is, his story is so heartbreaking. Love it.