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Doctor: “Ok, I have bad news, worse news and the worst news.”
Doctor: “Ok, I have bad news, worse news and the worst news.”
Gothic had NPC pathfinding and behavior routines before Bethesda did it with Morrowind (and Gothic did it better).
Oh, if you can be sure of one thing it’s that execs will draw the completely wrong conclusions from this.
I mean, technically everything from TNG onwards would be NuTrek and Kelvin-stuff would be NuNuTrek, or rather Re-Trek, since it’s a reboot.
You could run a film on this level of projection.
Fun fact: Classic Who and Star Trek actually almost had a crossover in the 60s.
No “Glorious”? For shame! It’s J.K. Simmons as eldritch gloryhole, and yes, that’s as awesome as that sounds.
Ben Affleck was the bomb in Phantoms, yo! (Love the book, like the movie.)
Just went a second time. If anything the movie is even better on rewatch. Easily the best of the trilogy. And the second time I actually enjoyed Emma Corrin even more as Cassandra Nova.
If we continue on like this, it’ll be more like the Permian-Triassic Extinction 250 million years ago, which was also due to increased CO2 in the atmosphere and which killed 90 percent of all life.
As a German, I’m never not appalled that the richest country in the world doesn’t have what is considered normal in all other Western democracies. It’s insane.
The Kraven movie just came out with a super brutal trailer so the executives definitely think “oh, the comic book stuff has to be bloody to make money now”. Come to think of it, the jokey tone of Venom very much feels like a reaction to the first Deadpool as well.
While it’s true that many great directors have/had questionable methods on set, there are also plenty that don’t/didn’t. Off the top of my head, I can’t recall bad stories about Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorcese or Ridley Scott.
Like with the first movie, I’ve forgotten every single character name in the sequel but “Jake Sully”.
Also The Acolyte. Easily the best part of that series (which I also liked overall).
BSG had the perfectly bleak, nihilistic ending in the middle of the last season but unfortunately continued on after that.
It’s been a while longer since I saw it but at no point does he contemplate suicide that I can remember.
Not really and Jackman didn’t think so too. He was cast at the last minute and couldn’t bulk up sufficiently in time. His form from X2 onwards is the form he aimed for.
Yes, but it’s important to note that confirmation bias is always present in our views of the world because our brain tends to keep things simple by prefering confirming to contradicting information. It just has been amplified by recommendation algorithms meant to increase engagement by showing you “more of the stuff you like”, thus trapping you in a filter bubble you might not even be aware of.