you say this like it’s a problem. somehow it works here, and i don’t just throw this excuse around for every big dumb film. it probably works because it’s been edited so rigorously that i’m never offended by it. 

i loved it. i thought it finally, absolutely nailed what was great about the early godzilla films—the imaginative action—and was pleased that it wasn’t moronically “heavy” like KoTM, nor did it try to equal G14's austere formalism. 

‘a rather unsubtle acknowledgment of the real-world despair created by the political and social climate at the time.’

it will be fortnite with a halo paintjob.

wow, you somehow spun this into a feel-bad controversy. the movie is out. it’s over.

Fire and Ice and LotR set the standard...for rotoscoping. not for animation in general. because rotoscoping is just a lazy, low-budget technique that is used when a production can’t pay to make a live action film, or employ hand animators who use their imaginations and not just video reference. 

witness is my crack. highly recommended. 

interesting stuff, but i far prefer the final script and performance. that voice actress is so distinctive, i hope she’ll be back to elden ring.

i almost always turn down one of the volume sliders, usually the music.

because it’s been repeatedly stated by his talent and industry professionals that snyder is an actual great guy—regardless of his artistry.

you have always had an xbox aura about you.

“Setting a Hitman level on a Knives Out-inspired estate was a great decision.”

their video: 20:25. such insane attention to detail.

i’m not sure that would make for an interesting action film though—a drama, yeah, of course.

i disagree here, although it’s difficult to nail the specifics. i think snyder has never made a film that looks like television. Abrams has matured a lot in that regard, at least visually, but his storytelling chops are still extremely beholden to television’s style. Snyder, despite his flaws, does try his best to…

you on here looking to ferret out when the next ps5 drop is? 

yes, the Long Dark is a game i have supported since it’s first days in Early Access, but I’m frankly disinterested in the narrative campaign not to mention the aloof as fuck developers. 

in the Dem’s defense, Ossoff wasn’t even a Senator at that point. further, believe it or not, Trump picked up this line of reasoning and proposed the 2,000 at the same time, and Congress decided to agree to the 1400-600 split around the end of December. and all that stuff was reported on. 

the georgia senate run-off happened like a month and a half after the presidential election. it wasn’t biden and harris’ platform, although they did strongly encourage people to vote for the georgia democratic senators. 

if you google it, you’ll see the 1400 + 600 split was being discussed by congress at the end of december, a full month before biden could even bring it to the table in any official capacity. it was basically trump’s plan, inherited by biden.