Obviously the only solution is to sell off good development studios and double down on NFT’s, free-to-play, mobile and keeping games(i.e. FF16) exclusive to one console.

Yes/no. Some games don’t have random events out in the open. I don’t believe the later Assassin’s Creed games do. At least, not in the way it’s in Bethesda games DNA. There are items, map syncs and enemies in your path, but you don’t get the chance encounters like you would in Fallout or Skyrim for instance. Not that…

Although Japanese cinema is a clear inspiration, the Jedi are fantasy/mythical based. So instead we get a lot of flashy and magic based scuffles. The Jedi and the Force would be pretty ineffectual if duels were over as quickly as a samurai confrontation. Perhaps if they only fought droids and non-force users, but jedi…

*forcepalm

Really enjoyed this one. It’s an okay Indy movie, but a really good Mangold film. It’s more dour than any Indy film, including Temple of Doom, and for good reason, but definitely misses the sense of Speilberg “fun” that’s in all the others. However, Mangold definitely injects some rich character building that he’s…

There could be only one, and we’ve found them.

If I remember correctly, the clips were from movies in the public domain. I think the issue was, that the show came out before HBO had any type of video licensing deals in place.

I feel like it’s more that if he stayed within budget, he could shoot whatever he wanted, as long as it could meet their big Xmas release window.

“[W]ith Netflix, we shot scenes just for the director’s cut,” Snyder said.

Art is subjective, but we also live in a time where people use/defend AI art and people consume social media posts and selfies with filters over them as examples of “good” photography.

They were later greeted outside by Ally McBeal Dancing Babies.

If they’re gonna go this route, why not just make tiny egg rolls? I totally would go for popable veggie and pork eggrolls.

Worth headline ever!

A big reason more horror releases hit in the middle/end of summer now, is that they bank on the VOD and physical media release sales to kick up by October/Halloween season. They miss that boat if they theatrically release the movie in October and have the horror movie hit home release around Xmas/winter.

Red Foxx is another glaring omission.

I would never argue Delirious’ place in comedy history, but I consider Raw much stronger, overall. Eddie is at his prime at that point, so much more comfortable on stage too, compared to his Deliverious performance. I think it would be more appropriate to have both specials on the list, IMO.

A lot of people already pointed out the omissions. But personally, I’d choose Eddie Murphy Raw over Delirious.

This makes me want to grow a mullet, buy a van from the 80's, airbrush this on the side of it, and go tailgaiting at an Iron Maiden show. Not necessarily in that order.

TMNT 1990 hit at the right time for me. I was 9 years old and had been watching the cartoons, but I had also been reading the Mirage Comics that very same year. It blew my mind and delighted me to no end, to see the movie adapt the comics instead of the cartoon. It also pushed me to start reading indie and mature…

I think this is difficult because there are too many factors to consider in nailing what what would consider perfect. For me, the ideal chili cheese fries would be below, not necessarily what others would be: