That’s not universal and certainly only really exists in market failures(which the US market has a lot of for rail). Generally though globally it is a thin margin market.

It’s all the really slightly dodgy camera and filter tricks needed to make it look washed out. Even then you still see snippets of lush verdant hills in the backgrounds.

Because all over the world sticking your head above the parapet usually gets your head chopped off unless you have plenty collateral or power. He doesn’t have any of that and isn’t really much of a big name.

I would point out a lot of the issues you reference are specific to local issues not BP in its UK based corporate form, particularly in the US where its has been run by ex Amoco cowboys under a terrible regulatory system.

It’s not a bad standard, that being said it’s just a term not a standard.

I said they were mediocre, I was hardly engaged in hyperbole. Also it’s not like they listened at all, the backlash against Last Jedi was way more about how it was supposed to rescue TFA that didn’t really do anything and didn’t deliver. It isn’t likely JJ doesn’t have record with taking liberties with franchises and…

They aren’t employees and aren’t being exploited. Streaming isn’t a thing you have to do, it’s not job, like most sport its a hobby a tiny minority make money from.

They are being treated fairly because it isn’t their platform. People keep forgetting that Twitch, YouTube etc. don’t owe content producers anything

Maybe, but if they were universally loved you can guarantee they wouldn’t have stopped at 9 or been so uncertain about the future. Also I don’t say I disliked them, just that they were mediocre and there aren’t exactly a great wealth of people celebrating them as hallmarks of cinema.

But they weren't really for everyone, that was the problem. Clone wars is for everyone and its great, so it really wasn't the problem.

I didnt mind the last jedi, it was as good as tfa would let it. Honestly I think they could have had a great outcome regardless if they left it with Johnson or another director not JJ.

Absolutely no, they have to know they screwed up and not let JJ at our beloved sci-fi franchises. His track record is pretty mediocre, I think Rian Johnson did a better job actually with whathe had to work with. The cult of JJ is just that a cult he’s not actually that good, and that’s pretty obvious I think.

How can we have had rogue one and mandolorian and the main movies were so mediocore. They totally picked the wrong people to lead the movies, JF and co are clearly the people making the real Star Wars.

Outer Worlds was a fantastic demo for the game that would do all those things. Unfortunately they just didn’t have the budget to make that game.

They are currently sanctioning the Hague so that isn’t likely to happen.

Its blood wine, because after you drink it you end up bloody. And everyone should know the true blood wine is Buckfast, a drink that has been spilling blood up and down the UK for decades and is guaranteed to lower all inhibitors while jacking you up to a fine level of “whit you lookin at"

Dresden is definitely a very early work relatively early in the genre, they improve substantially. When you go back and read them they mirror the character development of the lead(and the maturing of the author) which is nice and makes them more forgivable. You can totally see the jump where he went off and wrote his…

Maybe, but I’m 6 and a half feet tall and when I was younger well built enough to notice and when I did martial arts most of the guys that kicked my arse looked like that not like me. Just tall enough to have the reach, but light enough to be more mobile, they were obviously toast up close, but that’s the game.

I wasn’t commenting on the good or bad of it, just as a reflection in terms of the past evidence he isn’t small, even by people standards 6ft isn’t small.

Cavill has a bit slimmer of a physique though so he carries it differently. What I was meaning though is physically both in height and mass Afleck was the largest Batman ever. Partially that’s an affectation to show his age as it isn’t uncommon for older athletes to bulk up to compensate for slowing down.