That’s actually really funny.
That’s actually really funny.
Explain that to the average car buyer who sees the lower number and rules it out.
It’s like he wrote an already weird sex scene description, then right clicked every word and chose the last synonym on the list.
Holy shit, that’s a good burn.
I managed to graduate having taken no chemistry classes lol.
Thanks for explaining this simply. Somehow I never learned this in school.
Look, I love the guy, but 90 minutes of Charles Martinet wahoo-ing through the Mario movie would be completely unwatchable. There’s a reason Mario almost never says more than a few words at a time.
This kind of thing didn’t used to bother me at all before it very much bothered me and now I’m somewhere in the middle. I think cartridges/discs for consoles should not require an Internet connection to play them. That said, this isn’t the PS2 era anymore. Many games release with patches day 1 and most will have at least some updates post launch. A lot of games kept offline end up missing out on a ton. Keeping a physical copy of a game is only preserving a portion of the game for a future without the servers to supply the final version, which is my main concern when it comes to physical vs digital media. We still have to rely on hacked consoles running custom firmware or emulation to properly preserve games.
I’ve seen this kind of defensive comment from you before when you’ve been called out. I personally do not mind the “spam.” Lemmy is always short on new posts, so spam away. What I want to show you is how your posts end up looking to others.
The headline/subject is always cut off because it’s too long. Just think you should paraphrase it abbreviate when possible and permitted by the Lemmy community in order to avoid making posts that don’t make sense. In this case, I’d just leave it at “Scared Shitless Official Trailer” and leave the description for the body of the post.
Jesus christ, please not fucking Pelosi.
That poster art is at least a pretty sick classic movie throwback.
All the WW2 movies and nobody in Hollywood thought to produce a shark-themed survival horror true story?
Seemed like a huge risk releasing an original movie and its sequel months apart. And he’s already shooting part 3.
Letterboxd for Movies. Serializd for TV.
Or just learn what liberals actually stand for. It all makes sense then.
I don’t even remember the last time Stephanie Sterling did anything like this, so it was just a weird blip. Not that she doesn’t goof a bunch. Still a great channel to stay up to date on the things that actually matter in the games industry instead of the usual hype machine shit. The only thing I don’t care for on the show is the wrestling stuff and when the editor does some schtick.
Average IOF soldier.
I thought Furiosa was excellent, but it filled in enough details of this version of the Wasteland that I don’t want to see it revisited. Would be excited if Miller has another self-contained story he wants to make in a different time and place of the Mad Max mythology with all new characters, but I suspect WB is not willing to take that risk. If MM doesn’t draw in audience for a Wasteland-verse of connected stories, they’ll just axe it.
Good ass list. Cat People rocks.