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"Game director" vidya wise is a senior product management position, it's like being a producer with creative and management decisions. Best example is TV "showrunner": he's the talking head, has enough creative responsabilites but answer to higher ups. Whenever Ion came up with islands, azerite...

Black Widow is a movie that should have been made 10 years ago prior to the whole Avengers franchise, when showing superhero origins was still a thing. The 2020 project is obviously directed by a woman, written by a bunch of drones a heavily produced by Marvel. If ScarJo wasn't ScarJo this would...

You guys have way too much expectations for a Star Wars TV show from both Disney and Favreau.

I love this show and I absolulety hate Lindelof. Maybe he learned from L O S T and Prometheus (The Leftovers isn't bad deal with it).

- Pacino was very good at playing Hoffa. You can check the real Jimmy Hoffa on Youtube, when he's being grilled by Bob Kennedy or when he's just doing an interview, I think Pacino really nailed it. The film, while developing its own story of course, did really well at showing how his life went...

Amos is really great character, actor is okay and its development is "yeah I'm gonna need that gun back" quite good.

https://collider.com/killers-of-the-flower-moon-movie-filming-dates-scorsese/

Season 1 had top tier actors: Jared Harris (Mad Men, Fringe, The Expanse), Ciaran Hinds (Rome, Munich, Game of Thrones), Tobias Menzies (Rome, The Shadow Line, The Night Manager also GoT) and pretty good second roles. Season 2 has George Takei from Star Trek and Cristina Rodlo from Too Old To...

Season 2 is a production failure on a industrial level, everything is abysmally bad: story is herp derp vengeful ghost, characters are NPCs doing their daily routine, waiting for the plot to hit them and WW2 interment of japanese americans is just an excuse to feature "minorities" and forced drama.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/29/18118112/blade-runner-black-lotus-anime-cowboy-bebop-ghost-in-the-shell

This "article" is from June, right after he got banned. Since Twitch was his only revenue source, it's not far-fetched to think he was posturing a "I was merely joking" face, probably looking for a ban appeal. Also your "this was all an act" only proof comes from the mouth of the guy who's been...

Yeah I stand corrected.

I didn't know shit about the books and so far it's good, makes me want to watch the next episode.

I think it's his best movie since Reservoir / Pulp / Jackie era. The actor direction, dialogues, script, scenes, everything is top notch. Also about this 1970 era LA, it made me feeling utterly nostalgic about a period I didn't even live. I dreaded the DiCaprio / Pitt tandem because they're both...

Maybe they'll "listen to the community".

Holy shit that was awesome.

Finished it, definitely worth €15 for about 20 hours playtime. Ending was okay (hehe) and the game's definitely challenging in Grand Master difficulty. Boring story, some bad characters and lackluster loot system don't really sell the game for €60 though, also most collectibles or secrets are...

The bunk is never miscast when you can photoshop a laminate "B.P.D. Homicide" collar on any of his suits.

When I thought they'd hire more competent writers than season one (can't go to yemen lol), this season is so bad it's funny: a US senator got assassinated on foreign ground, let's not make a big deal out of it! Also, top level spies putting microphones on hotel lamps, everyone has immediate top...

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I think it's mostly a Sekiro Lite, they tried to take the good parts (combat gameplay in Grand Master, secrets, platform and exploration). There's "backtracking" as you get new powers and that wall you couldn't get through isn't so solid anymore, get access to parts of the map you couldn't...

His shoulders change a lot during the first episode, sometimes they're even inverted.

https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sr2e32

I don't think it's far-fetched, there's a lot of stuff the mind does to your body on a daily basis, like when the brains "fills" your vision's blind spots, or when body influences the brain. Also Inception is a science-fiction thriller, it's not trying to be scientifically right, it's merely...

I don't think it's that stupid, it brings the question "what happens to your body when your mind dies?". Lots of scifi movies are about that (Matrix, Johnny Mnemonic, etc). Philosophy aside, it also sets consequences about alternative realitives / dreams.

I haven't read any of The Witcher books but the author seems like a massive turbocunt being mad about the games success after selling the rights. Maybe he got robbed, maybe he's just a sperglord. Would Tolkien be mental about Tom Bombadil not being in Jackson's LotR?

I think it's a pretty solid story scifi wise. A story about modern corporate spies, hacking and extracting information from people minds. It's a blatant nod at Gibson's Neuromancer or Natali's Cypher but there's also other themes like "what's reality?" or "what's happening when you corrupt minds...