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Still fun to hear how they fucked the system.

Lord of The Rings happened almost 20 years ago, your point is quite understandable since nowadays, Hollywood producers most of the time are on set rainmakers. That's why Scorsese went to Netflix, it's really hard to have a big budget movie made without "development executives" harnessing your...

Back in the day rated battlegrounds were 15 manned and it wasn't a bad experience gameplay and design wise.

I also don't really like the "I'm the actor's son, I have rights" idea. The Sopranos is what it is mostly because of its casting choices. That said, David Chase is spearheading the project, and he's quite known as extremely controlling regarding its creation. Though on the other hand, David...

Well it was a quite okay "sunday hangover Netflix" watch. It's not great, it's not bad either, it was a decent entertainment. Also who cares about having black people in airborne, M1 carbines absent and every Waffen SS infantry with STG44, it's a cheap WW2 zombie flick no one cares about...

Maybe it's not a longshot right now, as managing a competitive 20 man raid feels a lot like a fulltime job. I don't know, maybe 15 man mythic raiding, between the 20 man golden rule and the infamous (at the time) 10 man raiding ?

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David Fincher, Antoine Fuqa, Michel Gondry ? Polar felt like a EU-Netflix version of John Wick. Mikkelsen sure brings everything, while everyone else is kind of campy : both Hudgens and Winnick are doing their part okay, the main villain is anecdotical and his henchmen are cliche as fuck. Who...

He got a lot of praise for Ex Machina but he was genuinely awesome in both Show Me A Hero (HBO miniseries) and A Most Violent Year (movie). Check them out, they're both pretty good stuff.

Your ratings are most likely domestic, HBO has a lot of partnerships with ISP / Cable networks all over the world.

It's funny when you remember Blizzard customer service concern as staff accept cash to exit Irish hub it feels like the usual "yeah take the cash or see what happens" deal.

Fuck the Olympics, who cares about world records?

They don't, that's why Blizzard tried to nerf split raids.

Mythic raiding barrier nowadays is about dedication and attendance. Then, you have to manage your roster, which is an absolute hell : you have to bench people, recruit raiders, manage personalities, deal with egoes, make sure everyone is up-to-date, face last minute noshows, deal with dramas...

Method livestreaming Ghunn peaked about 300k viewers on Twitch. It's quite high for a not caring normal playerbase. I fully agree with Khane's NASCAR statement but there's no way "normal" playerbase doesn't give a shit, as long as watching some guild wiping all day long isn't the pinnacle of...

Villeneuve is known to be quite involved in actors casting / direction on a daily basis during both filming and production. He likes to talk with cast before scenes and getting along with them. A lot of Hollywood movies nowadays, director is like Jesus and you have to get through his twelve...

Pine was pretty good in Hell or High Water, he sure did some awful gigs but ultimately the dude can act.

Episode 5 was great, Ali shows skills we already saw while Dorff is absolutely amazing.

- Visibility, you get a nice title ingame and get praise and acknowledgement for your performance. WoW is a MMO and for some obscure reason people like to do stuff and then show it to the world. - Money with ad revenues, merchandising, endorsements. Method is also a company, last progress their...

Progress still seems to cater viewers though :

Solo is a good idea (let's talk about a SW interesting character's past) made into a blockbuster mess : bad actors, multiple writers and awful production. Forcing trending TV stars and friends' debutants is generally a bad thing, especially when you figure they can't act for shit. Also writing...

"No."

Jon Bernthal and Vera Farmiga Join ‘Sopranos’ Prequel Movie (EXCLUSIVE)

A lot of people would consider Twin Peaks as "the start of modern television" because it was very unique and artsy for television at the time, both Lynch and Frost had a lot of freedom regarding the show and while it has its ups and downs, it was definitely a genuine "film quality on TV" style...

iMDB seems to have Wu and almost everyone from the TV show on board. It must be an agenda nightmare when you look at the actors current projects.

The Shield was 10x better than SOA because Kurt Sutter was on a leash during the first seasons and Shawn Ryan overseered the final season. Fuck Sutter, fuck his retarded "hey guys let's retaliate" bullshit drama, fuck his soap opera characters, fuck his 3mins long mexican rock'n'roll covers...

It seems Villeneuve is working very hard doing "his own Dune" and doesn't want to have lots of folks involved in its filmmaking ; while Ridley Scott was executive producer during Blade Runner 2049 it's known he wasn't really involved at all (aka nobody asked for his opinion) and later trashed...