Watched Dune Part 1 for the first time and I love Denis Villeneuve as a director, he conveys a sense of scale very well, but he can't shoot melee fight scenes for shit
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Movies used to be a much bigger cultural force because youd have movie quotes become extremely widespread. Like the Terminator saying "I'll be back". Shit you'd just hear in everyday conversation. Are there any modern movies that created an iconic quote or phrase to that extent?
Why would I watch the Alfred Hitchcock Psycho when the Gus Van Sant version has colour? Y'all are just nostalgic and want something to be miserable over, the original is black and white due to technical limitations, the new version is just fully realising the original vision
Playing Bloodborne chalice dungeons for the first time made me think "yep this game was definitely made by the same guys who designed the Elden Ring dungeons"
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If only there was some sort of guide on how to cook and eat Paul Mccartney that those "eat the rich" people could follow
Paul McCartney officially joins Forbes’ Billionaire List.
(variety.com/2026/music/news/…)
"We will be banning under-16s from going to public parks in order to prevent them getting molested. We will also be banning all over-16s to prevent them doing the molesting, unless you give us a full 3D scan of your entire body. If you disagree with this you're a paedophile btw"
My favourite example of this is in Igor. The album ends with an unresolved final note. But if you loop the album and play the first song, the opening note there resolves the hanging chord, showing how he repeats his cycle of catching feelings and heartbreak
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They're clowning on this as if it's 2026 and you can have a degree whilst getting ghosted for jobs in retail
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Person who is definitely trying to have a normal conversation:
I hate this thing modern pop stars do where they sing a song with 0 emotion in their voice to seem unbothered and "ethereal" or wtv when its just dull
Millenials cannot comprehend enjoying an older game without having nostalgia for it 😭 "Why would this guy like one of the greatest games of all time if he didn't play it when he was 10?" such a self report
Replying to @Sgt_Pepperoni20 @smiIehirasaka
His tastes may differ from mine but as a random example, he would have been 10 when BotW came out. I can't imagine a kid who grew up on that being this into OoT which is a much smaller and simpler game by comparison.
Theyre doing these so that in 10 years they can recreate them but the actors are grown up and covered in mud and bruises and shit
Check out the new character posters for Harry, Hermione, and Ron in 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.'
Premiering December 25 on HBO Max.
Next year Breath of the Wild will be 10 years old. To put that into perspective, that's the amount of time it took to go from A Link to the Past to Windwaker
You can see this everywhere now, from film to music. Artists take influence from many things to make something else, and the fans of that something else only take inspiration from *it*. Leads to a lot of works that are quite dull and lack inspiration
Hayao Miyazaki on modern anime, via Roland Kelts the author of 'Japanamerica'
"Hayao Miyazaki said to me at one point: 'The problem with young anime artists today is that the only thing they study is anime. When we were young, we studied French literature, we studied impressionism, we read Dostoevsky. We swallowed everything. And then we went and created original anime. But if you grow up and all you watch is anime, you're just regurgitating spinning wheels.'"
He also spoke about his work on the upcoming documentary 'Tezuka! God of Manga'
Nintendo could release a remake of Mario 64 that looks identical to this and if you criticised it nintendo fans would unironically tell you "omg yall are so miserable like just let people enjoy things, holy shit 2 cakes!". It could be 80 dollars too they'd still buy it


























