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Film and culture. Not content.
Account run by Andrew F Peirce, head person at the Curb.
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I don't mind it. It'd be hard to adapt those original games and have Kratos as a likeable character. I imagine they'll loop it in somehow with the series. I am positively itching for the remakes. Wish they'd do the PSP games too and the other weird entries.
This is quite sad. Zavvi were a good alternative to getting UK discs in Australia, especially Criterion discs.
I wouldn't say planning.
Tim might be a forward planner and pick up his gravestone on special before, you know.
I'm going to hold you to that.
Poor Patrick Stewart just trying his best to get through a migraine while *everything* is happening.
If it's considered a sequel to The Social Network, wouldn't that then mean it's an adapted screenplay?
It's funny too, they never actually let you know you've been quoted. You just... Discover it.
Always a surprise when you get quoted on the cover of a DVD. Even better when it's for a truly great film.
This reminds me of that time my mum had to have a chat to me about why Captain Pugwash was 'in the news'.
Accidentally got the Birds Eye fish fingers song stuck in my head. What a start to the day.
Sorry to hear Kristin. :( Here's a photo of a dog for you.
Someone, please make a documentary about food commercials in the 80s and 90s. They were works of art.
But we know what photos are. We don't need to have them laugh, blink, or "fidget". Nobody needs animated archival photographs in a documentary. Shame on Ava.
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Sure, but a sniper rifle is far less exciting than 'dino cat jump on dot'.
I need to see that one too. You're right though, they definitely need to be leaning back on practical effects. It's why some of the films work. The physics defying CGI really doesn't do the dinos any favours.
I've got a self-printed copy myself. It's great. They just need to go the last step and have military dinosaurs. They kinda did that with Dominion, but not enough really.
Unfortunately Monsieur Affleck likes using AI, so it's disqualified.