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I want to make a "do it like they do on the Discovery channel" joke, but it would seem rather crass.
Keep in mind that's not actually Paul.Huh, while Paul may claim to be mostly attracted to intelligence, it seems like sharing violence is what really gets his engines revving.
Bloodlust, regular lust, what's the difference?Huh, while Paul may claim to be mostly attracted to intelligence, it seems like sharing violence is what really gets his engines revving.
Do not start the Mighty Mouse with me.
Thank you, corrected....but between what's clearly a casting aid and his aged stick-like arms...
Should be 'freezing', unless it's being really artsy.
...then tries to raise a shield spell of some sort...
His hair darkens to his original brown and his flesh becomes a little more vibrant.
...his rushed shield failing to stop my descending daiklave!
He was informed of this after Lex revealed that Klarion was still around, albeit powerless. He got a better explanation from John Constantine, who seemed incredulous that the Renegade didn't check to see what the magic sword actually did before he went around stabbing people with it.Hey, does Grayven know the sword doesn't kill, just forces a powerless reincarnation?
Not necessarily Atlantis, but yes, I think that's what Zoat intends. It's just a question of how much effort Grayven (or anyone else) puts into tracking him down, later.Wait, he was killed with the Sword of the Fallen. So he and his knowledge are all alive, no? Probably somewhere on Atlantis even?
Yes. Heck, he had that conversation with Nabu a few segments ago.Hey, does Grayven know the sword doesn't kill, just forces a powerless reincarnation?
Yes. Heck, he had that conversation with Nabu a few segments ago.
No, because Ahri'ahn is dangerous enough that he's going to prioritise hunting him down while he's still mundane.Is he trying to keep that secret from Orin and/or Luna then? Because he talked and behaved as if he was going to kill him and lose his knowledge forever (except for potential necromancy shenanigans). Even in his own thoughts he mused about assimilating him as the only alternative.
Sigh. This is literally the same thing every late night tv show host does except they bat for the left and not the right. The Critical Drinker (Who full disclaimer I like and watch) does this too. He does typically argue good points about things that are wrong in movies and I think your argument here is flawed in that you see your own interpretation of the ending as the only possible interpretation.
The First got his power back, but it took external help.Can people who were killed and resurrected by the sword of the fallen gain their power back or is it gone forever?
Whare is that? I've seen it mentioned before. Link?
I've never really watched the guy, what kinda' points is he making? Because yeah, a lot is pretty wrong with modern movies, so I'm rather interested in what he has to say. Oh, and since you brought it up what's your interpretation of Barbie's ending? Sounds like you've watched it, so I'm sure you have some words about it. The thread seems to think it's a bit divisive, but I've never seen it personally so I'm not sure I can weigh in on all that.
modern hollywood over prioritizing messaging over the good storytelling and characters
They aren't getting their jobs back. They're being replaced with AI, which is cheaper and can already produce roughly the same quality as mediocre writers and actors.As far as I'm aware that's actually for a pretty good reason. They drop all the writers after the first or second draft and dump any fixes that need to be made after that on directors and producers, on top of their other duties. It's caused a massive strike for the past few weeks, which is set to keep going until the execs can either literally starve them out or writers get their normal jobs back. Apparently it's been going on in the background for years now, which is why writing quality has seen a noticeable dip in a lot of projects.
They aren't getting their jobs back. They're being replaced with AI, which is cheaper and can already produce roughly the same quality as mediocre writers and actors.
They aren't getting their jobs back. They're being replaced with AI, which is cheaper and can already produce roughly the same quality as mediocre writers and actors.
Regarding Barbie, the director of the film said that when they were filming the scating scene where -in the film- someone slaps Margot Robbie's arse? There were plenty of people around and none of they even spoke to her. Instead, it was Ryan who got all the admiration.
The Supreme Court has already ruled that anything an AI makes cannot be put under anything other than Creative Commons. So they're going to have to fight that, going against a very large number of people in Hollywood and some rather harsh public sentiment, to be able to make that work. They absolutely could, but it's a legal battle that may leave many a studio defunct from the lack of media they can legally copyright and maybe the legal fees. Most AI are also rather shit at this point, and people were already complaining about low writing quality for years because of the issue I mentioned of, you know, not having actual writers and just assuming people trained in cinematography could write well enough to replace an actual professional.
Assuming The Supreme Court isn't staffed by a bunch of cowards.
Which part?Okay? I seem to be missing the point you are trying to make with this?
Superman and Mickey Mouse should have been public domain decades ago. You'll note that they aren't.The Supreme Court has already ruled that anything an AI makes cannot be put under anything other than Creative Commons. So they're going to have to fight that, going against a very large number of people in Hollywood and some rather harsh public sentiment, to be able to make that work. They absolutely could, but it's a legal battle that may leave many a studio defunct from the lack of media they can legally copyright and maybe the legal fees. Most AI are also rather shit at this point, and people were already complaining about low writing quality for years because of the issue I mentioned of, you know, not having actual writers and just assuming people trained in cinematography could write well enough to replace an actual professional.
There were plenty of people around and none of they even spoke to her. Instead, it was Ryan who got all the admiration.