The one season I worked at HC Penney, it was as a stocker (so I had to be there at 4 in the goddamn morning), but the speakers didn’t even really work through the store so we didn’t have to hear that shit as we roamed the aisles and floors shoving more and more shit onto shelves and racks that literally couldn’t hold any more.
I was never a fan of CoD but this feels kinda big. Like if the person who created Halo were to die.
I haven’t been to one yet, but I’ve heard about 4DX movies basically being entire experiences with water, moving seats, and other crazy effects.
I’d expect movies to kind of become mini theme parks in the future.
Edit: I did find this post on Instagram showing off how it works
Apparently a lot of people. Personally I want to watch it, but I just haven’t found the time.
I played through 4 and liked it enough. I skipped literally every cutscene, and it felt like a natural progression of the series (all the weather control crap and crazy mechanics).
I remember watching a “trailer” for Godzilla x Kong, and I don’t think it was uploaded by your normal movie trailer/studio YouTube account. There was this weird voiceover through the whole thing, as if different cast members were just reading a script off a page, but it had an uncanny feel to it that I couldn’t quite place.
The footage on the other hand were all clips already shown in different trailers from what I remember.
I mean the Fallout show is honestly giving great. Imo you should at least give it a chance. Especially if you’re even a tiny bit of a fan of the games.
It’s all still based on a video game though. Fallout was never a show first so it’s not “based off a TV show”
4 is actually pretty fun too. Have you played the DLC with the jetpack and weather weapons?
Imo 2 was just a little too rough compared to 3. I never finished 2, but I moved right onto 3 when it came out and I had a blast.
It’s like getting upset over the free choice in Knights of The Old Republic. It’s a story that technically by movie POV, should have already happened exactly as it did in the history books, yet in-game we can do whatever the hell we want, up to killing pretty much whoever we want and just running purely dark side. Technically, we shouldn’t be able to make our own choices and it should be a very linear game; but that’s not what the developers wanted to do.
Same thing with Fallout.
Huh?
It’s a few games and one season of a show (yes I know the second one started, but we’re only one episode in). It’s nowhere near the amount of bullshittery that is the MCU or Disney Star Wars.
All they really need to do for ES6 is bring Michael Kirkbride back and let him run wild with the lore.
I’m sorry but whoever put together the text in the picture types like a goddamn jerk. It honestly frustrated me so much just reading it that I had to force myself to finish.
Aside from the one or two throwaway lines in the live-action Beauty and the Beast, I never got that feeling from them. Maybe I just also haven’t seen the animated movie in about 20-25 years or so.
I guess Zed really is dead… Damn. I thought he was good in The Mask
Wrong place for this take right now
Edit: don’t feed the troll.
Imo it felt like Gunn’s DC version of GoTG. He has a formula and hasn’t strayed from it in the last 10 or so years; it’s starting to get really old imo.
It’s not helping that everyone seems to be trying to mimic his style too.
Or motherfucking Pacific Rim. That movie is literally just “big robot go boom” and it’s fuckin awesome.
Crimson Peak was pretty meh imo. The visuals were interesting, and I liked the designs of the ghosts.
I haven’t watched Frankenstein yet but I want to. Stupid Netflix.
I guess that’s one thing to be optimistic about