...you realize this is going to be a thing now, right? Except she won't be purple because WAAAAUGHHHH.If tomorrow Mario's purple, female, and an electrician, I still probably couldn't be arsed to even shrug.
I quite enjoyed the first one. I'm looking forward to this one.Enola Holmes 2 trailer 2
Didn't the Child's Play remake already cover this recently?No thank you.
The weird dance is wigging me out.
Yet another object lesson about pushing untested code into production.
--Patrick
They don’t care. Just like they don’t care about how guns use suppressors and they don’t “silence” a 9mm pistol to sound less than an air pistol.Someone should really tell screenwriters that nail guns don’t just shoot nails like that. You have to press the nozzle down to get the nail to fire.
Excuse me, good sir, but Hollywood has shown time and again that holding a pillow up to the end of a gun makes it virtually silent.Ain't no such thing as a silencer except distance.
I had one very specific problem like this with Sandman. "Cape Kennedy" isn't a real thing. At least it hasn't been since 1973 when they changed the name back to Cape Canaveral.There's a million things that just plain don't work the way Hollywood portrays them. In some cases it's for dramatic effect, in other cases it's a deliberate choice to avoid giving people pointers about suicide options. In some cases it's just because Hollywood writers don't have a clue.
Every time I run into an episode of something I assume sort of knows what they're talking about on a topic I actually do know stuff about, it bugs me. Some (like hacking) are just so common you kinda get used to it. Some (like coding in medical dramas) are just such a cliché by now you can't realyl change it. But sometimes it's just.....Argh, did they speak to absolutely no-one who has ever been engaged with this topic at all?!
That can be handwaved with being an alternate reality.I had one very specific problem like this with Sandman. "Cape Kennedy" isn't a real thing. At least it hasn't been since 1973 when they changed the name back to Cape Canaveral.
....It isn't a documentary?!That can be handwaved with being an alternate reality.
Yeah, but so can things like how nail guns work. The point is that something can be great and still have a frustrating detail that you can't unsee because of a specific bit of unique knowledge.That can be handwaved with being an alternate reality.
Sometimes, I wonder. There was a restaurant called "Fiddler's Green" in Satellite Beach for a long time, and it's gone now.......It isn't a documentary?!
Don't listen to the bad man, of course it's a documentary.....It isn't a documentary?!
I was more shocked by a house in Florida having a basementYeah, but so can things like how nail guns work. The point is that something can be great and still have a frustrating detail that you can't unsee because of a specific bit of unique knowledge.
Good point.I was more shocked by a house in Florida having a basement
Eh, this has strong echoes of Rocky III. You have the protagonist enjoying the fruits of success and fame being challenged by someone who feels they have been overlooked and disrespected. The challenger is very big and muscular, suggesting a power gap that favors the antagonist. And the antagonist kills/severely injuries someone close to the protagonist.
Looks to be a bit of a departure from a classic Rocky formula, except maybe a bit like if Rocky V made sense.
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--Patrick