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Girl you ain't even played the RE4 remake. Its the best thing Capcom has made in like 15 years. It's still goofy as hell.

What a film! Thanks Bruce

ONTOS was the biggest surprise from the Game Awards for me. Soma was a profound experience back in 2015. Hearing Frictional is back with another provocatively thoughtful scifi is pushing all my buttons. Hearing Skarsgard saying "What is existence, really?" made me so hard. Fuck me up all again baby.

Inconsolable right now

Criterion has had a long working relationship with del Toro so I was anticipating this.

Epic haul from @orbitdvd.bsky.social today. House with Laughing Windows in particular has long been a difficult to see grail for me. No doubt @secondsightfilms.bsky.social and @arrowvideo.bsky.social will deliver.

The Disappearance of Everyday Nudity - The Atlantic archived 13 Nov 2025 12:39:29 UTC

This is why everyone has crippling insecurity and body dysmorphia these days. When the only flesh you see is your partner's or in porn, you have a skewed view of what normal people actually look like. That's not healthy. Americans have become insufferably prudish to a fault.

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...someone to make a Yautja protagonist. Elle Fanning shines brightly in dual roles. She's initially rather annoying, but I came around on her in the end. No Badlands is not deep, but it's a fun, breezy ride that dares to be something different to keep this nearly 40 year old franchise going.

PREDATOR: BADLANDS is exactly the kind of shot in the arm this franchise needs. It's a wildly different film from everything before it, a scifi action spectacle rather than a horror thriller, with real (not always successful) attempts at humor and heart. I don't know why it took this long for...

One chapter ends, another begins.

... satisfying. Otherwise this was as damn near close to perfect as I could have hoped for, and the kind of hard scifi epic I've been hoping for since the end of Battlestar Galactica.

...series or feature films can continue the adventures of the Rocinante and its crew. This was an effortless watch. My only gripes are a comparatively slow first season, and some real life misbehavior necessitating the removal of a core character near the end of its run in a way I found less than...

...to feel satisfying and bring this chapter to a close, while being clearly open ended enough for hopefully future projects to pick up the story. The novel series is over but for visual mediums, I consider this an ongoing IP. Owlcat's video game Osiris Reborn is in development, and perhaps a new...

It's also a relentlessly entertaining space opera to boot, stuffed to the gills with mysterious alien goo, political intrigue, asteroids being wielded as weapons, betrayal, portals to other worlds, and a few epic battles. While the show only adapts six of the nine novels, the finale manages...

...of the way. They also know how to write women. Naomi Nagata, Crisjen Avasarala, and the incomparable Camina Drummer are some of the fiercest ladies in scifi. The show's emphasis on realism and proper space physics anchors everything in a plausibility that makes it easier to get immersed...

...into the future, we are still just as hung up on petty, pointless differences and old prejudices as ever. It's a bleak portrait of a species that still angers, hates, but also loves just as strongly as it does now. The writers behind the novels were directly involved in the show every step...

Final thoughts on THE EXPANSE. It's a goddamn shame this series never became a GAME OF THRONES level phenomenon. It's an amazingly well realized look into humanity's future, one where we have warp drives and advanced medical tech, but are still bogged down by the same old shit. Even 200+ years...

Sucks that I already picked up the Umbrella disc, but I'll absolutely beautiful getting this too. Timecrimes slaps. Glad it's finally getting a domestic special edition.

The concept is just beyond played out at this point. The last two tried to shake things up with new lead characters but the formula still needs a drastic refresh, and this one doesn't look that different.

The Expanse is a slapper. I'm only halfway through, but I can tell this will be a tough one to let go of. But there's three more books, and two video games to absorb after. Best thing I've seen since Game of Thrones was good.

alien intelligence, you've got political intrigue and Shohreh Aghdashloo swearing at people to shut the fuck up and sit down, youve got some fabulous production values and a truly epic scope, you've got Simu Liu for one episode and like five lines, and some of the best high stakes tension ever.

Finished season 3 of The Expanse, which puts me at the halfway point of the series. This is exactly the kind of epic science fiction saga I've been needing for...a decade. After a somewhat slow first season, it's full gas and it hasn't let up. You've got a killer mystery surrounding an evolving...

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No more putting this off @gwenlovesmovies.bsky.social

Here is a South Korean newspaper editorial comparing United States immigration policy to the practices of slavery

Really one of the most unique and imaginative games of the past few years. At $4 it's an absolute steal, and being the GoG version, absolutely DRM-free! This is the closest you can get to owning your games on PC.

Leftist ones do. It is very goddamn simple. It's just about the people who govern with compassion and want to make the world better for everyone, and those who govern with selfishness and control because of how they want things to be, instead of how they are.

while staunchly left countries are among the happiest on Earth, with strong quality of life for their citizens. It is not about confusion about how best to go about things. You need only step back and look outside the American bubble to see that right wing ideologies do not work, and never have...

The crazy thing about right vs left politics is that the debate has long been solved. Looking at other countries provides all the evidence you need about what works and what doesn't. Those governed by hard right conservative policies are dystopian hellscapes I wouldn't want to ever live in...