Dread Cosmonaut

Frankenstein is very good. I think Guillermo del Toro kinda gets lost in the scope of the story he's trying to tell but a lot of the individual character moments and performances are great. Check it out.

How it feels explaining the concept of jury nullification to someone about to serve on a jury.

Probably going to be doing some horror maxing this coming week.

Also I'm kinda buying that Cortana's voice is AI generated so this is a no go for me anyway.

My lukewarm take is that Halo's moment has come and gone and if Microsoft isn't going to do some kind of Doom 2016 return to form for the series then they should just put the franchise on ice.

Once again I ask, why weren't people organizing like this a year ago?

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I get to see Twin Peaks: The Return in a theater next month

Progress

Back on my Gunpla shit again.

A little moment I love in this sequence is Fuyutsuki stating that the fight's already over while everyone below him and Gendo is still panicked about whether or not Shinji and Unit 01 will survive. These first two episodes are really forward thinking without showing the series' full hand.

My angry internet self from a decade ago reawakening the second I come across anyone whose entire brand is pedantry

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This Mariners game

Disney could have just rereleased Tron Legacy and saved themselves a lot of money.

Once again I am validated for not following any political streamers

Hot Rat Summer mural in Seattle

You will never be rid of us We are going to make it Hot Rat Summer Community is hard to exterminate Cap Hill belongs to the queers I'm tired but I'm not giving up

Made my weekly pilgrimage today.

I will make the rare wholly sincere social media post and say that I am eternally grateful this series, its characters, and its stories exist not only for the influence they've had on me but also for all the wonderful people they've allowed me to meet over the years.
Happy Birthday Evangelion.

The perfect post-apocalyptic open world Zelda game already exists

Thinking about restarting Breath of the Wild versus playing Breath of the Wild

Aeon Flux Dragon Ball Z Master of Mosquiton Sorcerer Hunters Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within Martian Successor Nadesco Wicked City Robotech New Dominion Tank Police Street Fighter II Macross Plus Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water Patlabor Project A-ko Blue Submarine No. 6

Reorganizing my movies and music and finally got all of my anime and anime adjacent VHS tapes together.

THE MATRIX

RELOADED

One of the best sequels ever made and a film that continues to be underappreciated. I'll always love it.

A Human Work is the worst episode of Evangelion.

I miss him so much

Thinking about this a lot these past few days.

Unfortunately, I can no longer avoid knowing what a groyper is.

Torque Directed by Joseph Kahn Written by Matt Johnson Produced by Brad Luff Neal H. Moritz Starring Martin Henderson Ice Cube Monet Mazur Adam Scott Matt Schulze Jaime Pressly Jay Hernandez Cinematography Peter Levy Edited by David Blackburn Howard E. Smith Music by Trevor Rabin Production companies Village Roadshow Pictures Original Film Distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures Release date January 16, 2004 Running time 84 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $40 million Box office $46.5 million

The Prestige Directed by Christopher Nolan Screenplay by Jonathan Nolan Christopher Nolan Based on The Prestige by Christopher Priest Produced by Emma Thomas Aaron Ryder Christopher Nolan Starring Hugh Jackman Christian Bale Scarlett Johansson Michael Caine Rebecca Hall Andy Serkis David Bowie Cinematography Wally Pfister Edited by Lee Smith Music by David Julyan Production companies Touchstone Pictures Warner Bros. Pictures Newmarket Films Syncopy Distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution (United States and Canada) Warner Bros. Pictures (International) Release dates October 17, 2006 (El Capitan Theatre) October 20, 2006 (United States) November 10, 2006 (United Kingdom) Running time 130 minutes[1] Countries United Kingdom United States Language English

Struggling to decide what I watch for the first time tonight

Oh that's awesome. That's one of my goals in life if you can believe it.

One of these weeks I'll use all four of my AMC reservations.

Vivian from Paper Mario holding a trans pride flag next to the text: WHEN we say Welcome Home, we mean it - for ALL gamers. The policies of PAX exist at all PAX shows. Attendees ma use the restroom consistent with their gender. We are needed here, and we aren't going anywhere!

It's interesting how when you go to in person gaming events like PAX you never see mobs of people screeching about wokeness like you see on the internet. One can only wonder why.

Sandland tank model kit

Finished yet another kit last night.

Finished a gunpla kit this evening.