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Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence (PlayStation 2)

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater - HD Edition (PS3)

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater (PS5)

1. The original 35mm theatrical prints
2. The 3D conversion for the Blu-ray
3. The Disney live action remake

Delta iacks the beautiful fog for some reason.

My mum.

I wanna join the party!

Just had the worst idea ever: Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom at the Sphere.

It's just what Pasolini (a well known Marxist) would have wanted - his film to be AIified at Capitalism City. It's like selling Che Guevara T-shirts at Walmart.

The last good Wimpy Kid film.

Nice - I'm mainly using mine for Gran Turismo 6

The Day the Earth Blew Up? I'm pissed too - it seems to have released everywhere BUT the UK. Don't tell me it's some licensing issue, as I doubt it.

Btw, I don't think Megalopolis or Memoria would count as they have home releases in the UK.

"No home releases in the US", yes.

Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair
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Germany gave people €1,200/month no strings attached.

They kept working, slept better, switched to better jobs, and even gave more to others.

Turns out, when people aren’t drowning, they swim further.

#UBI doesn’t kill ambition, it frees it.

Petition: Repeal the Online Safety Act We want the Government to repeal the Online Safety act.

Fuck the Online Safety Act. It hasn't protected children, it's affected adults who want to talk about even non-pornographic stuff like bikes.

Sign this if you want it repealed:
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/72...

Seriously WTF was that ancient Greece twist? Controversial take, but I could swallow aliens in Indy fine but not time travel.

If you see this, quote this post with a time travel movie that's not Back to the Future.

Katherine Applegate is the antithesis of Rowling in every single way - she is extremely supportive of trans people and has a trans daughter she adores.

I really wish Animorphs was the one to get a big budget TV series and not Harry Potter. Its themes on war and child soldiers hit hard.

I imagine if The Birth of a Nation was made today, it would be rejected for promoting racial hatred. It got a 15 due to the film's historical significance.

It's also one of a few works banned for potentially inciting racial hatred - the other is Hate Crime, a horror film about a neo-Nazi gang terrorising a Jewish family, primarily banned for solely consisting of them physically and sexually abusing the family.

TKAOW (and Traces of Death), on the other hand, has the suicide in its entirety, and lacks any valid documentary purpose - it's meant as mere sick entertainment for a viewer, hence why the BBFC rejected both videos.

The reasons are twofold:
* The footage had context other than "lol, see someone die" - it was used to illustrate the precedence of gun violence in America
* His suicide is only on-screen for a second and it cuts away before any gory detail can be shown - it used what was needed to illustrate a point

A film I often compare it to is Bowling for Columbine - in it, at the 20 minute mark, there's a montage of American gun culture set to "Happiness is a Warm Gun" that eventually ends with scenes of real gun violence, including the televised suicide of R. Budd Dwyer.

Unlike TKAOW, this passed at 15.

The case where the BBFC rejected a shockumentary titled "Terrorists, Killers and Other Wackos" has always fascinated me for some reason. It goes to show how using real disturbing footage will not pass fine if it's intended to be like "Hey, look at these people dying! Don't ya love it, sicko?"

I really wish Speed Racer got a 3D version

Scream 6's 3D was rushed to cash in on Avatar 2.

Granted, given the advancement in conversion tech since 2010, it didn't look as bad as Clash of the Titans or The Last Airbender, but still.

However, I can see Yorgos eventually relenting and giving it a home release (most likely on a Criterion 4K of Poor Things) much like what Apichatpong Weerasethakul did with Memoria.

I doubt Hayao Miyazaki will budge.

Another example that frustrated me is Yorgos Lanthimos' Bleat, a silent B&W short he shot with Emma Stone around the same time as Poor Things.

It hasn't seen a home release as Yorgos only wants it to be seen with a live orchestra.

This is what I've thought too - I'd love to finish the Ghibli filmography but keeping the Museum shorts exclusive to a place that costs £600 to fly to (and the shorts rotate monthly, so you can't see em all in one go) is exclusionary as hell.

Glad you made it to the States, friend.

Can relate - the 3D in this is great! It seems Pixar give it their all in 3D for space movies.

Il s'agit très probablement d'une de ces terribles autoconversions allemandes qui font ressembler Le Choc des Titans à Avatar.