Leo S. Luna

They voted for racism, misogyny, and being able to use slurs.
But they thought the crook would lower the cost of living, and they didn't think he'd deport the landscaper and grandma's caregiver (which let them do bro-casts when not playing video games.) They're being inconvenienced, and they're mad.

Time to print it!

Guys, I'm trying really hard to use Discord but I don't know, It's super hard to keep up while being busy and enjoying life in Korea. Even for news I read them at my own pace, which is probably not ideal if I want to keep my YouTube updated but that's who I am now.

I started my Halloween month by watching Eraserhead, Dr. Jekyll and mr Hyde (1941) and Carnival of Souls. Third time watching David Lynch's spiritual journey and I believe the older you get the better you understand it. Also I love how elaborate was this Jekyll version. And Carnival of Souls was ok

Companies make you think you can have all the games in the world to play while taking all the time you have left by watching adds, scrolling into weekly deals to buy games you will never play and keep you hyped with games news, smokes and mirrors.

wizard frog is insane

Imma trick my funkopop marvel bros to watch this. Who knows, maybe they'll like it

Comparing music copyright and piracy with movies and AI is the most ridiculous thing I've ever read. It's just a massive corporate tech mass eating artists by lunch and convincing the world generative AI is needed for their daily lives. I'll tell you what is needed: REAL stories from REAL people!!

Up to this point, I think many indie and AA games will abandon the premise of Game Pass and the service will slowly become the WWF or UFC of video games

I was even tired of the vengeance cycle because up to this point. Everybody knew what their outcomes will be. And I believed that Naught was still affraid of choosing Abby (the most interesting story of the game) as the main character. I would'v been a completely different game by antagonizing Ellie

The article is in Spanish but you can translate it to English too. I was ki da tired of trying to emphatize with a character that practices haiku in a crhonologically incorrect period while slashing people. I was of ruining the wonderful story for tiktok esque distractory side quests.

I’m Getting Bored of Every PlayStation Game Telling the Same Story - IGN After Ghost of Yotei's tale of revenge and grief, is it about time PS5 exclusives got some new ideas?

Simon Cardy made a solid article for @ign.com that resonated with at the time I reviewed The Last of Us Part 2 and Ghost of Tsushima. I noticed that trend of greif, vengeance and disonant side quests even before COVID.

It's real now? They are unifying the two movies into one? I kinda wonder if they will change the order too. Althought it would have been a less interesting movie depending of your point of view

I mean since Xbox is going the PC route, the only positive thing they can pull out of this terrible situation is having Windows 12 the option to have different OS modes. One with the classic Windows and the other with the Xbox app UI with all Game stores and saving 20-30% of CPU

Xbox products have always landed somewhere between "Should we give players the best gaming experience or should we do the bare minimum?" Now they just don't care. I've worked in enough corporate entities to know they are just hiding the Xbox brand until it becomes just PC

Let's start Halloween month properly shall we. Watching Eraserhead (3rd time).

Sure but what's the point at this point anywah

October 1st.

A Left-Handed Girl Review from a left-handed person Left-Handed Girl is a charming story of resilience about a family that moves back to Taipei to open a night market stall.

Left-Handed Girl is a sweet tale of resilience and family union. It carefully pays homage to the vibing life in Taipei, the culture and daily lives of ordinary people with grace and thoughtfulness. Read the full review! Another film I saw during BIFF30 or the 30th Busan International Film Festival!

why do we need to secure the border at all? for most of human history, 'border security' wasn't really a concept. it only started after world war 1, and it hasn't really done any good for us. of course europe, which remembered that, implemented free movement in the EU

Super glad to hear this! I gotta take a look at the webtoon museum as well. It's been on my triplist for months!

Bugonia — And how conspiracy theorists might be right If “conspiracy theorists often gets the facts wrong but often get the feelings right.”, what can we learn from them and Bugonia?

Following the 30th Busan International Film Festival's Side Review Series Extravaganza with Bugonia, where I solely focus on the topic of conspiracy theorists. Check out my review and support!

Silent Friend — A spiritual movie where the protagonist is a Ginkgo Tree and his connection to three different scientists in different periods of time. It’s a tragedy the tree was not mentioned in the credits!

I'm starting my 30th Busan International Film Festival's Side Review Series with Silent Friend, which is probably one of the most unique films you'll ever see. Check out my review and support!

And 봉준호? He's a very sweet, quirky guy and cinema snob, like many of us. He truly puts attention to everyone in the audience!! Pretty on point with the details but always showing his human side too. He is pretty busy working in a new film!

Bong Joon Ho also mentioned a book talking about the behind the scenes of the film. He also mentioned how Shinji Aoyama was well regarded between japanese filmmakers like Kiyoshi Kurosawa, and actually I heard about Aoyama because of him.

It's Japan's Lawrence of Arabia, they literally filmed the movie in Panavision (probably 60mm, I don't think it is 70mm like Akira) , so you see characters acting non stop in scenes secuences that follow them from far distances, from corner to corner. Koji Yakusho is a master in subtle acting too

I not sure if I want to write about Eureka so for now I'll do it here. It's not a priority to me now(even if I did wanted to watch it for years, my 39 year old brain was ready for a slow burn), but all I can say is a 4 hours long journey about trauma and greiving. It kinda has like 4 endings 😵‍💫

I still have not watch Enzo (It's a french film, so is Arco), Momo's Shape and Silent Friend so depending on how I feel about those, I'll do it.

I'll probably going to write reviews of most of the movies I watch, so I consider this as a writing exercise, but perhaps you'll find something interesting these films:
Bugonia, 사랑의 탄생 (The Mutation), Girlfriends, The Wedding Banquet (결혼 피로연), 지우러 가는 길 (En Route To), Weapons, Left-Handed Girl, Arco⏩️

As a final statement and opinion, It's super hard these days to make catchy songs in movie musicals (seroiously, name one after Frozen), that combined with a well based movie in Korean culture and a relatable story, it makes this movie one of the best in its genre. Animations are on another level!