Enrico_sw

PS: I'm surprised that IGN didn't defend big studios for once... good for them! (or maybe it's the competition of youtubers that make them stop shilling for big studios)

Another proof of the benefits of competition. Gamers are the best because they only reward good work (unlike other types of customers). This shows the divide between 2 models : a) big studios buying each other to become one big mob, milk the shit out of us and force-feed woke propaganda to lick the boots of woke journos/influencers b) medium studios (aka the competitive fringe), working hard, fostering competition and focusing on one thing: providing good games Competition is king. Long live market economies!

I've heard many times people saying the game is great. Looks like the big surprise of 2023.

That actor is really good. I can still remember his dialogue with Einstein. Him standing there with his big hat, the rain dripping on it and his blue eyes fixated in the dark. And Göransson's music in the back.

This music is so powerful. It was even better in the cinema.

Oppenheimer was a really good movie (that's an exception for Hollywood in 2023). And Dune was great too (I'm looking forward to watch the sequel)

I'd love to know what these alternatives are. I like Japanese entertainment, but it's not that prolific and most of the good stuff is anime (not many good movies). Also, sometimes, they're a bit twisted There are a couple of good European productions (sometimes, but not that many of them). In the US, I thought Netflix would be an alternative, but it turns out that now they're among the worst

BTW, a message for those who just read video titles: you can't understand this video, unless you watch it

He is indeed. There are several videos about it. Modern Hollywood is too blinded by arrogance to do some self-critique (and it looks with condescendance a past that was not the caricature it claims it was).

4. Sienna 3. Sofia 2. Tania 1. Taylor 0. Colleen

You didn't even watch the video He says that creating heroines that don't have to undergo hardship to fulfil their journey belittles them and make them unrelatable/unrealistic. The problem of the "Mary Sue" trope is that it tells its audience they don't have to do anything to become good (which is wrong - reality will always remind you that). I'm sure you can get past the title of a video, general Grievous, right?

19% audience score on RT. It doesn't look good... and it looks like Netflix' bad writers failed another great licence.

That's an awesome cover! She looks really good. I'm guessing there might be an editorial with her in the magazine, but I'm not sure.

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Well, well, well... the most "virtue signalling" are often times the less virtuous. Political correctness is a fool's game. Always was. Always will be.