I can't see the replies on this, but is he playing a character in that photo on the right, where he's sporting a McDonald's emblem on a gold chain? The whole thing seems like a meta shtick. I already find him insufferable, maybe this shitty art bolsters that feeling.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss three 1-1 draws.
The first got us knocked out of the FA Cup, the next puts us in a good position in our Round of 16 Europa League game, and the latest was an actual decent performance against Arsenal at Old Trafford.
All hopes for the season now rest on the Europa League - does Amorim have the squad to win it?
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I can't see the replies on this, but is he playing a character in that photo on the right, where he's sporting a McDonald's emblem on a gold chain? The whole thing seems like a meta shtick. I already find him insufferable, maybe this shitty art bolsters that feeling.
ColvaleGoa
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SISU is on Netflix.
Heard a lot about this one. Will definitely give it a go asap!
Heard a lot about this one. Will definitely give it a go asap!
True. Lack of commitment by her, clearly.Hey, if Fernanda really wanted that Oscar, she should have worn a g-string and rubbed her fanny all over some Russian lad. That's what wins trophies.
Dirty Schwein
Has a 'Best of Britney Spears' album
Yeah it's a decent filmSISU is on Netflix.
Heard a lot about this one. Will definitely give it a go asap!
The Brutalist:
Flow
Respect the indie industriousness and some of the animation is pretty but it's so pandering a twee and relies on overused cultural stock. Because ICO and Journey/Abzu were doing this stuff 15 years ago. Not to mention the million imitators that they spawned.
And I use those cultural markers deliberately because this always looks like a video game (lighting, textures, angles, models) and not a film.
Respect the indie industriousness and some of the animation is pretty but it's so pandering a twee and relies on overused cultural stock. Because ICO and Journey/Abzu were doing this stuff 15 years ago. Not to mention the million imitators that they spawned.
And I use those cultural markers deliberately because this always looks like a video game (lighting, textures, angles, models) and not a film.
Sweet Square
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I think the video game look is because it was all done in a program called blender. I haven’t seen the film but it does give off the vibes of more technically impressive than artistically good.Flow
Respect the indie industriousness and some of the animation is pretty but it's so pandering a twee and relies on overused cultural stock. Because ICO and Journey/Abzu were doing this stuff 15 years ago. Not to mention the million imitators that they spawned.
And I use those cultural markers deliberately because this always looks like a video game (lighting, textures, angles, models) and not a film.
Yep, it's clearly been rendered and engined in familiar software but beyond that the editing, art design, camera work, resemble a particular, clichéd video-game cut scene aesthetic in a way that say Pixar doesn't. (All those swooping fecking camera pans, Jesus Christ)I think the video game look is because it was all done in a program called blender. I haven’t seen the film but it does give off the vibes of more technically impressive than artistically good.
I guess it's success is ultimately a good thing, even if the fawning critical concensus reaffirms the ever declining expectations amongst our modern slack-jawed cultural shepherds.
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Wing Attack Plan R
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Have you seen that horror film thatYeah it's a decent film
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