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To anyone thinking #IndianaJones5 might be good, just let me point out...
1. Steven Spielberg is not directing.
2. Kathleen Kennedy is producing.
3. Harrison Ford is 78 years old.
4. It's written by Jonathan Kasdan, who wrote SOLO.
At this point why not just buy a computer? The value prop of consoles was that they were affordable, dedicated machines.
Next Xbox Could Cost $1,800 as Microsoft’s Console Strategy Spirals Out of Control
“A sweeping new report from Fortune reveals that Microsoft’s upcoming console, codenamed Project Helix, is internally projected to cost consumers between $1,200 and $1,800 when it launches, potentially during the 2028 holiday season.
That's not a typo. Microsoft could actually ask gamers to spend nearly $2,000 on its next console.”
The last good game Bioware made was the original Mass Effect (ME2 sucked). The old, good Bioware ended a long time ago. This Bioware is just a woke skin suit. Good riddance.
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Action movies will never be the same again.
4K YT youtu.be/sdrXQxekfX8
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More than just an internet meme. #MALFOID is a return to classic storytelling, heroism, and romance. The type of storytelling we #yearn for.
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Binged all of Crystal Lake today. I was pleasantly surprised. Didn't have high expectations for this show going in. But as a Friday the 13th fan, I enjoyed getting Jason's backstory and seeing Pam's story unfold. It was pretty faithful in regards to the killing in the original movie.
I know this will probably be a divisive show considering it plays a bit "fast and loose" with the Canon, but FT13 was never one to even follow it's own continuity, so it's hard to argue against the creative choices here.
It can also be a bit slow in places, but I'm the kind who enjoys slow burns. Overall, I think it was a well written show and I'm looking forward to a season 2.
Did anyone else watch the show?
"What's the printing press going to be useful for? Nobody can read!"
"What's electricity going to be useful for? Nobody has access to it!"
"What are automobiles going to be useful for? We already have horses!"
"What will airplanes be useful for? No one is dumb enough to get in one!"
People without vision will never see the use cases for new technology until those with vision show them how it's going to be useful. This is the first phase of consumer-based flying vehicles. We can't even comprehend how this is going to change the world.
I initially thought the car was on some type of pulley rig, but nope. It was using FAN SUCTION to climb up 90 degrees and drive upside down.
Honestly, that's more impressive than the flying!
Touch screens, smart phones, robots, digital currency, and now flying cars.
Bro. Did anyone actually think they'd see this in our lifetimes?
Star Trek is almost a reality.
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New Town. New Racists. New things to steal. New Grandmas to fuck. Same old enemy, which is Racism.
Lanterns II: The Wrath of Kane
It writes itself.
“Lanterns” Season 2 won’t be greenlit until the writers’ room “comes up with a worthy successor” to Season 1, says DC Studios co-chief Peter Safran:
“If we’re able to come up with what we believe to be a worthy successor to a beloved and great first season, that’s what’s going to dictate whether there’s a second season."
variety.com/2026/tv/news/lan…
