Amazing 🎃🤣
Replying to @PlotStrikesBack
The Gourd King as The Thing....
Starring @TheGourdKing @EmperorGoodwin @BluCollarLoser @PlotStrikesBack
When Trust Becomes the Enemy | The Thing (1982) xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1aKbdEWra…
The Plot Strikes Back retweeted
Asmongold approves DSP's application to join Olympus and names his new guild on the spot
“Olympus Beggars. There it is... God damn, I love it”
Replying to @XwingsHangar
Something about Gen Z relating to them
Tonight at 9PM Eastern, we're discussing the greatest Sci-Fi Horror movie - The Thing (1982). Don't be afraid to tune in and analyze leadership, survival, trust, and paranoia from the artic team against an alien threat! @EmperorGoodwin @TheGourdKing @BluCollarLoser @ZaxxTube @BoltTheWord @siniviere
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Replying to @AustralianTony @Steam
Servers down, it’ll be back.
Replying to @Isaac556x45
Saved by Gen Alpha though. Luke > Anakin.
Replying to @Isaac556x45
Anakin gets schooled by older generation - accurate for Gen Z getting schooled by Millennials & Gen X.
Anakin gets enslaved by orderly Boomer who wants to reign supreme.
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Clayface is boring. For a body horror it's standard stuff. For a revenge flick it's the run-of-the-mill you've seen 1000 times. For a villain arc it's barely believable. The romance would've made more sense if someone shot me in the head and fed me face first into a running lawnmower. Clayface does gets a couple things right. Tom Rhys Harries does well with what little he's got to work with. The club scene where he T-1000s himself, replicating others on his way to his target, was well done. People say they see The Fly references throughout but Clayface's biggest influence is Surf Dracula. It nails the Surf Dracula story beats to a T.
Replying to @SirBylHolte
Ultron is driving the ship now though. Vision, even this second rendition, still has compassion. Ultron never did nor will he ever, which is why the moment he gains control immediately remedies the situation and technically beats Jocasta by denying her the ability to destroy what she originally wanted to do. The title of the show is more of an analogy and not “Vision’s Quest” himself.










