I don't know but with how microsoft and sony have been doing things wouldn't surprise me nintendo doing better than before
OBD Convo #48: WAGA TAMASHII
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Updated the last chapter of Apotheosis to add more context, and an epilogue of sorts for The Hero of Many Faces.
Crossover - Apotheosis (D&D x Berserk)
Fixed the last batch of typos I could find.
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Santino over R-Truth? HELL NO!
I mean Santino got a few laughs but a lot of his shit was also pretty fucking cringe too. It also only really worked when Santino was a heel whereas R-Truth is funny as both a Babyface and a Heel.
Goldust is also too low.
https://variety.com/2024/film/news/lord-of-the-rings-movie-2026-release-warner-bros-1235997102/
First of all, why?
Second of all, this was already a fan-movie (that was very explicity not-for-profit).
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First of all, why?
Second of all, this was already a fan-movie (that was very explicity not-for-profit).
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Even from Jackson I doubt it will be any good in this modern day trash heap of an era we live in for fictional media. He already failed to make the Hobbit anywhere near the standard of the LOTR trilogy. I doubt he can stop the executives from messing up this or even making his own damn mistakes along the way.https://variety.com/2024/film/news/lord-of-the-rings-movie-2026-release-warner-bros-1235997102/
First of all, why?
Second of all, this was already a fan-movie (that was very explicity not-for-profit).
The Hunt for Gollum - Wikipedia
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Yeah the relative lack of originality and creativity outside of the deluge of sequels and reboots we get from the Hollywood factory is an alarming cause for concern for the quality of their films dropping like an anvil.
And who could have suspected the summer of strike we had witnessed and observed from Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists before our eyes would also be another catalyst contributing to the Hollywood's slow and painful erosion and downfall in today's age?
Sadly I will have to agree (he didn't direct Mortal Engines, but he produced it, and that failed as both a film and an adaption). It's one thing to see movie studios and conglomerates making stuff like this, but seeing creatives go down that path (and creatives who've shown genuine talent and passion in the past) is sad.
Regular-Nothing Eric
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So I take it theaters in your state and city aren't collapsing and going down under like mine right now?
Are your area a city or urban area filled to the brim with regular movie-goers?
Regular-Nothing Eric
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Yeah celebrities... how many times can one stand or sit in front of your telly to hear something dramatic, anecdotal, or cringe about the most painfully normie celebs in the Hollywood or American entertainment industry every day of the week on fucking ET or TMZ?
Frankly it's just boring the shit out of me.
In 2020, I went to see Ip Man 4, Sonic the Hedgehog 1, and the anime film Birthday Wonderland at my theater right before the COVID lockdowns:
This year was the first time I actually bothered to return to the theater after the lockdowns and the pandemic was well beyond over and done with and I saw a grand total of four movies before its closing: Madame Webb, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Fall Guy, and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
So that's literally 7 movies I watched at my theater this decade up until its state of death.
Yep same, I went all the way from I think Star Wars Phantom Menace or the first Matrix movie in '99 all the way to a Kaiju film there.
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Regular-Nothing Eric
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@Astaro Also theater chains all across the United States are already dying at an unprecedented rate and at a record pace not seen before 2020...
To put this into perspective: There were 7,000 theaters all across America in the year 2000.
In 2020, that number went down to 5,800.
In 2023 alone, that number decreased even further to just the lower end of the 2,000's range.
Who knows what the number will be by the end of this year?
To put this into perspective: There were 7,000 theaters all across America in the year 2000.
In 2020, that number went down to 5,800.
In 2023 alone, that number decreased even further to just the lower end of the 2,000's range.
Who knows what the number will be by the end of this year?
Imashi & Mike have been cooking together! :walt
heres the oine adjusted for inflation
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