FurtiveFugitive

I’m excited to revisit this frozen hellscape. Hopefully they can bring that same feeling of desperation I experienced in the first one.

Never known an SDA to say that… But I still laughed.

Two years on Lemmy and 2/3 of this guy’s “hot takes” are that people suck.

If you don’t have anything constructive to add to the conversation then maybe consider just keeping those thoughts to yourself.

‘X is too expensive right now’: Americans are spending less or skipping X altogether.

X = travel, housing, food, healthcare…

Misreading that headline, I had to question if Peppa was voiced by a 99 year old man.

Came to say the same.

Diy Monikers

I agree there are benefits to the diy version. Most published party games are based off some home version that’s long existed already. And on that note, most party games can be recreated as home versions without buying the experience.

Oh sweet baby jeebus. Auto correct strikes again.

That article, which does highlight a valid criticism of society and Hollywood, doesn’t really apply to this scenario. The fan edit isn’t about sexing up the characters. The edit is doing a more effective job of recreating the original poster than the movie studio did.

I don’t fault the actors or even the studio for wanting to feature their high paid actors on the movie poster but by trying to recreate the original but failing to capture the mood, of course fans are going to want to put their spin on it. There is probably even a middle ground that could have been struck to make her face mysterious but still mostly visible.

Is it rude and offensive when fans edit the Lord of the Rings films to better reflect the original story as told in the books?

In the end, I’m pretty sure this whole thing is a PR stunt to stir up word of mouth. Which of course is working because we all like to argue.