Blue Archive -Kakudate Karin -Ichinose Asuna

The Raid Redemption and the Raid 2 are essentially a perfect duology. Incredible filmmaking. From limitations to a greater, more ambitious scope for the sequel.

POV Duskbloods Network Test on Switch 2

>If you bought the Cloud versions you will lose access to them in a year and have to buy them again, b-but you get a discount! And this my friends is why Cloud Gaming™ is a scam

Xenoblade fans:

LIFE IS WORTH LIVING

OH MY FUCKING GOD

The state of Persona 6 right now:

nothingburger ass teaser trailers? atlus is so back

Hard truth… I can speak freely because I’m 65 years old and my pocketful of fucks is seriously depleted. Working as a paralegal at various studios in LA for thirty years…I had the opportunity to observe studio executives closely. They’re generally a slippery and clueless bunch who shouldn’t be allowed near anything remotely creative…but the new regime at Paramount is straight up evil. I assure you. These soulless bastards have nothing but contempt for a show about grace and redemption and the struggle against fascism. ATLA is a mystery to them. They. Do. Not. Value. The. Franchise.

Uncle Iroh voice actor Greg Baldwin criticizes Paramount over the state of the 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' franchise “Paramount doesn’t care about ATLA ... The new regime at Paramount is straight up evil" "I can speak freely because I’m 65 years old and my pocketful of fucks is seriously depleted" "Working as a paralegal at various studios in LA for thirty years…I had the opportunity to observe studio executives closely. They’re generally a slippery and clueless bunch who shouldn’t be allowed near anything remotely creative…but the new regime at Paramount is straight up evil" "These soulless bastards have nothing but contempt for a show about grace and redemption and the struggle against fascism" "ATLA is a mystery to them." "They. Do. Not. Value. The. Franchise." "Who should lose their jobs to AI? Answer… Studio Executives. Ironically…those cockroaches will be the last to go" "In conclusion… Fuck you, Paramount" (via @GregBaldwinIroh)

Stellar Blade Bloodrain announced - sequel, early in development

G-5 branch reporting for duty

Hellsing

I’m crying bro he made one real movie and is finally asking “what the fuck are we doing”

#Mandalorian He's definitely concussed.

if I had a nickel for every time a theatrically released Star Wars film connected to a tv series had a plot revolving around rescuing Rotta the Hutt, I’d have two nickels which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice

It’s wild watching the trade press and certain corners of film Twitter cover The Mandalorian and Grogu this weekend. Audiences are showing up, families are loving it, and the vibe leaving the theater is pure classic Star Wars fun. Yet, if you read the trades or the critical breakdowns, you’d think the sky was falling because it isn't hitting $200 million on a modest, highly responsible budget. There’s a very specific reason Hollywood and critics are so invested in wanting this movie to fail, and it has nothing to do with the actual quality on screen. For the past several years, the narrative has been that "the theater experience is dying" and that streaming platforms ruined the prestige of cinema. The Mandalorian and Grogu represents the ultimate test case: taking a massively successful streaming show and turning it back into a theatrical feature film. If it succeeds, it completely upends the traditional Hollywood hierarchy. It proves that streaming can be an incredibly effective farm system for big-screen blockbusters, and that audiences will buy a ticket to see characters they’ve already watched at home if they love them enough. But traditional trades and critics don't want that to be the future. They want a clear, rigid line between television and movies. So, because the film is tracking for a solid, profitable Memorial Day weekend instead of breaking all-time historical records, they’re framing it as a "diminished galaxy." They are treating a win like a loss because a win for Mando and Grogu means admitting the industry's old playbook is officially outdated. At the end of the day, Din Djarin said it best: "I can bring you in warm, or I can bring you in cold." Right now, audiences are bringing this movie in warm, no matter how cold the trades try to play it.

Stop-motion work on ‘THE MANDALORIAN & GROGU’ Phil Tippett and his studio returned to the Star Wars universe to work on the sequence.

dinner with a couple friends Yoko Taro & Hidetaka Miyazaki

The Original 'Mobile Suit GUNDAM' (1979) will be receiving an Official Anime Remaster!