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Watched this last night, and it is indeed wild and not what I was expecting at all. It's on Tubi at the moment. Big flashing lights warning if you have any issues with that. Made in 2012 but definitely feels like it could have been made in the 90s.

priscilla page@priscillapage.bsky.social · 4d ago

completely forgot I wrote about Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning once, I've definitely never shared this here before. an extremely underrated action movie, and one of my personal favorites.

A writer is a person who cares what words mean, what they say, how they say it. Writers know words are their way towards truth and freedom, and so they use them with care, with thought, with fear, with delight. By using words well they strengthen their souls.

"Why can't you just appreciate how revolutionary the job-taking, environment-degrading, information-shredding, technology-hoarding, economy-swamping machine is?" My brother in Christ, there may indeed be a revolution in part because of "AI," but it might not be the one you wanted.

In addition to being one of the best of the Mission Impossible films, the music in MI: Fallout (Lorne Balfe) sounds amazing. Both in the film and the mastered release. Top notch prod/mix/master - great example of the "big hybrid score" thing. (Mix - Stephen Lipson, Master - Patricia Sullivan)

Went to an arcade in Halifax that had a framed portrait of Shigeru Miyamoto looking like he's about to be at the center of a murder mystery in the pacific northwest

A framed portrait of Shigeru Miyamoto, smiling at the camera.

I have seen The Odyssey twice now, in two different theaters, and while I think it is a beautiful movie and I love it: it is my *opinion* that the sound is at a dangerous playback level. I would take ear protection and/or sit in the back if you haven't gone yet.

I’m excited to announce my involvement with the score for Guild Wars 3! I’m grateful to be a part of it along with the wonderful Kazuma Jinnouchi and Asuka Ito. Music has always been an important pillar of the GW franchise, and I’m thrilled to help shape the sound of Tyria in this new chapter.

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And while we are on this: nothing about Mu$k is ever new or news. He bought his way into every company, is so rich that he has no real friends, and is so online that he gets more insane (and right wing) every hour. He is obviously dangerous because of his money, but he is an absolute clown. Ignore.

derek guy@dieworkwear.bsky.social · last wk.

being a billionaire and on the internet all day is crazy to me. if i had even five million dollars, you would not find me online whatsoever.

It's insane how many people don't know anything about Myst. Myst is the reason we started used discs for computer games, and the game that made mainstream culture start considering video games to be art. It is like more significant to video game history than any film was to film history.

headfallsoff@headfallsoff.com · last wk.

i think one of the biggest underlinings in just how bad the western industry has been about its own legacy is like. myst isnt just an old game. it was final fantasy vii before final fantasy vii. it was that fucking huge.

An important educator on my journey passed away. Tim McGuinness was so kind and supportive of me during my time at Vancouver Film School. I will always remember sitting with him at the Doepfer rack and breaking down synthesis techniques. He was such a fan of music and his students. Thank you Tim ♥️🕯️