Probably the game I've played the most number of times from beginning to end.
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Probably the game I've played the most number of times from beginning to end.
I thought I had watched this already but turns out I haven't. Adding it to my watchlist (it's available on the Criterion Channel!)
Poster for Krzysztof KieΕlowski's "Three Colors: Blue". It shows Juliette Binoche in a pool. The image is tinted blue.
That sounds fun actually. (As long as it happened during daytime of course.)
It hit me the other day when comparing profiles with coworkers just how wildly different we all are in terms of what we look for and what we get out of games. Even when playing the same ones we engage with them in vastly different ways.
OphΓΌls's best American film by a country mile. Fontaine was fantastic in this, I don't think I've seen a better performance from her.
I'm not someone who is ever really affected by celebrity deaths, but I almost cried when I heard about Danya's passing. I've watched 100s of hrs of his videos & have recommended his content to almost everyone I know who plays. He was the internet's favorite chess teacher for a reason. RIP Sensei.
Great video on why Sea of Stars fails (spoiler: it's the writing. The writing was bad. Really bad.) Easily one of the most disappointing video games I've ever played.
youtube.com/watch?v=ddlx...
When I hear "film noir photography" I always think "John Alton".
Buster Keaton was born 130 years ago today, on October 4, 1895
I love love love Kieslowski! Always glad to see another fan.
Great list as usual. I wouldn't even know how to start making a list for this prompt.
I hate that I have to go to Manhattan to watch movies in a theater so I only go once, maybe twice, a year, but ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER was so damn good I might actually be okay with going again.
Deborah Kerr in "Black Narcissus" (directed Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, Powell was also BOTD) - BOTD
Oo, I'll see if I can find a good copy of it.
My favorite P&P!
In my top 5 all-time favorites. What a beautiful film.
Nah, gonna earn it.
Just played for a bit and got to 5. I'll beat the high score and be sole leader soon.
This was the first Keaton I ever saw. Was shown this in film history class in HS and was blown away. I've been a fan ever since.
Share your favorite black and white movie
No, I don't....
What movie do you consider "perfect"?
La JetΓ©e
Matthew McConaughey says he wants a private LLM, fed only with his books, notes, journals, and aspirations, so he can ask it questions and get answers based solely on that information, without any outside influence.
this exists it is called thinking
Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake (1990)
Played this for the first time a week ago and it's surprisingly good!! Far superior to the first game in every way. Suffers from some silly design customs from the time (like random pitfalls in the middle of rooms, bad checkpoints, etc) but I'd definitely replay it. What a gem.
I vote B. I personally don't like waiting for future installments and tend to lose interest over time (unless it's beyond amazing.) You can try doing what they did with Metaphor: ReFantazio. They released the first 5 or so hours as a demo, and your progress carried over into the main game.
Quote how you paint dark skin.
Excellent choices.
