Adonnus

Witcher 3… for the third time… someone help please I can’t stop

I’m somewhat in the same boat. I do what I can but now I’m disenfranchised from the whole engagement. I’ll continue to be a steward for the environment but don’t expect me to be optimistic or angered by the state of affairs.

As a huge star wars fan, I’m obsessed with all the releases, whether it’s caked in references or inside jokes. But I completely understand from an outsider’s POV, especially since Marvel does the same. It’s nice to have sprinkles of fan-service when you see a character from an animation in a hit show, it gets exciting. That being said, Andor was a breath of fresh air when it came to character development and story telling.

How to Train Your Dragon theme Test Flight has a soundtrack that transcends the movie. The composer went hard on that movie to the likes of John Williams. Speaking of John Williams, I can’t get the theme of Jurassic Park out of my head.

@curious_illusions I’m working my way up to 20 minutes. It’s been great and really opened a part of my life up.

I get definitions of words wrong all the time. I’m curious how many of the words were wrongly defined by him during his time.

Personally, it’s been the same as before the pandemic. Loons and goons are always frustrated and paranoid when a public health person reaches out to them. Like, all you gotta say is “I don’t want to share information with you” and I’m like no worries, carry on. But they just need to vent and scream and threaten and exert whatever power they think they have. Sure, other professions have it worse. But I just view as a perk of the job to be everyone’s verbal punching bag.

Geralt and Yennefer in Witcher 3. Felt like a real slow burn until two-thirds of the way thru the game.

I had such a heartfelt connection with John Marston, I sat the character to rest in his home with his family as an act of thanks and goodbye. Now, if this remaster rolls around, I guess it’s time for me and John to get together once more.

Just watched it and it’s okay. If you watch it, view it in the lens of an Indiana Jones movie with all of its quirks and silliness. Ford is definitely older and slower, but they try to use movie magic to make it seem he’s still spry. Overall, it’s an entertaining movie but I can see how it didn’t fair well in the box office.

Article didn’t say if there were passengers but can you imagine seeing this from your window seat?? I don’t think I’d be able to process what I saw.