It seems like the old "opposites attract" story, but where fire falls in love with water. But each element is an over-the-top stereotype of what we think about them, fire-y hot headed and aggressive, vs cool and flowy water.
IDK feels just like inside out to me, where emotions are over-the-top stereotypes of what we think of them
I mean, even now the overwhelming majority of movies are about white men. Maybe there are other cultures, ethnicities, minority groups, etc with vastly different stories to tell? Give me a romcom about a T4T couple, or about a historical fiction about Thai mythology, or the Australian aboriginal origin stories. IMO there are lots of stories from around the world waiting to be told....
But we wont get those, we have the 653rd marvel movie coming out instead.
Can we just collectively say we're done with superhero movies that are all basically the same movie? Can we maybe tell new and unique stories instead of relying on the same tired tropes from 50 years ago?
the flash is literally every other super hero movie, and elemental is just inside out. Do something new ffs
Uhhh.... bit of a stretch. Is it also similar to any other flag with lines that miiiiight look like an L and a W when you squint your eyes?
Oh definitely, looking back I did a lot of doom scrolling and I didn’t realize how much it was affecting me. So happy to be off or Reddit
I'm so excited for this, truly the crossover we all deserve
Ahh thanks for the context. I guess something like this can never be that easy, especially with the custom silicon that apples running now
Facts & Logic
These are the same people who can expense up to $79 per day for food and drink. They're fine taking hand outs, they just don't want you to have any.
omg this can't be real.... they know that the beer doesn't actually make you gay right? right....?
No Man's Sky runs at a very stable 60fps, I personally know people who have wrangled it up to 120fps. I know they don't have the same underlying tech, but they're very similar in terms of gameplay (from what we've seen)
Hmm thanks for this. Must be a problem with my instance or something