I made a video talking about the new Naked Gun movie. It's currently available for channel members and on Patreon/Subscribestar and will go public on Thursday.
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I made a video talking about the new Naked Gun movie. It's currently available for channel members and on Patreon/Subscribestar and will go public on Thursday.
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Streaming's really convenient and all, and I really do appreciate it. Some of my all time favorite movies or shows I discovered thanks to streaming, whether they were new movies/shows that were created for a specific platform, or an older piece of media I had somehow missed. But.
I miss when everyone in the family would gather around to watch the same show at the same time.
I miss when there was a good amount of really good shows on cable that most everyone around the country would watch together.
I miss when people could reasonably keep up with the shows their friends and family would recommend.
I miss when people didn't have to worry about spoilers as much because everyone would watch the new episode at the same time.
I miss when a "big episode" or a holiday special would be announced and everyone would anticipate it.
I miss when filmmakers would make more films (and specifically holiday films) aimed at the whole family, and not just hyper-specific target demographics, because it was assumed that the whole family would watch them together on the big screen, and later watch it together at home on the small screen.
I miss the sense of (offline) community surrounding film and television.
In a similar vein, I miss when a good movie that did poor in the box office would get redeemed by dvd sales.
I miss anticipating the release of a dvd or blu-ray of a new movie, or the release of a special-edition dvd or blu-ray of a classic, because that was the only way to watch it at home aside from catching it on tv occasionally. I miss the art of the dvd menu and spending hours watching all the bonus features, and playing mini-games if the dvd featured some.
I miss how common it was for tv shows to also be released as dvd sets. I miss when people didn't have to worry about a favorite, obscure, streaming-only-show being wiped off the face of the earth because it wasn't successful enough.
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So to you whats the difference between realistic and grounded in terms of rpgs and fictional worlds? Ive only ever hesrd them used as synonyms
grounded: serious thought is given to how the evil wizard's army is managing the logistics of feeding a dragon, even if that doesn't come up directly on the page
realistic: dragons cant fly because of the square cube law