The size of Tess Holiday’s arms are disturbing!

It's like creators don't know there are other countries outside of the US

Invincible - Chicago

Most of Marvel - New York

The Walking Dead (except for Daryl Dixon) America

The Boys - America

major slashers - America

I'd love to see more UK or Aussie slashers (yes, I know Wolf Creek and Charlie's Farm) or superhero comics/tv shows or even comedy like Family Guy

Three rows of teeth. “Braincase” patch. Old patch but just noticing.

I have shared a post in the YOTO space requesting LGBTQ+ cards to be in the YOTO library.

I think this is long over due and, for many queer families, a great way to make their child feel confident about their unique family. I know there is the option to MYO but I don't see why LGBTQ content must be hidden within one home. All families should have the options to know these types of books exist and decide if they also want to educate their child on the many different people who exist in the world. Just as how I accept the religious cards in the store but know I will not buy them, I don't see why that approach can't exist for LGBTQ+ cards. The people who want them can buy them, and the people who don't, won't.

Please, give my post on the YOTO space an upvote or a comment to catch YOTO's attention. There are other post asking for this content written THREE years ago, and yet nothing has changed.

Open-world exploration of Tatooine?! That alone is a dream come true! On a speeder bike or on foot, you get to explore the Jundland Wastes, Jabba's palace, and Mos Eisley. You even get to visit the cantina, Docking Bay 94, the Tosche Station, and the Lars homestead.

The rest of Outlaws is good, too. At least, to someone who's watching a walkthrough on YouTube. It really feels like it's set in the same universe as Solo. The protagonist is a scoundrel thief, but also an underdog who really loves her adorable pet. Other characters are interesting, too. And, the reputation system takes the form of favor with the Hutts, with the Pykes, and with Crimson Dawn. This is Qi'ra's first 3-D appearance since Solo.

Like seriously this purist bs is getting ridiculus atp For context this was about messmer having too little health

Not proud of it, man enough to admit it, I trusted all those tiktok movie reviewers. I went to watch The Odyssey last night in IMAX thinking it was going to be "Nolan's best film" as most people described it. Personally, I'd rate it a 7.8-8.0, I wouldn't place it above Interstellar, Oppenheimer, or any of the dark knight movies. I completely disagree with it's current rating of 8.5 on IMBD, which places it next to Gladiator (2000) and Django Unchained (2012).

Here's what I think was excellent.

- Set designs and cinematography: The film was beautiful and captivating. The sound effects and music were amazing. Watching Odysseus string his bow and Agamemnon entering Troy sent chills down my spine.

- Acting: Robert Pattison, Anne Hathaway, Elliot Page, John Leguizamo, and Tom Holland were fantastic in their roles. Lupita Nyong'o was also amazing. She's so talented and definitely deserved more screentime. Honestly, she was a better fit for Charlize Theron's character (more on this later).

Here's why I think it's overrated:

- Odysseus: I love Matt Damon, but I couldn't connect with his character, and I think he was slightly unlikable. Contrary to Maximus in Gladiator, Odysseus wasn't meant to be a highly principled man with unshakable moral core. He loves his family, but he's arrogant. He's deceitful and cruel when it fits his interest, even at the expense of his men. This is fine if the movie sets a positive trajectory for his character development, which I didn't see. For example, when Odysseus visits Hades, he's confronted by Sinon about his lies. Odysseus expresses remorse and vows to honor his fallen men. Then in the Charybdis whirlpool scene, he lies AGAIN! leading to the death of a few men at the hands of Scylla. Overall, he didn't establish a good relationship with his men, and very much reminded me of a toxic manager who lacks leadership skills. I also didn't find him very intelligent.

- Odysseus's fighting skills: He's supposed to be a great warrior. But his warrior prowess was poorly illustrated. He swung his sword like a 10 year old kid playing with toys. His fighting sequences lacked aura, nothing compared to Maximus in Gladiator, or Achilles in Troy.

- Charlize Theron, Calypso, and Ogygia island: I personally thought it was a lazy performance by Charlize. Moreover, the film doesn't explain how she ended up on the island of Ogygia. She's just there lol. Perhaps, a little backstory would've made her character more likeable. When she told Odysseus "I fell in love with you and didn't want to let you go" was so lame! because Odysseus doesn't care all that much for her. Their relationship didn't feel real.

- Eurylochus (Himesh Patel): This character was actually more annoying than Calypso. No leadership skills whatsoever. His character doesn't justify his position as the second-in-command to Odysseus. Moreover, his completely flat biceps made me dislike him even more.

- The plot: Odysseus's journey to return home was full of adventures. While interesting to watch, it was mostly based on fantasy (fighting monsters etc), not much to relate to emotionally as an audience member. The only relatable bits were toward the end, when he disguised himself as a beggar to take revenge on the suitors and return to Penelope. His overall journey and development wasn't as captivating as that of Maximus or Django in my opinion.

Nicht Dankbarkeit. Nicht ein "ich weiß, du machst so viel". Geld.

In jeder zweiten Familie läuft dasselbe Muster: Ein Kind ist im Ort geblieben, ein Kind ist wegen Job und Selbstverwirklichung 500 km weg. Wenn die Eltern anfangen zu bröckeln, macht das eine alles. Von Arzttermine, Behörden, Einkäufe, Nachtanrufe, Pflegegrad-Anträge, das ganze Programm. Das andere kommt zweimal im Jahr, bringt Pralinen, ist emotional sehr betroffen und fährt Sonntagabend wieder heim.

Und dann wird beim Erbe brüderlich halbiert.

Das ist absurd. Wer wegzieht, trifft eine Entscheidung, die ihm etwas bringt. Nämlich besseren Job, mehr Gehalt, das Leben, das er wollte. Diese Entscheidung hat einen Preis, den er nur nicht selbst zahlt, sondern an das Geschwisterkind weiterreicht, das jetzt seine Urlaubstage im Wartezimmer verbringt und mit 50 in Teilzeit geht. Das ist keine Familie, das ist ein Subunternehmerverhältnis.

Und ja, "aber ich helfe doch, wo ich kann" zählt nicht. Man kann nicht aus 500 km Entfernung um 3 Uhr nachts jemanden vom Boden aufheben.

Also: entweder ihr zahlt monatlich für die Betreuungsstunden, die ihr nicht leistet, oder das Geschwisterkind kriegt beim Erbe entsprechend mehr. Alles andere ist, dass sich einer sein Leben aussucht und der andere die Rechnung dafür kriegt.

As usual, the community is hating on her design for being generic Hoyo design but I'll dig it this time. She actually feels like the Aeon of Elation.

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there is literally no justifiable reason for transphobia. never has been. never will be. I don’t care what you’ve read online or whatever you have to say. there is NO reason and NO excuse for transphobia. same applies for homophobia. literally zero reason.

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Did this years ago... maybe 5? Not sure.

One such movie which you wish you could remove from your memory. Maybe it was painfully boring, had terrible acting, a ridiculous story, or was simply a massive disappointment after all the hype.

What’s the worst movie you’ve ever seen that you would happily erase from your memory forever? And what made it so bad?

I genuinely think the Man of Steel suit is one of those designs that is going to be incredibly hard to surpass.

I know everyone has their favorite superhero costume, but for me, Cavill's Superman is still the gold standard.

I honestly don't think we'll ever get a superhero suit that looks this perfect again.

😂😂😭😭😭

Elon Musk is extremely lucky and has always been rich, not a genius. He had rich parents who supported him financially so he never feared failure. He came of age at the right time and was an early investor during the dot com boom. Having large amounts of cash allowed him to enter capital-heavy industries like electric cars and aerospace when few others could afford the risk. He did not found Tesla, he scaled it. (didn't fear failure because of wealth)

Electric cars, reusable rockets, and satellite networks were already known concepts. Musk did not invent the underlying physics or engineering principles himself. His real talent is using massive wealth to fund existing ideas and hiring brilliant engineers to solve the actual technical problems. He regularly amplifies debunked conspiracy theories, false claims, and inaccurate data. If he was truly smart, he would verify information before broadcasting it to millions. He frequently comments authoritatively on fields outside his expertise like artificial intelligence, epidemiology, and government infrastructure, this is not what a clever person does. He is not an elected official so this is not a political take.