Communities are for supporting one another. That sounds like a beautiful place for a beloved friend.
Mickey demands more flesh and bone until the ritual is complete.
Hollywood is doing the creative equivalent of mountaintop blasting. Nothing will be left of anyone's childhood except a blasted heath of slow piano covers of beloved theme songs.
It was the true Ghostbusters ethos of a bunch of SNL talent fucking around in a weird but kinda clever movie idea.
Plus they do this with sound already via foley techniques. Some visual art swaps out alternatives for real subjects, like using shaving cream instead of whipped cream since it won't melt under studio lighting. The demand for "authenticity" is from corporate ghouls with no imagination.
Nothing like a Murderers' Row of posters dunking as one. Truly a sight to behold.
I liked the character moments a lot. Yeah it's a weird, isolated story, but it's nice to have real-feeling characters instead of two-dimensional quip machines. Ian Flynn has proven over the years that he knows how to take this ridiculous franchise and make fans love these characters even more.
Can't wait for the Cranny and the Stankfish tour!
I'm sure employees who currently work there are very fulfilled and satisfied.
It's a conspiracy by Captain Nemo and his silly little submarine.
Others will have more nuanced and insightful opinions, but I will say that MGS 1, 2, and 3 are must-plays and should be played in release order. It preserves the impact of each narrative as originally intended, which in a series like this is very important. MGS 2 is a masterpiece, but MGS 3 is one of my personal favorite games for the setting, story, bosses, gameplay, and absolute banger of a theme song.
MGS 4 is fine of you want to see the continuation of Solid Snake's story, but it gets more bloated than the previous games and didn't satisfy as well IMO.
I don't have as much experience with the series after that outside of Peace Walker, but be prepared for some big changes in terms of narrative and gameplay if you decide to keep going.
I blame Uncle from Jackie Chan Adventures for teaching me "Aiya!" and my usage had only gotten more frequent.
Boneless wings will now be just "wings" and typical wings will now be known as "extra boney".
Well her broken heart and the broken bell should have a lot in common to talk about then.
