GoodStirKnight

Hello Tacomans, this is a desperate attempt to follow-up on an inkling I had riding the bus today. I had a yellow bag and a forearm sleeve, you got on around UPS and had green-tinted, shoulder-length hair and a gorgeous smirk. You seemed to be head-banging pretty hard to your music. I'm probably a fool and hopeless romantic, but nothing ventured, nothing gained.

Well, the first two anyway. I play guitar, bass, and a little keyboard action. I may have an opening to play a venue in about a month or two. I will happily play the set by myself, but I'd much rather have banter and some good folk on stage beside me. Be good to yourselves!

I've been rewatching The Incredibles countless times this last week. I've been obsessing about the action sequences and the subtleties in the characters and environment. When I pause the movie and watch it frame-by-frame am I actually watching each frame the Animator has created, or has the format been edited for home release? Sorry if it an odd question, I've been studying animation recently.

Abrams has to have seen The Last Jedi by now, right? I wonder why 1) he's been so tight-lipped on praising Johnson's work and 2) why he wouldn't be hyping the shit out of TLJ and the Canon moving forward. How do you guys feel about Terri and Abrams working on the story together? I'm a little bummed JJ and Rian didn't collaborate IX. Sorry, if this isn't the sub for this but it's early and I had Star Wars on the brain.

What I loved most about the first Dishonored was how brilliantly macabre it was. Of course t was other things but I think about how barbaric and limbic the experience was for Corvo. After you escape into the sewers from Coleridge, yu have to use dead bodies as breadcrumbs to lead the rats away while you turn a crank. I ended up feeling conflicted. Desecrating corpses in order to progress my (Corvo's) story but I loved it. I loved diving deep into the slaughterhouse as Daud and (Billie) lurking through the bloodied spillways. I am fascinated by the ragdoll mechanics with the NPC's, how a guard collapses when a spring razor unfurls. The illusion is beautiful and seamless as is the storytelling