▲ 49 r/bleach
Greek composer Yanni is giving major Yuha vibes.
But you know, more chill.
u/Evillebot — 3 days ago
▲ 9 r/movies
Lesser known adaptation of the Homeric Epic, Ulysses 31
A French-Japanese animated sci-fi show of the ancient Greek mythical epic. An 80s production with an insane OST. A futuristic retelling of Homer's Odyssey that retains much of the dread of going against the Gods. The story starts with the typical episode of Zeus getting mad because of the Cyclops debacle, and erases the way back home from the ship's AI. From there every episode gets more and more unhinged.
It's an absolute masterpiece.
- get a taste from the intro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zu_VM_yr94
- also a brief analysis i just found:
u/Evillebot — 3 months ago
▲ 61 r/PlayStation_X
Flashback to a different time. 2013.
Jack Tretton was part of the old guard.
u/Evillebot — 3 months ago
The end of physical games marks the death of PlayStation for me.
It's been fun guys.
u/Evillebot — 4 months ago
▲ 0 r/PlayStation_X
[Controversial] If Housemarque wants AAA price tags they have to give us appealing characters and stories.
And before you guys start yapping this is not about identity politics. The characters of their last two games are bland as fuck and their stories are third rate soap drama bullshit. Yes not everything needs to have the appeal of a gacha gooner game but i need something more if im going to pay day one AAA prices.
edit. for those who don't agree, please do tell why you think these games severely underperformed.
u/Evillebot — 5 months ago
Suddenly Lenovo Idea pad is loosing Wifi when on battery.
and yes, on Power Settings, the wireless adapter setting, is set on maximum performance. what could be limiting my Wifi adapter on batter?
u/Evillebot — 5 months ago
▲ 929 r/movies
Big Guy Ritchie fan here.
The tone of Man from Uncle was just so good. The "too good for school" bravado of the main characters made sense. Because the world was believable. It was gritty, so the silliness worked. It was all about the balance. Whereas, Ministry of warfare was just an unbearably light hearted comedy that did a disservice to the very premise of the story. Nothing felt dangerous. I really liked Henry Cavill in both but in Ministry, the entire movie was comic book heroes being super amazing to their own detriment. One of Ritchie's middest movies.
u/Evillebot — 6 months ago