That moment where a goofy cartoon about a science girl and her pet dinosaur packs a lot of emotion in only 60 seconds.
It took the Avengers going all out to beat him. He was able to exert hundreds times of gravity, and he also did the opposite by removing the gravity which sent Iron Man into space in seconds.
Most OPM heroes would be dead on the spot if he just decided to send them all to space. Dude was an insane powerhouse.
And yes, I made a super, super short snip just so I could say hi to everyone here, lol. But anyway, on a more serious note...
Just wanted to introduce myself here and to this subreddit, especially because I've been dealing with floaters as of recently and thought I'd seek out a subreddit. I don't really know where I'm going to go with this, I guess I'll just talk about my frustrations a bit.
It's been about 6 months since I first started seeing floaters in both of my eyes. Some days its downright infuriating, but I guess I just also never realized how much it can impact a person's well being. It's crazy how something so small, microscopic and painless can affect a person so much.
The worst is a fish-hook looking floater in my left eye that drives me insane.
But I think its also the feeling of isolation combined with the 24/7 presence. Knowing that only I can see these things inside of me and my mom or friends just act like I'm crazy. I don't know if I have an end goal on how to manage this, but I'm trying to "get used to it" like my eye doctor recommended. I hate the idea of this being permanent, but I will see if it fades or settles eventually. I hate this so much.
I usually see Brightburn called the weakest Superman variant who would probably lose to Homelander like its a fact. Not really here, just other powerscaling forums.
Is it because Brightburn only killed weak humans and we never see his upper limits, while Homelander has better on screen feats like tanking a chemical plant explosion? And he talked about being tortured in an oven as a kid for hours and it never melted his skin.
Maybe so, but we still don't have a gauge on where Brandon actually scales.
Maybe it's just my Homelander bias. Because I have no issue the idea that Brightburn would have trouble with characters like Stormfront. But I hate the idea of him losing to Homelander.
The dream sequence in Prince of Egypt is some fantastic visual storytelling. Especially the way the animators actually went out of their way to completely shift the art style into hieroglyphics.
It does two things. Having it in hieroglyphics tells a story by showing Moses' realization that his life is a lie and how the Hebrew babies were slaughtered.
But I think having the dream in wall paintings also shows just how trippy and surreal the dreamscape can be. Very unsettling.
I don't know where Bayonetta really scales, but how would she do against Saiyan Saga Vegeta?
Fight takes place on a distant planet
They start 20 ft apart
Round 1: No great ape form for Vegeta
Round 2: Great ape form
Do I even need to say anything?
Some people seriously think MCU Cap is on par with Thanos (who beat the breaks off Hulk) because of this.
Shan Yu from Mulan surviving getting buried by an avalanche is crazy. It barely phased him and it just pissed him off more.
What in the actual cursed fruit loop cereal is this?
Lol, that escalated real quickly.
Happy Feet.
Imagine watching that cute teaser trailer that showed the baby penguin dancing to a Stevie Wonder song, and you think it'll be a cute little kids movie.
But then you watch the actual movie and you get this animal captivity fever dream, lol. I remember being like...what the hell is this??
That's an issue with a lot of media related subs, but it's especially annoying on the movies subreddit.
A lot of posts there, are someone sharing their opinion on a film (whether they thought it was good or bad) and people in the comments treating it like a personal attack and roasting the topic poster.
You can't even have an opinion that deviates from the hivemind without getting told you're wrong, that you have bad taste in movies, that you're an idiot who doesn't understand cinema, and that you lack (cue the annoying buzzword) "media literacy". Media literacy has to be the most annoying buzzword I've ever seen on the Internet. People use it as the ultimate "gotcha" to shut down any discussion.
Someone in the comments once said something like - "Well maybe the topic posters wouldn't get roasted if they were way more detailed in their points of what they liked or disliked about the movie".
No one should feel obligated to write a detailed essay about every aspect of why they liked/disliked a movie, especially if it's just so they won't get roasted. The only people actually 100% obligated to write detailed essays about why they liked or disliked a movie are film critics, because it's their actual job.
And even then, I'm pretty sure posts on the movies subreddit would still have their opinion shut down no matter how nuanced and detailed their like or dislike of the movie was. People will nitpick anything to hell and back.
That subreddit is so smug and condescending.
And yes, this is a real movie. I don't know whether to laugh or be terrified.
So I guess this is where the movie's whole budget went, lol.
But seriously, everyone else in the movie looks just kind of whatever. But then you have this guy who looks like he belongs in a different (and much better) movie. And besides, you can't go wrong with a character who's voiced by the late and great James Earl Jones
This is Superman from the show Superman and Lois.
I say no sun dipping, because someone's going to bring up that feat in the Season 2 finale where he punched away two universes. That was when he dipped into the sun and not when he was in base.
In base, he's still insanely fast at least. He can travel up to 8 times the speed of light. But it's hard to say where he scales otherwise. John Henry said that in his own timeline, he saw Superman go rogue and destroy an entire city in seven minutes. I wonder how much damage Thragg could do in that amount of time if he was going all out.
It's too bad Capcom never ported this version in their Megaman collection games. I guess maybe they don't have the source code or using the PS1 version is way easier to emulate. But it can't be that hard since my lousy PC was able to run a Saturn emulator just fine.
Anyway, has anyone here played the Saturn version of MM8? I've always been mixed about 8 (jump jump, slide slide). But I recently played this version and really enjoyed it despite feeling lukewarm about the PS1 version. It just feels more polished.
It's not a complete overhaul from the PS1 version, but even the small changes are noticeable. It looks better, there are boss fights against Cuts Man and Woods Man, and the music is tweaked as well. Tengu Man's stage theme is completely different, and I noticed the Wily phase 2 music sounds a lot more eerie.
Two come to mind for me. One is from Bojack Horseman, while the other is from Andor.
Bojack Horseman flat out saying that a single act of kindness from a stranger was more kindness than his own mother EVER showed him in his entire life. That's beyond messed up.
Also, my second example is less about the direct dialogue I guess and more about what the audience knows. Bix from Andor saying "I'll come find you" in regards to leaving Cassian so he can finish his important mission. Especially because we obviously know something she doesn't - That he's never coming back and he's going to die.
He's able to throw hands with the Hulk. And he took on Iron Man, Endgame Thor and Captain America at the same time.
He's also durable as hell. Some of the lower level OPM heroes probably wouldn't be able to hurt him at all. It would be like hitting a steel wall.
Recently I had been doing a playthrough of the whole DKC trilogy. I finished the first game, I then 100% DKC2 and I loved it. And I started the third game not too long ago. I'm only in world 2 so far and I do plan to get 100%
Just some brief thoughts and a quick clip that I put together of my bonus stage fails, lol. But anyway, even before playing DKC3, I actually heard from people that it was the weakest of the trilogy.
I do prefer 2 so far, although I don't think DKC3 is bad, though. I'm still very early in the game anyway so I'll need to play more to get a better idea of how I feel about it.
For those who don't remember, Mr. Meaty was a puppet show on Nickelodeon about two slackers working at a fast food joint.
I never watched much of it, but I do remember flipping through channels when it first came out and being like "...the fuck is this??", lol.
Even if it's not actually horror, everything about that show was gross and pretty disturbing. Especially the puppet designs. Just look at this shit.
Does anyone have the misfortune of remembering this deranged show? Just imagine what the show would've been like on Adult Swim. The gloves would've come off completely.
