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As in, grifters who stopped talking about how politics ruin films. Are there any examples?

The current standings are:

Darth Vader - Chaos Undivided

Bo-Katan Kryze - Khorne

Grand Admiral Thrawn - Tzeentch

The thing is, I can't come up with a Star Wars character to become a champion of Nurgle or Slaanesh. Any ideas?

I know the whole point of David Lynch's films is that they are meant to be vague and out there, but at the same time, this was just a thought that came into my head whilst rewatching some clips:

-The whole world design is sickly: From the grey sky to the tattered and ruined buildings, the world of this film is ramshackle, almost as if some kind of war has happened

-There's a framed photo of a nuclear mushroom cloud in Henry's apartment

-Spike, the baby himself is extremely mutated and deformed, perhaps as a result of a nuclear war?

-Even before becoming a parent, Henry is in a terrible state of mind, never smiling or showing emotion other than fear. Perhaps this a result of some ptsd caused by a war

Thoughts?

I'll go first. In "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple", the next person who will find The Bone Temple will think it was a monument to Satan due to the fact that there's a big 'ol upside down cross with a maimed corpse. This will fly in the face of Dr Kelson's intent of making the temple a celebration of life.

Even aside from the blatant Zionism and racism, I think this is genuinely one of the worst films ever made: it has bad writing, bad cinematography and some of the worst acting I have ever seen. (Jonathan Majors sounds as flat as a pancake) As well, there is a bunch of behind the scenes issues such as with the staff not getting paid properly and threatening to unionise. With the amount of money spent on this, and unlikely returns due to low viewership, do you think this film's going to cause the Daily Wire to collapse?

I've been sitting on this idea for a while now, but here goes: In an alternate world, superheroes were all the rage in the 2010s. They saved the world on multiple occasions, they stopped wars, they saved average people. But in 2020, Federal Prosecutor and conservative commentator Ben Wood is elected US president, and he proceeds to illegalise superheroes, hunting down many and killing more. The film starts in 2026, with washed up retired hero Steve Hawthorne, formerly known as Supersonic, now a simple music professor at UOI in Champaign Urbana. One day, a close friend and other former hero, Mind Maestro randomly appears at his door, and Steve is embroiled into a conspiracy that could shake the world to its very core. He teams up with various other heroes to stop President Ben Wood.

Is it bad I came up with an idea for a sequel already?

Basically just the title. Are there any books or articles about them?

A lot of people say that the Little Big Planet series is frutiger metro, but a lot of people say that it isn't. I personally associate the series with the aesthetic, but what do you think? Is it Metro?

So whilst I was browsing the comment section of a MoviesWithMark (A channel I recommend to everyone, he's very good) about AI slop actress Tilly Norwood, I saw a comment with a really cool concept for a horror film. The idea is that the main killer of the film is an AI actress who is forced into situations that no human actress would consent to. She then goes on a killing spree to her creators and the AI Bros that are using her

I was thinking either the Paladin or the Warden. I don't just want guns, I also would like some melee capabilities, like a thunderstike gauntlet or chainsword.

I know the first part of EoW starts like this, with the King being replaced by Null. But I'm talking about if a game featured the King / Queen as the villain all the way through. Perhaps as a re-incarnation of Demise's curse.

I'd really like to get into knights (currently a Salamanders player), but I really dislike a lot of the pre-made imperial knight paint schemes. So I've decided that when/if I get into knights, I'd want to create my own knight house. But instead of taking inspiration from European cultures, I'm going to take inspiration from Native American culture.

There's a tribe called the Tlingit from Alaska, who have some really cool history. Their warriors wore these suits of armour with intricate designs emblazoned upon them. They wielded weapons like muskets, jade pickaxes, and clubs made from wood/bone. Because of their history of fighting Russians and other colonisers, I would really like to respectfully incorporate some elements of their culture into my imperial knights.

That's just me, but I'd really like some more input for this idea.

So yeah, as the title says, I once jokingly came up with ideas for a sixth baby geniuses movie that would be a complete departure from the others. Kurtis' trilogy of videos reviewing these god-awful films are my favourite videos of his, and at one point I began to entertain the idea of a super serious tonal departure from the franchise set in a cyberpunk universe. Then, more and more ideas came to me, and so now I want to get down some of my ideas. I originally posted this on r/kurtisconner, but now I'm kinda proud of it and want to get it out there to more people.

Premise / World:

Set in an alternate 2026, Baby Geniuses 6 is set after a thermonuclear war between the United States, North Korea, China and Russia, causing significant damage to both societies. In this universe, Big Baby, now a young entrepreneur, began a corporation to clone humans on mass to fill gaps left in society by the war. However, he discovers the intelligence within all babies, acquires the remains of BabyCo from the first movie, and begins work on the nurseries, massive data centres that run on the brain power of vat grown infants and which consume a large amount of resources. He also releases the cherub line of babies, a smaller scale version of the nurseries that only contain one vat grown infant as a personal assistant to different people.

Our main protagonist is Carmen Zuniga, an engineer from Mexico that works in the largest of the Data Centres in Belfast, Ireland. One day, her coworker, Maguire, is found dead. She soon becomes a suspect in the murder investigation of MI6 agent Kylie Bobbins, an investigation that has the potential to upend the social hierarchy of what remains of the world.

Inspirations:

The Frutiger Aero / Metro aesthetics that were prominent in the 2000s and early 2010s

Eraserhead (1977) Directed by David Lynch

Blade Runner 2049 (2017) Directed by Denis Villeneuve

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Story (2022) Directed by Rian Johnson

Eddington (2025) Directed by Ari Aster

So yeah. I feel like this movie would never get made, but if I ever was able to, then I'd cast Kurtis Conner for a role. Thanks for taking the time to listen to my shitpost.

As in, the town seems nice on the surface, yet has several darker elements and is sat atop another realm, (For Gumball, this is the void and for TP it's the lodges). Also both towns are populated by weirdos

So yeah, as the title says, I once jokingly came up with ideas for a sixth baby geniuses movie that would be a complete departure from the others. Kurtis' trilogy of videos reviewing these god-awful films are my favourite videos of his, and at one point I began to entertain the idea of a super serious tonal departure from the franchise set in a cyberpunk universe. Then, more and more ideas came to me, and so now I want to get down some of my ideas. And who else to share them with but the community of the man who introduced me to this amazing series?

Premise / World:

Set in an alternate 2026, Baby Geniuses 6 is set after a thermonuclear war between the United States, North Korea, China and Russia, causing significant damage to both societies. In this universe, Big Baby, now a young entrepreneur, began a corporation to clone humans on mass to fill gaps left in society by the war. However, he discovers the intelligence within all babies, acquires the remains of BabyCo from the first movie, and begins work on the nurseries, massive data centres that run on the brain power of vat grown infants and which consume a large amount of resources. He also releases the cherub line of babies, a smaller scale version of the nurseries that only contain one vat grown infant as a personal assistant to different people.

Our main protagonist is Carmen Zuniga, an engineer from Mexico that works in the largest of the Data Centres in Belfast, Ireland. She sends money back to her family in the New Mexican Republic. One day, her coworker, Maguire, is found dead. She soon becomes a suspect in the murder investigation of MI6 agent Kylie Bobbins, an investigation that has the potential to upend the social hierarchy of what remains of the world.

Inspirations:

The Frutiger Aero / Metro aesthetics that were prominent in the 2000s and early 2010s

Eraserhead (1977) Directed by David Lynch

Blade Runner 2049 (2017) Directed by Denis Villeneuve

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Story (2022) Directed by Rian Johnson

Eddington (2025) Directed by Ari Aster

So yeah. I feel like this movie would never get made, but if I ever was able to, then I'd cast Kurtis Conner for a role. Thanks for taking the time to listen to my shitpost.

I've been reading The Fall of Cadia as of late, and whenever I read a chapter or passage featuring Abaddon, I always imagine his voice as sounding like Agent 47. Am I weird for thinking that he'd be great casting for Abaddon, either in live action or animation?

I've been writing a little fanfiction in the style of World War Z by Max Brooks, and so far the main chaos villains are:

Darth Vader: Daemon Prince of Slaanesh

Bo Catan: Daemon Princess of Nurgle

Grand Admiral Thrawn: Daemon Prince of Tzeentch

I'm really finding it hard to pick a character who would fall to Khorne; any ideas?