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They commented on a(one of the 2) post in my account. Sounded very much like a scammer trying to blackmail a user rather than a company.

Full disclosure, my account didn't renew its monthly payment for a "Cadet" membership for some reason. I didn't click on the link because like I said, it looked very much like a phishing link. Only after going through the website again did I see that the payment wasn't done and I had to manually renew it for this month.

But seriously is this legit?

1. Elliot Page was a good cast in it. I just read that some folks still have problems with that casting even when the character isn’t Achilles.

2. I didn’t care for the Scylla. I was excited for it before the movie but was slightly disappointed. I always imagined the Scilla to have something like the skin texture of Davy Jones’ from Pirates of the Caribbean. The tentacles etc.

3. Circe and her story was so good! The way she sculpted them.

4. The Cyclops horror was my favourite. It genuinely made me uncomfortable on my seat. I just realised he took inspiration from painting of Saturn eating his kids for the Cyclops.

5. Athena’s visits felt unnecessary to the story until the very end.

6. I didn’t like the casting choice for Agamemnon. The armour was purely to establish screen presence but the moment he started speaking Bennie Safdie’s voice wasn’t the best. It felt soft. Agamemnon was supposed to be this powerful king and the voice that came out felt more like someone speaking on a podcast. Even when the helmet removed they should have cast someone who looks older than Menelaus. Not someone who looks like his baby brother.

7. Robert Pattinson was on fire! Most Perfect casting imo.

8. Dialogues continue to be Nolan’s Achilles heel. There were moments when it took me out of the movie immersion that even the imax screen couldn’t stop.

9. I actually like how Troy and all Bronze Age cities were portrayed here. Not epic like in the movie Troy did but still urban settlements with Bronze Age limitations.

10. Costumes looked out of place though.

These are just my opinions.

Hi I'm a long time Nikon user and do a bit of film photography as well and I'm planning on getting either the X100VI or the XE5. I know on paper they're essentially the same camera but I would like to know if there are any specific user experiences that separates one from the other. I'll only be getting one lens for the XE5 (If I'm getting the XE5 so lens interchangeability doesn't really bother me for the foreseeable future)
I would like to know if the inbuilt ND Filter is regularly used and if the weather sealing actually matters for someone who's travelling with a family and planning on taking it for family vacations at the beach or any other nuances that I may have overlooked that's not actively talked about by YouTubers.