Watched Barfi. Films really looked better back then, man. Nowadays films are ruined with excessive CGI, bad blocking and unnecessary smoothening on the face. Even SRK, Aamir, Ranbir's acting level has fallen. Not to forget the vibrance is completely gone. Blandness galores.
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Watched Barfi. Films really looked better back then, man. Nowadays films are ruined with excessive CGI, bad blocking and unnecessary smoothening on the face. Even SRK, Aamir, Ranbir's acting level has fallen. Not to forget the vibrance is completely gone. Blandness galores.

And obviously it goes without saying, Ranbir was on a whole different level from 2009-13. Imagine having Wake Up Sid, Rocket Singh, Ajab Prem ki Gazab Kahani, within a span of 10 WEEKS! Followed it well with Rajneeti. Then he again he had Rockstar, Barfi, Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani back-to-back!

One of the best peaks for Indian actor this century. Right on par with 00's SRK, Aamir and Akshay. Too bad he's not THAT guy anymore.

u/ethanhunt555 — 5 days ago

I initially thought this was Odysseus. This is probably the first time I've seen a supporting character with very limited screen time being used as the poster boy.

u/ethanhunt555 — 3 months ago

Finally finished watching the show. From what I've heard, they've reached midway of its full run. 4-5 seasons to go. My question is they couldn't handle Thragg for 4 episodes, how are they gonna handle him for 4 more seasons, without a hell lot of "damage"?

He's probably the strongest "strongest character in the universe" I've seen in a certain media. Superman, Scarlet Witch, Jean Grey, etc all have some weakness or some way someone becomes as formidable as them. Here, I don't see Mark or Nolan become even half as strong as Thragg. He doesn't have any weakness. You can't beat him tactically because of his speed. Dude really is (title drop).

u/ethanhunt555 — 5 months ago

PRODUCTION RELATIONS & GLOBALISATION

4th Year Economics students that had their Production Relations & Globalisation (DSE) exam on 18th or 20th, could you please share the question paper

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u/ethanhunt555 — 5 months ago
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Finished watching Chernobyl (2019) last night and its scary how universally relevant it is 40 years later.

While it is critical of the Soviet propaganda machinery and oppression by the leaders, it exposes how common people are the ones who suffer the most and this can be said about any regime of any country on the planet. People in power, people with wealth are the least affected by tragedy. Then obviously, all this happened because >!somebody got an illegal license and they just wanted to conduct the test by hook or by crook.!< With the way things are going these days, such recklessness will cause another disaster someday again.

u/ethanhunt555 — 5 months ago

How to write answers in Pol Sci GE to secure max marks possible?

Im an Econ student. Took Fundamental Rights as my GE. How to write answers in that? In points or paragraphs? Have to follow the standard structure too, of intro, mind maps, criticism, conclusion, remarks, etc or is it diff for Pol Sci

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u/ethanhunt555 — 5 months ago
▲ 1.2k r/TMKOC

15 years of one of the most eye-pleasing moments in TMKOC history

u/ethanhunt555 — 5 months ago