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Nope. As an extra shot in the ass, it finished downloading shortly after midnight on Monday. Lol

Yeah if you're not into slice of life cinema, it's not for you. I think plenty was accomplished plot and character wise though and it even had a resolution. 

Someone said it was African Amercan Boyhood and i definitely see that. Only it didn't take 12 years to make or feel like it took 12 goddamn years to end like that movie. I enjoyed Moonlight, but I felt about Boyhood roughly how you feel about Moonlight. 

You seeing hacksaw ridge at home or a local theater playing it?

Yeah, Arrival as a movie is honestly my least favorite of these. In fact, I inadvertently listed these in order of my favorites from 5 to 1, with Manchester being my favorite.

I liked Arrival a lot actually, just not the first viewing. I should watch more foreign films.

I've never seen braveheart.

Yeah, I actually dig Oscar bait. Moonlight is a lot more agressively indie than Manchester (Moonlight is an art film, Manchester is more straightforward Oscar bait) but both good movies.

Typically, old technologies stick around in harmony with new. Hell, loads of directors still use film to shoot, so even just digital cameras haven't taken over yet. I wouldn't be worried about that part, but i do hope the theater experience remains.

I don't know if i consider Scott pilgrim a musical but i liked its style. Never read the comics it was based on. I like Nightmare before Christmas too.

I agree she looks the part and I'm still seeing it. But I can also 100% see why Asian people are upset. Speaking of white/Asian whatever movies, I know The Great Wall got bad reviews but since its from the director of hero i still want to see it. 

Apparently Matt Damon was cast to appeal to Americans and the movie was made in China as an attempt to capitalize on both markets simultaneously. But it completely backfired. Especially in China. Its interesting how big a role they play in how our movies get made now since their box office is often a target more than ours now.

Sweet. Maybe they'll pop up on ps now or ps store.

That's one XBO exclusive i actually want to try as well as the older ones. Are they all xbox exclusives? I've only ever had access to Sony and Nintendo consoles.

Lol DT said Sam Jackson was staring Kong down like he'd fight him. 

I'll be honest, I saw Zoolander on Netflix way after it came out and while friends LOVE it, I thought it was just ok. Same with Super Troopers.

I mean, I'd watch one with Japanese actors. And its true that Hollywood could stand to hire more non- white actors in general, not to mention for non- white roles. Just have an English speaking Asian actor who looks the paet. But Scarlett looks sexy as hell so oh well.

Yeah, Wachowskis were heavily influenced by the visual style while most of the plot is based in old philosophical concepts.

I look at trophy lists intently too, but if there are a bunch of ultra rare trophies that sound too hard i just don't do it. The only exception may end up being rise of tomb raider, but i dunno.

I'm still hunting them in Lego marvel superhero s but i actually like that games side quests. In fact my spring break mission is to hopefully platinum that one soon.

The only other game i could think of enjoying getting platinum in is until dawn. I would just want to see all the different scenarios.

I know what you mean about finding stuff naturally. I love seeing random trophies pop up for just competing things in the game.

My least favorite trophies by far are in fighting games. Too many online-only ones which sucks if there aren't people in the lobbies ( never are for me since i buy used) and a lot of them would be way too tedious or hard to get.

Is the Pre Sequel like a TellTale game? I may play that first. I think it came in my borderlands bundle.

I actually really liked the Peter Jackson Kong. The video game for that one was awesome as well. Snapping t rex jaws! I saw a double toasted review (they're hilarious; look them up on YouTube and subscribe dammit!) for the new one saying the action scenes were great but the characters were flat and there was too much time with the characters. They said John c Reilly made it more bearable though. Not much plot they said, which I'm fine with in a movie like that. I may still see it. They also said they showed most of the action in trailers though. 

I love that Deadpool gave you a taste of what the movie would be like without actually being part of the movie. I hate spoilers and I try to stay away from trailers lately cause there's always like five of them and by that point I've seen half the Damn movie.

I'm stoked for Ghost in the Shell. There's one I'd see in IMAX just for the gorgeous looking Tokyo shots. The trailers give you a real sense of scale and the city looks properly gigantic. I can see why people are upset by white main characters, but I think I read something about the original anime directors intention being having them be white? Or maybe my cognitive dissonance invented that story.