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After watching You Can See Everything I've got to say that this might be the best documentary I've ever watched.
I was kind of believing in her innocence before, but now I tend to believe that Elizabeth Holmes really try and create something good, but couldn't because the shareholders wanted faster results... #YouCanSeeEverything #elizabethholmes
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There are people who eat literal shit as a delicacy, so each to their own tastes I guess...
The DCU so far:
- Creature Commandos - Great
- Superman - Fantastic
- Peacemaker Season 2 - Great
- Supergirl - Bad
- Lanterns - Great
- Clayface - Good
Aside from one blip (Supergirl), I’d say we’re off to a pretty solid start with this new DCU.
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Why is Draconia a boy??? #DRACONIA
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I think all look good in their own way, I hope we will have get or create a full rewrite of the HP stories with Draconia
My personal favorite of the various continuing AI Malfoid video series is top left. It captures the feel of the films and seems right for like 14-16 year old Malfoid.
The others tend to make her look too…like she’s going to class in theatrical makeup for a Chinese action film.
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Hollywood has a tactic that they use with their deconstructive films. They release news that makes things look blatantly woke, then reveal that it wasn't so bad. Why do they do this? So that folks in their relief will ignore the rest of the deconstructive vandalism done to the story.
They did this will The Odyssey, when they let everyone think that Elliot Page would be Achilles. Then turns out that she is playing Sinon. Still bad, but not so bad. And the producers can now say, "Everyone who said the movie was deconstructive slop had to have been overstating the case, right?"
It was an effective tactic, even as The Odyssey turned out to have quite a number of malicious deconstructions that undermined those elements that still cause Homer to be relevant to Western cultural foundations.
And now, we're seeing the same thing play out with The Magician's Nephew. Turns out that they've digitally altered Meryl Streep's voice to sound like a man's. Now the producers can say, "See? All the concerns were just overblown patriarchal pharisees looking to ruin it for everybody. You can safely ignore them now, because see, we're not the cultural vandals they say we are."
Of course, digitally altering Streep's voice begs the question of why a woman to voice Aslan at all. Personally, I suspect that the decision to digitally alter her voice came later, after the backlash began. Regardless, her casting is hardly the only element that has emerged as undermining Lewis's Christian narrative and all that he intended the story to be. But those who so hunger for scraps from the table that steadfastly refuses to make them a proper meal will now find ways to give their money to those who continually starve them that they might willingly pay for this slop.
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Brooding again, Potter? If JK Rowling won't do this, we will do it ourselves in 1 year max.
#malfoy #malfoid #MalfoyGirl
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