Hot take:
This is a pro us military story about intervention to help a native population against the monsters who are going to wipe them out without our help.
IE: we are officially living in Starship troopers.
Are you doing your part?
Hot take:
This is a pro us military story about intervention to help a native population against the monsters who are going to wipe them out without our help.
IE: we are officially living in Starship troopers.
Are you doing your part?
I'm genuinely curious what their argument is regarding why they had to do it this way.
Like obviously the real answer is: "Can't afford all those cgi monsters without that sweet us military propoganda money."
But I assume that's still gauche to say out loud....
Some day we'll get a major Hollywood film where the first scene is the main character getting hit by a truck and dying, but not today.
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Thank you for reminding me of my monthly re-listen to 'Smile Bomb.'
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Yearning for the dulcet tones of dub Kuwabara's "You're-a-meshi"
E: discussion just brought up some self-suppressed memories of early bi feelings toward Kurama, now idk how to feel other than a bit sad and nostalgic
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Hey, Mortal Kombat was good! Twenty-five years ago...
Nowadays it seems like Anderson's directing career exists solely to keep his wife's acting career afloat. Not that I don't respect the hustle.
wait... love of imperialism is on the rise in my age bracket? :horror: noooooooo
we were the chosen ones, we were supposed to destroy the imperials not join them!
I mean, I can buy the idea that a concept of badass US soldiers fighting fantasy monsters is more palatable to a lot of Americans than just a weird fantasy universe they've never heard about.