Tyrphanax

TV’s Frink said:

Passage Elf

It’s like a Pleasure Elf.

Shit like that will still manifest in relationships and family life, though.

Just think about it! All I’m sayin!

I mean the price is like 14-30 bucks.

But yeah. Get into some management techniques again. Write music or get into martial arts. Shit’s good.

Bingowings said:

Department/Division of Motor Vehicles?

Aye.

It’s like Purgatory Simulator a lot of the time.

This is a great topic.

Or maybe it’s a terrible one.

I don’t know what to think anymore.

moviefreakedmind said:

TV’s Frink said:

moviefreakedmind said:

ray_afraid said:
And you still get so upset at inanimate objects that you resort to smashing them?

It doesn’t take much to make me extremely angry.

Don’t put that on your online dating profle…

Come to think of it, do put it on your online dating profile.

I don’t do online dating. But it’s not something I bring up on first dates.

You honestly should look into managing it in some way. It’s not a healthy thing man.

I’m sorry man.

My dad has skin cancer as well, and has had it ever since I can remember. It doesn’t seem like fun to have to get carved up (though they mostly freeze it off now, I believe) regularly.

Hang in there. Keep on fighting.

Lord Haseo said:

What does anime have to do with anything?

I ask myself that every day.

People act like not casting Donald Glover for Spider-Man is like spitting in the face of the fans, but Miles Morales is like 16 years old and Donald is in his 30s.

Either way, I’m really happy to see him in the universe in some capacity. He’s cool and I like him.

CHEWBAKAspelledwrong said:

Never watched Rebels. Just youtubed Vader in Rebels. Kind of pathetic that they did a better job invoking 1977 Vader than ROTS. Red lenses, widow’s peak, proper robes, etc.

I agree it would’ve been better to take a completely different direction in Sith, but given that they tried to make him look the same, it shouldn’t’ve been hard.

EDIT: I also dig the yellow-green lightsaber flashes al a SW.

Yeah, they’ve undergone a lot of effort to make Rebels feel like Star Wars crossed with Realph McQuarrie concepts. It’s a great show for OT fans.

56-59

Tyrannosaur.

The reveal is honestly a bit anticlimatic here, I feel like the goat bit in the movie really adds to it, as does the slower buildup. Regis is also a bit anticlimatic in the draft, the book was much more interesting. It’s interesting to see Crichton continually referring to the Rex as “he”, as well.

Malcolm visits the restroom. Tim climbs a tree.

The Hammond scene is a bit silly. I prefer his talks with Wu in the bungalow (which is a word that will forever instantly bring up memories of the book).

Arnold and Wu realize the gravity of the situation.

Shin splints are a bitch.

darth_ender said:

Tyrphanax said:

40-43

Nedry’s Delimma, the Anne B, a no-show Rex, and we move on towards the stegosaurus as the storm builds.

Looks like the sick animal will be a stego again, like the book, considering we passed the triceratops already. I’m wondering if Harding has become Muldoon this time?

I also realized that we had no scene establishing Nedry’s relationship with BioSyn in this draft, unlike both the book and the film. Crazy! I see how it makes sense to preserve the reveal, but I prefer knowing about it. There’s something about Jurassic Park where you understand how Malcolm’s Chaos Theory predicts the collapse of the park (and a lot of this is delivered on the pages as you see the iterations become more complex).

Read the book for the fifth time last summer (the first time since high school though), so it’s still pretty fresh in my head. As I recall, the BioSyn scene never actually states that Dodgson is meeting with Nedry. He’s just meeting with an unnamed man. Crichton may have described his physique, but we never surely make the connection till he implements his plans. Since Crichton wrote the first draft of the screenplay, I’m sure he was still trying to keep this reveal as best as one can in the film medium. I agree though, the final film version is better. It’s still a bit of a surprise in the movie when Hammond asks if Nedry had butterfingers and the same guy who met with Dodgson turns around in the swivel chair. Better reveal for a movie.

Yeah I think you’re right about the book.

Uploading the next batch now!

I’m pretty sure it’ll be the traditional Zelda dialogue, which is how I feel it should be.

Just the exception of the guiding voice, which isn’t too far off of Navi (you’ll remember she says “Hey” “Listen” “Watch Out” and a few other lines, so “voice acting” in this capacity isn’t totally new to the game).

Look at this upstanding new poster, using an old thread instead of creating an extraneous new one.

Good luck on finding out if those films can or not.

Sadly, it was very smooth.

Ubisoft was weird as usual, but nothing incredible.

Smithers said:

suspiciouscoffee said:

Speaking of Zelda, the next game has been shown at E3 and it looks amazing.

Is that a voice actor I hear?! FINALLY!!!

Don’t get too excited. I watched many hours of gameplay today and only heard that voice a couple of times, in an objective guidance capacity saying maybe ten words total. The other NPCs they showed (very few, to be fair) were the standard text balloon only fare.

suspiciouscoffee said:

Including Virtual Boy games?

VR is back, baby! Why not?!

I feel like in 2017 it should be just about mandatory to make your entire back catalogue available through through built-in emulators.

I watched the whole Treehouse they did today. It was about five or so hours of Zelda. I’ll seriously be looking into the NX once we hear more about it and what other games there are for it.

Otherwise I’ll buy a cheapo WiiU once the NX is out.

ATMachine said:

^ It’s worth noting that until the Kepler probe started discovering such planets, many astronomers believed that for mathematics reasons, a planet couldn’t orbit both stars in a binary system in a stable orbit.

The universe is stranger than we can suppose, and all that.

That’s why I love science. Every time we think we have it figured out, boom. Arsenic-based life, or some other such weird discovery that turns everything we thought we knew upside-down.

Yeah, I haven’t been this excited about Zelda in a long time. It looks like it has the potential to be really good.

Dang man. Deep breaths.

Yeah, Zelda II is tough because you hit Death Mountain super early, but once you make it through that trial by fire, it’s pretty smooth sailing.

TV’s Frink said:

Well alright…

The Holiday Special is objectively terrible.

Discuss.

Case closed.