The moral of the story is to stop figthing goy, drink your HRT and live in the cattle pod consuming until you and your people die out.
Oh and be happy about it.
I did briefly ponder the possiblity of Jax lovers and haters breaking out into a brawl after the abstraction scene. Half of them will be cheering while the others cry, which can quickly spiral into a hilarious situation when you're dealing with a theater full of freaks. It's mostly amusing to imagine a bunch of fat, sweaty, tumblr trannies beat on each other with their bingo wings while Isn't She Lovely plays in the background.
That's not the abstraction scene though. That is post-abstraction. The actual abstraction happens offscreen and its outcome is dropped on the viewer with the gravitas of a wet fart. I'm not even sure what the point of that flash scene even is.
Regarding the ending: Man if I cared about this show and found out the end was just them going the status quo I'd be pissed.
Only a few shows can get away with that and this is not Seinfeld.
I wonder how fans are gonna take that. They'll probably still eat it up and consume.
I was expecting Indians, but its Brazilians which are like South American Indians.
no he properly did, he got into a murderous rage like 7 minutes in and had to shut the first episode off to take a breath. by the end of it he was saying stuff I offered sincerely to edit out because he was so mad I was pretty sure he might regret some statements. we watched 3 episodes in the sitting.
Watching the video, it's a pretty abrupt cut from the montage to abstracted Jax. There seems to be a lot missing in between. The leaks are about 15 minutes of an hour long episode so naturally we aren't going to be seeing EVERYTHING.
Hm...I wonder why those big animated movies that offer alternative to mainstream studios and distributors are leaking like Avatar and The Amazing Digital Circus?
The boy's leak is fairly standard for an early release. There has never been an early screening with not leaks in the age of the internet ever.
Avatar is far from being an "indie alternative to mainstream." It's a cartoon that debuted in Nickelodeon, and is owned by Viacom a multibillion dollar conglomerate. The only way it could be more mainstream is if it had been made by Disney.
Even the TADC leaks are fairly standard.
GLITCH lack of experience backfired hard for them. The leak came from the same people that do camrips in third world countries, and sell them in sketchy sites filled with ads. It's huge on the internet, of course it was gonna get leaked.
This troon animator didn't trust the gooks, so they didn't get the movie for fear of leaks. Instead, they pull the extremely high-IQ move of trusting the LATAM browns not to leak.
Do I have this correct? If I do, I ask what the cure is for such disorders.
Watching the video, it's a pretty abrupt cut from the montage to abstracted Jax. There seems to be a lot missing in between. The leaks are about 15 minutes of an hour long episode so naturally we aren't going to be seeing EVERYTHING.
There apparently whisperings of a second leak from a group that actually outright hacked Glitch's servers and have a 4k copy of the thing in English, could be bullshit, though.
Hm...I wonder why those big animated movies that offer alternative to mainstream studios and distributors are leaking like Avatar and The Amazing Digital Circus? I wonder why an A24, an indie distributor, Oscar nominated movie got a lot of cancel culture fabrication outrage because of Chalamet? It's like...a huge coincidence.
I think you're giving to much credit to the competentcy of the company behind mario ragdolls in gmod, gay goonbait shows and who professionally chose to work with Arin Hanson.
With the others are a better point but paramounts been in the middle of a messy acquisition and restructuring for a couple years noe and people just find chalamet to be a pretentious dweeb, though that ballet controversy was extremely proformitive.
He is the Developer of what?
RDP requires usually an approval connection on the other computer's end unless the IT servers set up shit that lets you automatically just connect. Which is incredibly retarded to do.
I'm skeptical.
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Even then if you RDP in you can't just download. You're just on their computer. You'd have to go into the files on that computer and send it out. A movie isn't exactly easy to just send out due to file size. It'd have to most likely be stored on a passworded server with a download link sent. He'd be leaving a hell of a paper trail on that computer.
There apparently whisperings of a second leak from a group that actually outright hacked Glitch's servers and have a 4k copy of the thing in English, could be bullshit, though.
Please, god, leak everything. I wanna see internal documents and decisions and everything, I wanna see if they had a hand in shitting up as many things as I think they did.
The most convincing part about the leaks is how incredibly disappointing the ending is. The only legacy this show will have is weird fetish porn of the clown girl.
That does come up in future, but doesn't lead to anything since it's just Aquamarine and Eyeball. As stated there, all of Homeworld was fine with the changes. Unleash The Light, which takes place between Change Your Mind and the movie, is about some other gem colonies not liking the changes. But it's about it.
Eh, but outside of Jasper in Future, as an accident, he never "killed" (at least as far as I can remember). The way the Crystal Gems poofed corrupted gems (and also uncorrupted gems) and bubbled them for storage after makes it so they're just incapacitating them and keeping them for later until they find a way to fix them, which they did. Thanks to the diamonds helping with Rose's fountain during Change Your Mind. Even after the diamonds returned to Homeworld, they still left their essence behind to be used for uncorrupting gems, as shown in the opening minutes of Future. As shown by how he handled the breaking point weapon Bismuth created, Steven is against shattering gems entirely. Which is another reason why he wouldn't kill the diamonds.
