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Sadly Trump the fuck that he is will see this as an opportunity to fill the vacuum with little Steven Millers.

Exciting! I’m very curious what mobility will be like for this game, considering how grounded the gravity rules are in the show and (judging by the trailer) this game as well.

I would hope not.

“There was a moment where him and Charlize Theron were whispering to each other, and it took like 10 takes to get the shot,” Goldberg said, who directed the Scorsese episode. “And then we got it and I was like, ‘What were you whispering about?’ He was like, ‘I knew you were doing this wrong, but I didn’t wanna be a backseat director, so I just didn’t say anything.’ And I was like, ‘Well, we could have used that time, but I appreciate that you didn’t wanna manhandle us.’”

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It’s an informative article though. You should read it.

Yo they made a TR show?? I never heard about that one. It’s insane how poor marketing can kill stuff.

I would encourage you to not speak so assuredly about how successful an adaptation can or cannot be based solely on source material.

Filmmaking is hard work, made even more difficult by executive producers who think their opinion should be weighted over that of the creative team. I’ve seen this first-hand, and I’ve watched projects I’ve been excited to take on turn sour.

It happens all the time.

This administration’s idea of “waste” is determined by the groups of people the programs help.

Democratic brand is currently an albatross. Expect a lot of people going “independent” for lack of a defined third party in the coming years. We saw in 24 what a determined group who despise genocide above all can do to sway a presidential election.

I’ve been around and that’s become a feature of a lot of American cities.

A lot of my friends have been out of work for a while. It’s really not looking good, and we’re all wondering what’s the point of living in LA anymore.

I think HBO had it right with their 13 episode shows. There’s just enough time for a rich, fulfilling arc, while not feeling rushed.

When it shrunk to 10, we managed it well, but always wanted one more episode. When it dropped to eight, suddenly there was no room to breathe.

Now with them creeping down to 6 & 7, I’m wondering why I even bother investing in a show.

TLOU is kind of frustrating. Season one had 10 episodes (two got squished together as a 90min pilot after they shot them, and that’s why it came out to 9). But season two’s seven measly episodes? Why adapt a show if you’re not even going to explore the story and characters in new ways? There’s no time to do that in seven episodes.

So yeah, when I watch these older shows like sopranos, wire, deadwood… I’m like “hell yeah, this is the sweet spot.” Oh add Andor to that list. 12 worked well for the structure of that show. Both seasons.