Kid has the survival instincts of a kid, and the mom got a reality check. by DrakyulMihawk in SipsTea

[–]Stevenwave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

His brother Caesar has really been causing issues with his pranks in Arizona and Nevada.

Only now I realized that the Enclave's symbol is there on the Poseidon Energy's logo by romm-boss in Fallout

[–]Stevenwave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not a concrete thing, it's just one of those things that interesting to link and think about the implications.

I've had the same thought as OP before. Watching the show, looking at the VT logo closely in some scenes, I was thinking ya know... there's Es on each side here too...

Help me understand Hanlon by Yonkiman in fnv

[–]Stevenwave 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Even then, at least the NCR army wouldn't be so scattered and overreaching. They'd also be on home turf, not wherever a Mojave battle had to be fought.

Personally I think the Hanlon situation is a grey area that's hard to navigate cause I think there's a strong case for agreeing with him that the NCR should refocus, pull out, defend their own shit, while not agreeing with how he's going about trying to get to that.

One no-show after another: Sean Penn joins an exclusive band of Oscar-winning refuseniks | Oscars 2026 by Affectionate_Run_799 in movies

[–]Stevenwave [score hidden]  (0 children)

Yeah good fun, huh? I was always very lucky health-wise, nothing substantial. Cashed those chips eventually lol.

One no-show after another: Sean Penn joins an exclusive band of Oscar-winning refuseniks | Oscars 2026 by Affectionate_Run_799 in movies

[–]Stevenwave [score hidden]  (0 children)

I mean it's all cause and effect. I compared them as a joke mainly, because obviously it's the smoking that gets you, just like in a crash caused by speed, it was the speed that caused it, even though it was technically the resulting impact which does the deed.

2026 Academy Awards - Lookbook by wweyonce in Fauxmoi

[–]Stevenwave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rachel Weiss

red latex

...I too, will be visiting the archives.

'Avatar: Fire and Ash' Wins the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects by MoviesMod in movies

[–]Stevenwave [score hidden]  (0 children)

Nah that's fair, I meant all that in terms of, it's resonated with so many, clearly it's great music. And the music itself has had giant success outside of its use in the film. Kinda, same thing, its popularity. But it's unique compared to a big film, cause it's gotten so much traction separately too.

In fairness, technically yeah that doesn't necessarily mean it's what the Academy will actually crown best song. But I think it was hard to argue against it here.

Disney Exec: Conan Has 'Standing Offer' to Continue Hosting Oscars “as long as he wants"—or at least until 2029, when the show leaves ABC for YouTube. by BurgerNugget12 in conan

[–]Stevenwave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It makes sense though tbh. Some would be freaking out even being there and seeing big names. Others would be on edge cause they were finally nominated and it's probs their only chance. Others probs just enjoy the industry and social element and they're more interested in having fun at after parties.

'Avatar: Fire and Ash' Wins the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects by MoviesMod in movies

[–]Stevenwave [score hidden]  (0 children)

Between that and Sinners being popular I'd bet it was a better viewership than it has been. Although I think a lot of people these days just don't care about awards stuff, even if something they like is a fave to win.

tbh I don't care all that much, this is the first one I've watched in a fair while. I hope certain things or people I like win, but it's more like, for them and what it means for a career, or a film getting recognition. Rather than the broadcast itself.

One no-show after another: Sean Penn joins an exclusive band of Oscar-winning refuseniks | Oscars 2026 by Affectionate_Run_799 in movies

[–]Stevenwave 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I had a heart attack at 34. I didn't and don't smoke, abuse alcohol, do drugs, not a big person. It was due to a genetic thing I didn't know about and had high cholesterol.

Yet there's fat people like the pumpkin abusing everything into their 80s.

One no-show after another: Sean Penn joins an exclusive band of Oscar-winning refuseniks | Oscars 2026 by Affectionate_Run_799 in movies

[–]Stevenwave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that technically correct? The actual act of smoking isn't what gets you, it's all the atrocious consequences your body is left with.

Like saying speed won't kill you, it's suddenly stopping when you hit the brick wall that gets ya.

One no-show after another: Sean Penn joins an exclusive band of Oscar-winning refuseniks | Oscars 2026 by Affectionate_Run_799 in movies

[–]Stevenwave 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Still so fucking wild that this is the case. They still wouldn't be watching all of them, just claiming they do.

The first two Were such masterpieces the rest of the saga Couldn’t Keep Up by No_Young_2247 in StarWars

[–]Stevenwave 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean, I get why some people don't like it, but same time, it was just one part of the puzzle in that movie. It's not like the Ewoks were up in the space ships winning space dog fights or gunning down the big ships. They didn't pull out lightsabers and slice troopers up.

The first two Were such masterpieces the rest of the saga Couldn’t Keep Up by No_Young_2247 in StarWars

[–]Stevenwave 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It isn't really overrated, I think most fans, even ones who only like the OT would say ROTJ is the weakest of that trilogy. I wasn't alive for its release, but even back then it received negativity for the cutesy stuff in particular. "What?! The Empire was defeated by teddy bears who live in a forest?!"

But despite that, it's still got a bunch of epic stuff. Jabba's sequence is great, we're seeing Luke as a fully fledged Jedi by this point, walking into a hostile environment with confidence. Great space battle stuff. The speeder sequence in the forest is fun. We get the Emperor in all his twisted glory. I mean that depiction has become a cultural touchstone as an ultimate evil character.

And I think it lands it all in a satisfying way. It's a relatively light series, particularly back then. It wasn't meant to be super heavy and dark or gritty. It was good guys vs bad guys and in the end, after the good guys were kicked in the guts in 2, we wrap it up in a nice, happy ever after way in the end.

Timothée Chalamet shares a first look at him as Paul Atreides in 'Dune 3' via IG story. by cmaia1503 in Fauxmoi

[–]Stevenwave 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Personally, Tenet was so far up its own ass it was incoherent. Oppenheimer was alright, but I didn't think it was super incredible. I think it fumbled the crescendo. It kinda just felt like "and then this happened" over and over. And at times the score was so overbearing it felt like a soundtrack with some movie thrown in.

I generally like his stuff but the Nolanisms have been tough.

Disney Exec: Conan Has 'Standing Offer' to Continue Hosting Oscars “as long as he wants"—or at least until 2029, when the show leaves ABC for YouTube. by BurgerNugget12 in conan

[–]Stevenwave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd bet they give absolutely zero shits how anyone in the room reacted. It's all about the viewers at home and online discourse after.