The Rebel is part of the American Myth. Or rather the revolution is.
We WILL keep telling that story for better and worse.
Unfortunately, the drawback to this is that we've lost sight of how special the American revolution is. It's a unicorn in history, and almost every other revolution leaves the population worse than it started
And yet the leaders of our little rebellions were kingly men that had no desire to be kings. We need to tell that myth, but we have to tell it right.
I would love to watch a documentary about the downfall of colour grading in recent films. Like is it a lost skill? Do film makers believe the gray/dull/dark colouring is better? I genuinely want to know the purpose of removing any warmth from movies nowadays.
I can't believe Beatbreak and this DLC are about to outdate this image by making him rack up two more L's since I made it last year. They're calling him the most legendary jobber of all time
It's infinitely funny Conan is seen as the father of the "stupid naked barbarian" archetype. Here in his first story he:
-draws a map because the archives aren't complete
-talks highly of poetry
-is very introspective
-puts on as much armor as time permits to face his assassins
This has become a common tactic of the progressive left these days: the false dilemma.
"We have money for bombs but not education!"
"We have money for war but not to feed the poor!"
"We have money for X but not to fund healthcare!"
The reality, of course, is that federal, state, and local governments spend hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars every year on welfare, education, and healthcare. And interviewers have to stop allowing them to say these things without challenge.
Han pasado trece años. Aceptemos de una vez que la obra magna de las cinemáticas de Blizzard fueron estos dos minutos de absoluto delirio y fanservice: