@DiscussingFilm Absolutely tragic. Losing a role to something outside of your control fuckin sucks. He deserves better. Hope he gets better treatment from the industry and recovers quick.
@ThwipT_ It aint a race. Matt has done incredible and that work takes time (aside from the JJ drama). He's a guy who makes things meticulously and works hard so that every detail is exactly how it needs to be. I have faith that it will be worth the wait ๐
Download the offline installer of any of your games on GOG, save it to a disc and it's yours forever.
You don't need a storefront's permission to play what you bought.
@painmute@MothmanFan_ Mike, like all of the authors of those stories, contributed his unique ideas and perspectives to the themeing and writing of the entire genre. To belittle his work as just a collection of best-of's is reductive to how much he helped define what cyberpunk is.
This is me 20 years ago. I am filming (and sleeping) in this rental house with friends. The Puffy Chair has recently premiered at Sundance. I am in a healthy relationship with the love of my life. After years of relentlessly pushing myself through the struggle, everything is finally working. I look so happy. Everyone can see it and is commenting on it.
Not long after this picture is taken is when I have a nervous breakdown. I don't see it coming. It brings me to my knees. Thankfully, the story ends well. I'm able to build myself back up with therapy, medication, exercise, consistent sleep, etc. In some ways, that breakdown was a gift to help me become the person I am now. It certainly made me a kinder, gentler father/husband/friend/collaborator/mentor. But it almost broke me.
Today is the last day of Men's Mental Health Month. Please remember that you can't always see what's going on from the outside. Sometimes it looks "happy." Check on your loved ones. Check in with yourself. And if you or someone you know is heading somewhere scary, @988Lifeline is a text/chat/call away.
FIFAโs broadcast cameras appeared to avoid showing this moment, likely due to rules around political gestures and protests.
But today, Lumumba covered his mouth and mimed a gun to his head in a powerful protest against the silence surrounding the conflict in eastern DR Congo.
One of the worldโs most active crises has displaced thousands, and he used the World Cup stage to make sure people could not look away.
This is what true influence looks like. ๐จ๐ฉ๐
@Craneishungry I would imagine that more than that they just got better at their craft. Working on a show for a few years will teach anyone what works and what doesn't.