@_Ashaman@DanielRPK His WWII service takes place between Last Crusade and Crystal Skull, and his WW1 service was first shown in the young indy show (also produced after Last Crusade).
For the purposes of the original film trilogy, he was not considered nor characterized as a veteran.
@Cortright_ok@PoorOldRoloTony Yes, they did, and they still do.
CGI art is created by human artists. That human labor is required to receive acknowledgment in any respective film’s credits.
“Disclosure” is the term used bc when humans are involved, they receive credit.
@Superfan_K@RichardLNewby3@twix_cf13 The point of the scene is pretty clearly that Superman, who thought himself to be the sole survivor of Krypton, is unprepared and at a literal loss for words upon the revelation that he is not alone.
@NatPurser If I was a director I’d think the movie I made after 20+ years of work finally being the one to win the Oscar would be a matter of great personal achievement.
And I’m probably just gonna think about that instead of ranking my own films and thinking my new one isn’t great
@MarvelousDeath Like all overlong intros it was annoying. Disney’s gonna market.
Talented people paired for studio marketing doing the worst bits you’ve ever heard and handing a statue to the people who got to make art this year is how the whole night goes
@MarvelousDeath I really don’t think the guy who won three Oscars tonight considers getting one of them from 2024’s best supporting actor winner to be cruel in any way and frankly you’re the only guy I’ve seen somehow make his award about their presence
@SciFiBrony@StarTrekSFA Tricorder combadges are field tech. They’re for away missions, not medical facilities.
+ The Doctor’s combadge is also a hologram.