@tmgarret@Patrickwebb Italy got hit first in February and everyone knew back then that the average age of death was 82 with at least 2 to 3 additional co-morbidities.
@NiallGBradley@HDMOVIESOURCE Based on a quick Google search, the original theatrical release was 1,536 by 922 pixels. It was re-rendered at a higher resolution for the Blu-ray release. The 4K was upscaled from that master.
@AcrossPlanes@Variety@robertliefeld I remember when the Transformer sequels were made, they started to film the movie without a script, basically coming up with dialog on the spot for that day of filming.
@vicfontaine00@BillHuntBits@thedigitalbits The "regular" version is more expensive than the steelbook, and is labeled as "Ultimate Collectors Edition". It doesn't appear to be in the same digipak packaging but that's probably a good thing. I haven't researched if the regular version has more content than the steelbook
@ryangrim That's actually pretty funny. But at least you can rock out to it. I wasn't sure how to digest the Bad Bunny music at all, musically just jibberish
@sorianojohnd@KurtSupeCPA Regular IRA or 401K. Many companies let you direct to Roth 401K. Also, you can convert regular IRA or 401K to Roth IRA dealing with any withdrawal fees or taxes
@MattWalshBlog I remember when Fly Away Home came out back in 1996, it was originally rated G, a clean wholesome movie, but the studio thought people would incorrectly think it was a kid's movie, so they added swear words to get it to PG. Now the same is happening with PG to move it to PG-13
@FatherReturneth@jeffdtauzin The problem is that the corporate plumbers have to pay Google tens of thousands to get their name to pop up in the first page of the search results, so they have to price accordingly.