I watched No Way Home one time in theaters on the first day it released. It was one of the greatest experiences of my entire life. I have not rewatched it a single time since
My dad died around 4am. And the sun still came up. The cats still needed to be fed. Coffee needed to be made. A friend texted to see if I wanted to go thrifting. And I think it's kinda unfair that the rest of the world didn't stop too.
Today: "Discs aren't convenient, digital download is the way!"
Tomorrow: "Digital download isn't convenient, cloud streaming is the way!"
Next: "Why do I own nothing anymore?"
Of course he encourages everyone to get a Netflix subscription to watch the extended look. They have a deal with Netflix, lol.
Now if you do this, you deserve to be taken advantage of, sorry. Specially considering the footage will be on this very platform the minute it releases.
I rewatched Spider-Man 2 recently, and honestly you could argue it’s the best superhero movie of all time. The moment where a powerless Peter Parker runs into a burning building to save a child from fiery death is the single most heroic moment in any superhero movie ever.
I’ve been saying this for a few years now but I think it’s going to be closer to RDR 2 than people expect.
I don’t think they’ll have the weapon cleaning or stuff that only makes since for a western game, but I think it’ll be a much more “realistic” game.
“GTA transcends gaming” 🤡
Hell no. It’s not normal to put a commercial behind a paywall and then make another commercial advertising that commercial. That’s just next-level greed.
Yes, GTA 6 is pretty much guaranteed to become one of the defining cultural phenomena of its generation, potentially getting close to Star Wars or LOTR in terms of sheer cultural and commercial impact.
But that doesn’t somehow give Rockstar a free pass on everything they do.
@GTAVI_Countdown But you can wait 6 hours for free… why is he pushing people to pay for something they can get for free if they wait six hours? Surely he’s not making a profit from it or anything. CEOs are always honest and moralistic people right?