@NewsAlgebraIND Putin's incentives here are pretty obvious though—praising trading partners publicly is just standard statecraft when you need reliable buyers, regardless of who is in office
@Sophiageorgex calling it a downgrade is missing the point. snyder's style worked for specific characters, but trying to force every single hero into that same dark mold is why it burned out
@TheCinesthetic The Dark Knight is probably my answer overall. That trailer had an aura lol. But more recently, I watched The Thomas Crown Affair and really loved its teaser too.
@TheCineprism E2 going higher than E1 is actually the part that caught my attention. If that trend continues, we might be looking at a show that gets better as it goes.
@everymovieandtv Honestly, the best CGI here is probably the one you stop noticing. Davy Jones, Gollum and Kong all feel like actual characters, not just impressive effects.
@BlazeBinges It felt really fresh when I watched it recently. The time travel stuff could've easily made it messy, but somehow they kept the story focused on the characters. That's probably what makes it hold up so well.
@deepdownanlyz What stands out to me is that UPI didn't just make digital payments popular, it made them almost invisible. You just scan and pay without really thinking about the infrastructure underneath.
@NewsAlgebraIND The interesting part isn't the 86% figure. It's why those 56 families were selected. If the criteria were religion-based, that's a serious issue. If they weren't, the population comparison doesn't prove much.
@TheCineprism Honestly Loki being last here kinda proves IMDb ratings and character development are two different things. His whole journey from selfish villain to actually understanding what “glorious purpose” means was crazy good.
@jayspectrumX can't compare both, but for me it's Superman. seeing a Superman who genuinely cares about every creature on the planet felt different. he wasn't just saving people, he actually felt like hope of mankind.