Besides the obvious difference in technology, the most striking thing is the vision of commonplace
community interaction.

Five-year-old me: Oooh, that Batman cartoon! What adventures will he go on today?

*the villain is left in tears, unable to process their fears and obsessions. And Batman, a looming presence born of the inability to rationalize terror, is the only one there to comfort them*

Me: Oh. Huh.

Are you manually tracking this?

if cops weren't killing and hurting and abducting people anywhere and some randos were just damaging property for no reason I'd say, what the fuck, but given that one side is "shooting moms in the head" and the other side is "making it harder for the shooter's friends to sleep" i know who I back

He's having a good time

Oh good, new Liam Wong wallpaper to update my Liam Wong wallpaper

May you have everything you want but one so that you always have something to look forward to.

Groups that fight hunger, those are altruistic. The fact that hunger exists in the richest nation in the world is because hunger is profitable, feeding people is logistically expensive. Sickness makes money. Public transport gives an alternative to your freedom to buy the all new 2026 Ford F150.

You must understand that everything here in the US that is not purely altruistic exists to make money. Health care, lack of widespread public transportation, hunger. Everything

Pro tip Jeff if you're tired of hearing that you can get them on to Miles of Tomorrowland. Same flavor but you won't have to hear Come on Spidey! every two seconds

Design what great here. I'm genuinely surprised they canonized this movie since it was done by a US crew and was not well received, to my memory

That's the one. Pretty sure it's holds up

Merlin was very good at the time. I haven't seen it since the dozen or so times I watched it as a teenager, but thinking back that cast must hold up right? Unless we're not talking about the '90s Merlin series

More like the Winter of Blackbottom amirite

Pretty