Chris
@timeachris.bsky.social
Game Designer at Archetype Entertainment. Formerly BioWare. I like arguing, music, and margaritas.
This fact gets clearer to me each time I watch these movies. You can feel his every emotion. Incredible performance.
January 25, 2026 at 4:04 AM
This fact gets clearer to me each time I watch these movies. You can feel his every emotion. Incredible performance.
Yea feels like his music hits different at different points in my life. Which makes it cool to come back to.
January 22, 2026 at 5:25 PM
Yea feels like his music hits different at different points in my life. Which makes it cool to come back to.
Also, if you want to know how out of touch the Oscars are, I see more movies than anyone else I know of and I've only seen 3 of the BP nominees lol.
January 22, 2026 at 3:30 PM
Also, if you want to know how out of touch the Oscars are, I see more movies than anyone else I know of and I've only seen 3 of the BP nominees lol.
If anything 28 Years deserves best editing, because it had the best editing. Also when is Daniel Craig gonna get something for Benoit Blanc, the academy hates giving actors oscar noms for having fun unless the movie is called Everything Everywhere at Once
January 22, 2026 at 3:18 PM
If anything 28 Years deserves best editing, because it had the best editing. Also when is Daniel Craig gonna get something for Benoit Blanc, the academy hates giving actors oscar noms for having fun unless the movie is called Everything Everywhere at Once
Crazy that neither Wake Up Dead Man nor 28 Years Later got anything, even for screenplay which I think they both deserved. They'd be in adapted since their sequels. Frankenstein, as much as I thought it was ok, do es not deserve adapted screenplay lol. (quietly) neither does OBAA
January 22, 2026 at 3:17 PM
Crazy that neither Wake Up Dead Man nor 28 Years Later got anything, even for screenplay which I think they both deserved. They'd be in adapted since their sequels. Frankenstein, as much as I thought it was ok, do es not deserve adapted screenplay lol. (quietly) neither does OBAA
The more uniform everything looks the easier it is to do post-production CGI later 😞
January 21, 2026 at 4:52 PM
The more uniform everything looks the easier it is to do post-production CGI later 😞
At any other company, losing $77B would by the end of the company.
January 18, 2026 at 11:24 PM
At any other company, losing $77B would by the end of the company.
Lemme know when NORG shows up
January 18, 2026 at 1:17 PM
Lemme know when NORG shows up
Yeah, it feels like it's gotten worse. I know most companies have always cared about profit over everything else, but in doing so they used to have to care about the consumer, because they were the ones buying the product. That doesn't feel true anymore.
January 16, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Yeah, it feels like it's gotten worse. I know most companies have always cared about profit over everything else, but in doing so they used to have to care about the consumer, because they were the ones buying the product. That doesn't feel true anymore.
Companies hardly even care about their products anymore. The consumer means nothing to them. They don't need us anymore, instead they just use us to inflate their stock prices. It's all short term gains, but they kept getting put in charge. Bizzaro land.
January 16, 2026 at 4:42 PM
Companies hardly even care about their products anymore. The consumer means nothing to them. They don't need us anymore, instead they just use us to inflate their stock prices. It's all short term gains, but they kept getting put in charge. Bizzaro land.
I think many pre-2000s corporations were respectable, at least in the sense that if you bought a product for them, that product worked. Yes, they lived off profit, but that profit was driven by the consumer purchasing things that were functional *and* useful.
January 16, 2026 at 4:38 PM
I think many pre-2000s corporations were respectable, at least in the sense that if you bought a product for them, that product worked. Yes, they lived off profit, but that profit was driven by the consumer purchasing things that were functional *and* useful.
And the wild thing is they will crash some old, respected company and then move on to restructure and crash some other old, respected company until the only companies left are new unrespected companies that make money by inflating stocks and screwing over consumers and Weyland Yutani.
January 16, 2026 at 4:32 PM
And the wild thing is they will crash some old, respected company and then move on to restructure and crash some other old, respected company until the only companies left are new unrespected companies that make money by inflating stocks and screwing over consumers and Weyland Yutani.