On the off chance Reflector gets a new set of figures I'm making sure to keep the packaging together on the Dramatic Capture set, but overall I'm happy to fill in this gap in the Decepticon ranks 📸
February 7, 2026 at 5:48 PM
On the off chance Reflector gets a new set of figures I'm making sure to keep the packaging together on the Dramatic Capture set, but overall I'm happy to fill in this gap in the Decepticon ranks 📸
Aside from the underlying problem of code in a box just being unnecessary and wasteful, It's a 15 year old game! It fit on a Switch 1 cart! It's being sold at full price! If they managed to get this, Oblivion and Fallout 4 in cartridges I would be tempted to get the set. Instead I feel offended
February 5, 2026 at 5:07 PM
Aside from the underlying problem of code in a box just being unnecessary and wasteful, It's a 15 year old game! It fit on a Switch 1 cart! It's being sold at full price! If they managed to get this, Oblivion and Fallout 4 in cartridges I would be tempted to get the set. Instead I feel offended
I'm so sorry Justin, my thoughts are with you and your family
January 25, 2026 at 11:39 PM
I'm so sorry Justin, my thoughts are with you and your family
No, damage does not add charm in the case of film. It will always be disappointing to see that something is in rough shape, but it being unavailable entirely or only in an even lower quality form is worse.
December 9, 2025 at 1:46 AM
No, damage does not add charm in the case of film. It will always be disappointing to see that something is in rough shape, but it being unavailable entirely or only in an even lower quality form is worse.
Reposted by ArmchairCorsair
Warner Bros, in all its flailing incarnations and buyouts, is up there with General Electric and RCA in the "Great American Corporate Bed Shittings" annals and will be studied for centuries to come. But it's JUST a corporate entity. The priority should be preserving the great art the came from it.
December 5, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Warner Bros, in all its flailing incarnations and buyouts, is up there with General Electric and RCA in the "Great American Corporate Bed Shittings" annals and will be studied for centuries to come. But it's JUST a corporate entity. The priority should be preserving the great art the came from it.