3. The Penguin (2024)

Most goon coded piece of media i’ve seen in a while. Very “shore thing baws” adjacent. Highly recommend.

2. The Green Knight (2021, Dir. David Lowery)

Cid from FF16 yelling “Just Do It!” at me as I struggle.

Media studies major after all.

1. Prisoners (2013, Dir. Denis Villeneuve)

Started on Dec 31st but finished in 2025 because it’s not a kid friendly movie…
Someone tell Hugh to stop Jacking that Man!

Downloaded BG2 on my work laptop to play while on this trip but I don't think i'll be continuing 😅 might see if Legendary Collection runs on this.

BG2, DAO, Wrath of the Righteous... I understand they all have a good story but I simply hate this style of combat. I prefer when it goes full on turn based (BG3/Persona) or full on action (DAV/FF16). FF7R is somewhere in between but importantly movement and attacking is action style not clicking.

He’s the Man of Steel because his parents had to work as miners and farmers. People of the land, the Dust and STEEL of Krypton.

There’s a bit where he gets in trouble in school for writing his own paper instead of using the Kryptonian Super AI. This version of Lois Lane who’s part of the PMC he fights gets mad at the Braniac AI system for turning the kind things she wants to say about him into justification to attack him.

The unfortunate answer is people who like AI view artistic value as how much they like to look at it. “Process” is not a factor in how much they like a work, and so process is not an aspect they care about when they use AI.

Like i’m really good at trying to look at my own game play and owning up to my mistakes in fighting games. But as soon as i’m in an fps it’s everyone else.

drawn while brainstorming a Tripkee Investigator