5.2 on IMDB doesn't look that promising. Also sadly Stephen Chow for a decade or two hasn't been able (or tried) to replicate the heights of Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Hustle or his earlier comedies. Sad, because he used to be full of ideas and laughs, and those got swapped for big budget bland stuff mostly.
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Great characters and some interesting plotlines, but the whole thing revolving around drugs and their distribution has been a great put off. I found Better Call Saul more enjoyable for that same reason.
It might be night, but my day just got brighter. ☀️
You like the sense of corporate voyeurism or something?
New kink unlocked!
reTerminal Sticky is at least marketed as something you can stick on the fridge for groceries, notes, or just play around with any other DIY scenario you can think of. And it has some dev framewrok, for half the price. Not sure what Boox are offering, other than a smaller factor than their other e-readers, same-ish polish, but no Android or diy capability?
That's some wishful thinking for many folks, though. Sure, you can nope about it, and then be nope-ed off your job if it ain't secure enough. Doesn't stop me from trying 😅
"Samurai Cop" is so great to watch - hilariously bad, but actually has two charismatic leads and all the good vibes of a buddy cop film down. Pretty enjoyable every time.
I don't like his material after "The Room", it feels way too unauthentic and forced self-parody to me, even if he manages to make it funny bad again (but not really same tone as the movie).
In "The Room" he's definitely being his authentic self trying to make what his idea of "good" movie was, you can read about it in Greg Sestero's (Mark in the movie) and Tom Bissell book "The Disaster Artist" if you doubt with what intention he made the movie. Or even listen to it in audiobok form, Greg does amazing impression of Tommy and sheds lots of background info on their history and how the movie came to be
Depends on the content, I guess. If I browse history and archaeology videos for a while I start to get a ton of quality suggestions from much smaller and more specialised channels. This and music channels uploading vintage and forgotten records and tracks has gotten me some great finds that e.g. music streaming services would never suggest as they're not even in their catalogues sometimes.
That said YT seems to try and soft reset my suggestions once in a while promoting clickbait videos, but a session of using "don't recommend channel" or "i don't like this video" from their options, and digging into my subscribed channels for the usual stuff shifts it back to normal good recommendations again.
So the dude who posted these same photos on Reddit as the "finder" was full of shit and/or a bot, quelle surprise.
It is a mark of belonging to a cult, alright...
A friend of mine told me you get some additional discounts during Steam sales if you craft badges with cards. Never tried it or cared enough to do it, but if it's true that might be another motivation.