Caldon
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When the Night King goes interstellar
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My thoughts on episode 3 :
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I see twin intakes, but I wonder what they did with the engines? How are they different to the 300i, considering the new design
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Run combat support. Swoop in, EMP unsuspecting enemies, have dedicated combat vessels do the killing. Run interference on bombers with the EMP. Do scouting. Use it to harass bigger ships so the bombers have a clear shot. Possibilities are there, but it's definitely a team player.
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Guys, quick - Sabre vs Super Hornet. I want to buy one of them.
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Pretty much, yes. In fact most opponents of what Hollywood is doing with, for instance, black Superman or an all-female Ocean's 11 are calling out for them to write something original instead with the cast they want.
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UPDATE : Slavic is apperantly an ethnic minority. Rumours and reports suggest that they are specifically looking for actresses of Polish descent. My brother sent this to me. Maybe they will actually do this right! And if they are, I may just owe the producers an apology.
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Remember how nobody cared when they cast Morgan Freeman as God in Bruce Almighty? That's because God, in that universe, was not already established in one way or another. Sort of. Casting the man with God's voice was probably also a good idea. Again, I'd like to stress, I do not care about black people or women or other minorities within original works. It's just that Hollywood's latest fad of just taking an established character and using them to push a political message irks me to no end.
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I doubt they even care about the repercussions of their decision. They'll have to change so much to the story, not to mention the entirety of Ciri's bloodline, to accomodate their SJW fantasy that they want. If people want to cast black people, asian people, women etc that's fine, but do it in a new movie/series or introduce the characters in a way that feels natural. That way they won't alienate fans of the source material and they can have their vaunted diversity. It's a win-win. Just check out the backlash to Ghostbusters, Ocean's 8, and the play for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Similarly, check out the praise for Django Unchained, Pulp Fiction, etc.
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Because of fucking course they will I don't know about you guys, but I'm getting very tired of Hollywood's attempts to force their political pandering down everyone's throats at the cost of beloved series and characters. If this is true I'm cancelling my Netflix account.
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Rare my new car Imperium!
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