Road Master

I may have asked something similar before. Does interstellar war make sense? Moral and ideological arguments, "Does war EVER make sense", aside. If humans had successfully colonized other worlds, outside the Solar system. In terms of fully committed, nation vs. nation war. Does it make sense to the point that it would actually happen?

I just finished this. Overall, I enjoyed it. But I did start to fade every time the story reverted to past tense, explaining what Halliday did and how/why.

https://screenrant.com/grimm-reboot-peacock-update-encouraging-elizabeth-tulloch/ News for fans.

I'm interested in opinions on certain types of fight sequences in movies and shows. I just saw the Kraven the Hunter prison scene. To me, the way Kraven fought was so over-the-top and ridiculous, that it actually distracted from the rest of the scene. Superhero/villain movies seem to be the most egregious. Everything he did was so unnecessary. I just wondered, why not just stab him, stab him, and leave?. What are your thoughts?

Has anybody seen this? It sounds kinda interesting.

https://youtu.be/ZdC5mFHPldg?si=8amhf3utnIZUJTXo Sequel to the 2021 reboot.

Something that just occurred to me right now. Not a lot of thought went into this. It seems that fantasy in particular is made up of 90+% series. Duologies, trilogies, so on... Have you noticed this? Am I wrong? Do you like that? Why do you think it is?

https://youtube.com/shorts/cUtDL7brurk?si=41dmYD9bEd_CzS1V Legend of Zelda movie updates. Miyamoto (a good sign IMO) announced casting for Link and Zelda.