DocWolph

I just saw DUNE(2021). I will have more to say (spoiler free) later. Other than that, it is a very good movie. Less confusing than the David Lynch movie with transitions that make what is shown make more sense... And hopefully they will fulfill the DECLARED FACT that the movie will be in more than one part... And it was still about THREE HOURS LONG. Anyway. Jason Mamoa, playing Duncan Idaho, spends most of his time as the character without a beard or with a 5 o'clock shadow. He looks like a totally different person that way. But you know what? At least it did not look like Ronan from "Stargate: Atlantis" or Aquaman in that space. That would have felt just wrong.. Seriously even if you think you know the books inside and outside (But why? There are wildly more important things to be so versed in.) or you have seen or have a copy of the David Lynch Version (please note I'm not going to discuss the TV series), this version does not disappoint. Also if you have seen Bladerunner 2049 You

...seems a lot brighter these days. The 31st Century is gaining steam over the 42nd Millennium. Battletech, the long running Miniatures and RP game that was copied by Games Workshop to create the Imperialus Titanicus (sp?), is currently in the ascendancy as GW seems intent to minimizing their miniatures war gaming to become a media company. GW has done some very distasteful things as if to deliberately drive away fans of the older business. They are hardly the only company to do such a thing, and I always thought this approach was just stupid. They could simply reduce your presence in that area of sell licenses to allow other companies to produce "officially licensed" models. But GW seems absolutely happy to kill their original fandom and business and salt the ground it once stood upon. MOre than a few, GW players, including big spenders (who spend ludicrous amounts of money on WH40K and/or WHF have stated they are walking away. Meanwhile, Battletech is seeing "refugees", as I

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