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The Copenhagen Test
yonkk : There is a lot of talking. I need interest. Get me interested.
Homestead: The Series S1 E8
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Pluribus S1 E9
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I Know What You Did Last Christmas
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Stranger Things S5 E7
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S3 E10
Twixtid : That concludes the franchise in it's entirety skipping Discovery. What a ride man. Just ab...
Star Trek: Picard S3 E10
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Dick Deadeye, or Duty Done
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S3 E10
Twixtid : I had made an educated guess on the pilot when Pike says "Our 5 year mission" that the stu...
Spartacus: House of Ashur S1 E5
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A Plea on Behalf of Practical Effects: This film is thirty years old, and most of it looks like it could be made today. It features prosthetics, model builds, puppetry, matte painting, and all kinds of makeup effects. And they ALL hold up. The only places that look even slightly dated are anything approaching CGI, which was mostly likely just blue screen at the time.
Technology will always move at a fast pace, and CGI in movies from just five years ago has already started to look laughable. Sure, maybe it’s a little cheaper and a little faster. But if studios would go back to investing in the artists that make effects in movies like Total Recall, there would be so many more things standing the tests of time.