sees a fully tatted vampire

“wow, look at that guy he’s gotta just live in the sunlight. Too bad he won’t be around much longer”

They are just bad at it. They try but they must not have enough research plus they are a corporation so they just care about making money. Most of the new stuff sequels and all are trash. I liked the lion king CGI version and the CGI in Avatar, but haven’t seen the second one yet, so I can’t judge. I like what they are doing in Marvel. That is what appeals. If they redo every 2D cartoon movie growing up into decent CGI and to the T of the story, we might have a good set of newer movies. That is how they can appeal. The other new stuff not so much. They have a lot of improving to do, there.

Why would Disney appeal to an older audience? Well, they do since they bought all that other stuff(Fox, Marvel, NatGeo, etc) they have no reason to with their animated ones. The ones they make now continue to be the same themes, generally. But with live action remakes they are trying to speak to both young and older audiences and it doesn’t work as well. They should stick with the CGI remakes.

That is a great way to put it, actually

This is genius.

!unclejokes@lemmy.world

This made me chuckle.

It’s a literal shower thought, and most of us weren’t.

Either way. They either were both not planned, both were or one might not have been. Not many people say, I can’t wait, I hope I have twins. There are some tho, I went to high school with someone where twins ran in the family and they were excited to also have two different sets of them. But most of the time you are planning for one, and you are surprised when there are two in the womb. This should be a good thing but children would still try to guess and could fight about it, they can fight about anything. And sometimes names are picked out before even trying to have kids. One for a boy and one for a girl etc. unfortunately, it is the break up of the fight that perplexes me. “You were both planned/unplanned” gets nowhere. When someone starts trying there is no guarantee either way what will happen. What do you say? Sorry I wish I spoke Español.

How I don’t remember this episode of Rick and Morty I audibly just laughed after watching the Clip

Less to do with birth order and more to do with wanting to have one and ending up with two, or three…or eight. But they might still fight over who was. Siblings can be cruel.

Can there ever be an incomplete accident?

Mom: “Hey Brock, did you bring your brother, Brick home from school?”

Brock: “Can’t we send him somewhere?”

Mom: Brock!!!

(In all honesty, this was not my idea, just a thought that popped into my head after seeing something random about it.)

Me to my wife "Hey, Hun, you think you have triplets in the cards. I want a Ferrari when I retire. "

Legal happiness?

Gooning is from the first person perspective while edging is a denial of climax from a second person. Same concept, different outcome.

No, Shakespeare’s sequel to Hamlet: To be or not to be born.

Instead of ‘or vice versa’, I originally had ‘or both’. But yeah, this is accurate

Exactly correct!

Yeah, you are right. But OP saying that it incites a forced reaction is inaccurate. I’ve never been pressured to laugh from a laugh track just like I’ve never been pressured by a horror movie ‘telling’ me to be scared by the rising music/sounds. Just that sometimes they give away the time of surprise. When horror movies have no bg noise for a bit, that’s when it is hard to know exactly when something is gonna happen, that’s more effective than a long inflecting violin note for example or something like the classic Michael Myers theme that tells you some action is happening/going to happen. But I would never call it a forced reaction. I like soundtracks, I see all movies as works of art rather than ‘make me think this is real’ lol. Many people these days have no suspension of disbelief.