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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024, dir Tim Burton) (www.youtube.com)

After an unexpected family tragedy, three generations of the Deetz family return home to Winter River. Still haunted by Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton), Lydia’s (Winona Ryder) life is turned upside down when her rebellious teenage daughter, Astrid (Jenna Ortega), discovers the mysterious model of the town in the attic and the...

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Dude’s gonna play The Vulture opposite a Spider-Man actor who hasn’t been born yet.

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This court is illegitimate and should be ignored at all levels.

Also: ranked ballots and proportional representation, for fuck’s sake. Get rid of the squiggly lines by getting rid of lines.

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Love the bit where he films running along the wall, and invites the public to join in.

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Zombie buys corpse.

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Obligatory repost:

Atari still exists?

Not really. Strap in.

Atari was purchased by Warner in 1976, before the 2600 was a thing. Warner eventually cracked them in half and sold the home-gizmo division to Jack Tramiel in 1984, after the 2600 was wrecked by shovelware. The remaining arcade division was sold to Williams in 1996.

The home division released a fascinating variety of consoles and microcomputers which all bombed. Their hail-Mary was the Jaguar. That’s how bad it got. Hasbro bought that wreck of a company, struggled, and spun it off into its own company, which bombed. Hard drive manufacturer JTS bought that wreck of a company for reasons I’ve never understood. French studio Infogrames bought JTS for the Atari brand, wore it like a dead skin mask, made a few notable titles like Gauntlet Legends, got stuck in a death spiral of hocking classic IP to stay solvent, and bombed. Some middle-eastern tech-bro collective bought that wreck of a company for the Atari brand, spent a decade in vapor-ware hell, clunked out a weird PC nobody bought, and bombed.

The arcade division under Warner did quite well after 1984 and released a bunch of games you’ve probably heard of. Eventually “Time Warner Interactive” was purchased by Midway (which was owned by Bally (which was owned by Williams)) and released even more games you’ve probably heard of. That lasted until arcades stopped existing, at which point, it bombed. A decade later, Warner bought them again, through the purchase of Midway’s assets, but made no effort to re-use the brand. They just wanted Mortal Kombat.

This Atari - the one that recently released a vaguely-admirable home gizmo that’s basically a Raspberry Pi running Stella - is the finance-bro shell company that apparently found more money under a couch cushion. And they spent some of it buying back classic franchises? Bravo, I suppose. They’re still precariously close to being a bombed-out wreck of a company… again.

I swear, that logo is like a cursed artifact in a horror movie. You know it kills companies. But they can’t help themselves. Seventh time’s the charm! So they put it on, and oh no, everything went wrong somehow. Who could have seen this coming?

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What’s important is that they’re smart and special and better than you.

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Which is ridiculous, it’s a fine webcomic.

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ProJared: “The E stands for Developer and the A stands for Graveyard.”

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Which is totally different from what they were gonna do anyway.

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And then as nouns, you can have a scenic overlook and a dangerous oversight. Still different meanings - but swapping which one means “excellent view of the thing” and “completely missed it.”

English is fun.

This Christian movie was made near me and comes out soon. I almost want to see it because it sounds so funny. (www.fathomevents.com)

DISCIPLES IN THE MOONLIGHT takes place in the not-too-distant future after the government has banned the Bible for its “offensiveness” and replaced it with a government-approved version. A small group of Christians are recruited to smuggle God’s Word to underground churches throughout the Midwest. With a ruthless federal...

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I greatly anticipate God Awful Movies covering this steaming pile of persecution fetish.

‘FUCK the LAPD' Shirt Maker's Entire Shop Sold Out After Cops Threaten Him (www.404media.co)

The creator of a “FUCK the LAPD” shirt sold out not only his entire stock of that shirt but also sold out many of his other designs after the Los Angeles Police Department Foundation made an intellectual property threat against them that claimed they owned the letters ‘LAPD.’

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‘You can’t mock us because we own our name’ is practically a sovereign citizen tactic.

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And had another female PM for like a week, at which point Liz died.

No middle ground.

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Very relevant Philosophy Tube video.

Might look different than you expect if you’re a recent fan.

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I always want these to be Punnett squares.

Also I’ve had enough caffeine to be sent on a brain tangent by the wolf wearing a shirt that says “human rights.”

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All the lemmy.world commenters came out to insist “that painting is a pipe, though.”

Yeah? Smoke it.

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There was no C.

There was no SA.

The entire point of saying “CSAM” was to distinguish evidence of child rape from depictions of imaginary events.

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You’d figure “CSAM” was clear enough. You’d really figure. But apparently we could specify “PECR” for “photographic evidence of child rape” and people would still insist “he drew PECR!” Nope. Can’t. Try again.

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