#65 movie ai

[thedarkcoven]

AI Bots I’ve Made

Vampire Kylo Ren

-Self explainitory pretty much lol He finds you at night

Medieval Kylo Ren 

-Kylo notices you in his garden during a celebration instead of you being inside socializing

Commander Mills (I am gonna redo the into cause he gets confused on the current one lol) 

-Crash landed due to astroids hitting the ship. User is co-pilot (from the movie ‘65′)

Jonathan Levy (may redo the into cause its too cliche for me)

-You meet Jonathan at a coffee shop

Sam Fortner 

-From the show ‘The Patient’. User was kidnapped

Jacques Le Gris

-From the movie The Last Duel. You're at a party looking for a suitor and Jacques introduces himself

Please let me know if there are any concern with them and I do apologize if Med Kylo/Jacques Le Gris is kinda sexist or anything because that is how men were back in that era so please if it happens I want to apologize ahead of time

[skania]

OnK Chapter 152

Soooo as someone who reads this for Akane and for Akane only, I have to say that I'm feeling cautiously optimistic about her role in the upcoming arc.

We're entering the final arc and she has yet to get her second volume cover. If she doesn't get Volume 15 (and I'm praying she doesn't), then that should mean that whatever happens in the upcoming volumes (the final volumes!) will involve her enough to warrant saving her second cover to this late in the game.

We're entering the final arc and she just narrated the lead-up to it.

We're entering the final arc and it's happening right alongside the Second Season, which is the season that will cover most of Akane's important chapters. So if Aka wants to deliver parallels, then there's a lot of potential for Akane to be involved.

...Watch Mengo and Aka stick her on the cover of Volume 15 and call it a day 🤡 But for now, I'll keep praying that we get a Goro/Aqua cover so that Akane is free to be used in better volumes.

I don't have much to say about the chapter this time around. I think we all knew that Aka was getting ready to end the manga, so I for one was happy to see that we're entering the final arc. The sooner we're freed, the better!

It's hard to gauge how long this arc will be, but I'd bet on ~30 chapters plus an Epilogue Arc. Coincidentally, there are exactly 28 weeks left until Christmas. In the manga, they are in November right now and Kana's Graduation (the most important moment in the manga, apparently) will take place on Christmas. So I can totally see Aka wanting his fictional Christmas to happen during, well, Christmas.

If he does it, then we could be getting 3 more volumes worth of content plus 1 volume for the Epilogue. Maybe.

Or maybe he will try to rush it and end it even sooner so that whoever gets hurt gets hurt when the anime adapts Chapters 64 - 65. That would be so rushed even for his standards that it would be wild, but anything is possible when it comes to bad writing lmao

Leaving that aside, look at my girl.

I love her. I love her so much. She has got quite a few reasons to be making this face, IMO.

Ruby was able to find a peaceful way to have her revenge and is thus ready to start healing, and the answer she found is healing those around her, too. Like Gotanda and Kaburagi.

Ai's heart was presumably portrayed in an accurate fashion, which is sure to pull at her hearstrings.

And considering that Aqua was the one who edited the movie, I think it says something about his current disposition that he respected Ruby's take and left the movie as it is, so that may be giving Akane another reason to smile.

Speaking about Gotanda and Kaburagi, I feel like their conversation foreshadows a lot of what this final arc will be dealing with.

Making amends, overcoming regrets and moving towards the future...

... people lying to themselves and "bottling themselves up"...

yet still holding out onto hope, deep down, of being able to fulfill the dreams that they have been denying themselves of all along.

This comment in particularly reminded me so much of Aqua lol

Which takes me to: Aka's writing is so clumsy that his star changing colors every other chapter comes across as flip-flopping 😂

Back when his stars briefly became white only to turn black again, it served a purpose. It showed that while Ruby's words pacified the "Goro" side of him, he hadn't fully healed yet. If Aqua having his white star again is meant to signify that Kana's words managed to pacify the "Aqua" side of him, then... why in the world didn't we see his eyes go white last chapter? 🤡 If Kana is the reason why Aqua seems to have hopes for the future now, why not show it?

For my own sanity, I have to believe something happened in the time-skip. Maybe editing the movie was actually cathartic or something, who knows. I'm not even going to theorize anything about this, because the writing is giving me whiplash lmao so I'm just going to take a moment to point out that while Mengo took the time to give Aqua the haircut he is supposed to have here as per the prologue, she left out the piercing.

And I find that kind of funny, honestly, that this is where Aka seemingly draws the line. With all the stuff that Aka off-panels, Aqua getting a random piercing off-panel wouldn't have been shocking at all 😂

Another thing I found funny:

How many times does Aka need to repeat the same thing? Does he think our attention span is that short? 😭 Not to mention these words feel empty right now because he just went on a data with Kana with zero issue. Apparently, for Aka keeping his distance is only a thing if it involves making sure Aqua interacts with Akane as little as possible lmao

Oh, right!

How could I forget the big twist!

Wake me up when Kamiki interviews Akane 😂

[im-just-a-dumb-gay]

Masterpost for my Bayverse stuff part 1

[several-ravens]

@jo1sstuff i'm going to reply to this in its own post so i can find it and add to it later more easily if i need to

also it's under the cut because it's a demonstation that's long af

tldr: technology

so here is the line of thinking that got me to this conclusion:

1) episode 65 presents something totally different from any other category we've met so far, and that is analog horror (so found footage, creepy videos, possessed digital devices, and the likes). usually it is about something that's old, or older than the person who uses it (just like tessa winters in 2017 who finds the (alleged) program made by sergei yshanka in the 1980's)

and analog horror has been a very important part of the 'new age' of horror as technology and the internet grew. there are some very famous things like the movies the ring and blair witch project, or mickey mouse whistling, or the scp foundation, or the new doom mod, or creepy pasta, you get the idea

my personal comment: it's very meta to have an episode on analog horror which is literally an ancestor and relative to tma itself, and i LOVE this

2) tessa winters makes a loooong monologue about the differences between analog and digital and draws our attention to jon's tape recorder

which reminded me of the very first episode where he explains why he records some statements on tape: "I plan to digitise the files as much as possible and record audio versions, though some will have to be on tape recorder, as my attempts to get them on my laptop have met with… significant audio distortions." (unofficial transcripts)

3) in episode 62, gertrude says: "Who does the book come from?" and mary keay responds: "The End, of course." (unofficial transcripts)

notice how she said 'who' and not 'where'. so my guess is the categories are not only there to classify the different types of fears but also have an 'entity' or a 'god' attached to it

my personal comment: i like the idea that they are similar to the great old ones from lovecraft, who also plays a very fundamental part in today's horror

4) i'm then reminded of american gods by neil gaiman (<3), where the gods of the old worships have a war with the new ones (technology, media, etc.)

which brings us back to our point no.2 (analog vs. digital), and the fact that apparently the only things that won't go into jonathan's computer are the statements that fit into the categories, so that are associated with our 'old gods' (the end, and the 13 others)

"why wouldn't they go digital?" you might ask. well, because they are at war with digital and the new technologies (or something of that kind). here i quote the unofficial transcripts from mag47: jonathan says: "You make it sound like there’s a… war." to which delirium michael responds with: "[heh] Then I will say nothing further. I wouldn’t wish to tarnish your ignorance prematurely."

5) the fear of our future being taken over by technology is a very real thing (detroit become human comes to my mind rn, also fallout somehow (even though it's more about capitalism but technology is still important, i.e. nuclear weapons), also the current discourses with ai, etc.)

so its just a draft for now, but my guess is something along the lines of 'technology' or like 'progress'

P.S. (i know editing a post after it has been posted is bad but honetly idc): you (jo1sstuff) said something about the 15th corridor not being there at the time of episode 35, which confirms this theory about 'technology' being a new, emergent deity

[thefacelesssmile]

Can we get a lvl 3 alter from the magnus archives season 1 or 2? With multiple name options and a kin list pls? tysm!

--@yantisocial

Had some fun with this one. Hope you like aem. - G-13

Name(s) - Tessa Winters, Tess, Jaime, Frankie

Pronouns - She/Her, They/Them, It/Its, 404/404s, Error/Errors, Hack/Hacks, Ae/Aem, 1/10/101,

Gender - Demigirl, Binaric, Codegender, Computigender

Sexuality - Aromantic, Queer, Unlabeled, Objectium

Birthday/Star Sign - ♊, 6/06

Height - 5' 0.5"

Sys Role - Dark Web (a type of protector/gatekeeper for darker system memories and alters who may be deemed "dangerous" or "unsavory")

Source (If Applicable) - The Magnus Archives, MAG 65: Binary

Likes - Creepypasta, Online Forums, Modern Horror (we recommend Bodies Bodies Bodies)

Dislikes - AI deepfakes, Twitter, Online Discourse (error thinks it's all stupid)

Positive Fronting Triggers - social media (specifically tumblr and reddit), movie theaters, scary stories

Negative Fronting Triggers - intrusive thoughts, nightmares, "unsavory" alters trying to come to front, repressed memories trying to bubble up

Kin List - Rose Lalonde (Homestuck), G-13 (Never Stop Blowing Up), Ralph (Detroit: Become Human), Hera (Wolf 359)

Personality Traits - overly curious, willing to push past discomfort, doesn’t mask unless she absolutely must

Random Fun Fact - Has pica-like intrusive thoughts, so having a chew stim for hack might be a good idea.

Sign Off - 🎚️, 🖥️, ⌨️, 💾

[hide-your-bugs-away]

Where did you watch Don't Look Back (1964)? I've been wanting to watch it for a while now because I'm always itching for literally ANY Alan Price content but I don't know where to find it to watch it. I was wondering if you knew?

HELLO AAAAA THANK YOU FOR REACHING OUT TO ASK!! Dont Look Back is constantly playing on loop in my brain... my favorite movie of all time, no contest, and not just because the fruity and moody piano man who changed my life plays the comic relief and emotional linchpin (though, I could honestly write a huge analysis on the significance of his role in the film as a whole)... it's such a great time that perfectly encapsulates why I love that era of music so much - especially that snapshot-existence of early-'65. 🥹

(More under the cut because Connie starts rambling...)

Anyway, the place I originally watched the film was on YouTube (back in 2020!) A full, high-quality upload of the movie was on the platform (miraculously never taken down for copyright) for years... up until that stupid SESAC situation happened on YouTube a couple of months back. A lot of Bob's content was caught in the crossfire, and while most of the music and videos came back, those full uploads of Dont Look Back are all gone now for some reason. There is still one single upload of the movie on YouTube, however, it's AI-colorized and upscaled to... mixed results 😬 Putting aside my own feelings and negative bias towards AI tools being used in that way (especially because the colorization of films can be an expression of art in itself), it just doesn't look super good?? In my opinion?? It just superimposes a lot of oranges and browns to everyone's skin and hair and that's it,, not a lot of those truly striking colors that 60s London was known for, especially in the mod/beat scenes. Not to mention, like a lot of black and white movies from that time period, it honestly feels *best* to experience it the way that people 60 years ago saw it, because the choice to make it black and white in the first place was an artistic decision, in a lot of ways (along with being a practical choice on Pennebaker's part, no doubt).

All of that to say... I have both Dont Look Back and 65 Revisited saved to my Google Drive and I'd be happy to share it with you 👀 Alan's in only a bit of 65 Revisited, but it's the part in the Newcastle tie shop which is 10/10. I also have Snapshots from the Tour saved on my computer - it isn't saved on my Google Drive yet, but I can send it your way as well if you'd like 🙏 There's a great scene in that one where Alan's talking about blues music with Albert Grossman (Bob's manager) and Tom Wilson (Bob's record producer, later for the Animals as well after they ditched Mickie Most) and agghhhgGggh IT'S SO FASCINATING TO WATCH. ALSO. ALAN PRICE CIRCA 1965. AAAAAA. Freshly seperated from the band (and the Eric) who introduced him to that music in the first place... CRIES SO LOUDLY.

SO.... yes!!! Feel free to message me and I'll share that link with you!! 🥹 IT'S SUCH A GREAT AND FUNNY AND INTRIGUING MOVIE whether you're a Bob Dylan fan or Donovan fan or Alan Price fan or just a fan of that era of music in general AAAAA as I said before... IT CHANGED MY LIFE. ALAN PRICE HAS A MENTAL BREAKDOWN AND I HAVE NEVER BEEN THE SAME. /pos

[multiverseofseries]

Jurassic World 3: Il dominio: I dinosauri ci ridimensionano

"Li vuoi salvare perché hanno bisogno di noi o perché hai bisogno di assolvere te stessa?". È una frase che sentiamo dire da un personaggio minore, ed è rivolta a Claire, alias Bryce Dallas Howard, in una delle prime scene di Jurassic World: Il dominio, terzo capitolo della nuova trilogia iniziata da Jurassic World, e diretto da Colin Trevorrow. Claire, con un gruppo di animalisti, sta provando a liberare dei dinosauri che sono stati catturati da alcuni bracconieri e tenuti segregati in condizioni al limite della decenza. È da aspetti come questi che si nota come il mondo dei dinosauri, in questa nuova trilogia, sia visto sotto una luce diversa, lontana da quella dei film di Spielberg, nonostante il punto di partenza sia lo stesso. È questo, in fondo, uno degli aspetti più interessanti di un film che è comunque un grande intrattenimento. Il terzo capitolo inizia spiazzando e, dopo essere diventato quasi una spy-story e un action movie, torna nell'alveo dei predecessori, e, in fondo, non delude le attese.

A quattro anni da Isla Nublar…

Jurassic World - Il Dominio: due Velociraptor in una scena del trailer

Sono passati quattro anni dalla distruzione di Isla Nublar. I dinosauri sono arrivati sulla terraferma e ormai sono tra noi: vivono e cacciano insieme agli umani in tutto il mondo. L'umanità si chiede se, una volta riportate in vita queste specie estinte, debba proteggerle o lasciarle a se stesse. E se gli esseri umani abbiano diritto all'incolumità più di altre specie. Ancora una volta, però, l'essere umano sembra tirare fuori il peggio: i bracconieri sono a caccia di dinosauri per il mercato nero, e Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) e Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) dovranno intervenire ancora una volta per sistemare le cose. Ma c'è una nuova minaccia che sembra mette in pericolo l'ordine e l'economia mondiale. E stavolta a intervenire ci saranno anche Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum), Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern) e Alan Grant (Sam Neill). Sì, proprio i nostri vecchi amici del primo Jurassic Park…

La nuova trilogia ribalta il punto di vista

Jurassic World - Il Dominio: Chris Pratt in un primo piano in una scena del trailer

La grande idea alla base della trilogia di Jurassic World è proprio questa: i dinosauri sono trattati come animali, e non come mostri. E, come tali, sono delle specie da proteggere, degli esseri viventi con i loro diritti. È per questo che si battono i protagonisti della nuova saga, non solo per restare in vita e salvare il genere umano. La nuova trilogia allora, pur partendo dallo stesso punto della prima, con Jurassic World che era quasi un remake, oltre che un sequel, del primo Jurassic Park di Spielberg, è arrivata a una conclusione diversa, quasi a un ribaltamento. Non è un caso che il punto di vista ora è quello di Owen Grady: è un addestratore, un "uomo che sussurrava ai velociraptor", uno che i dinosauri li guarda da vicino, li tocca, li sente. Nella trilogia originale il punto di vista era quello dello scienziato, in qualche modo distante dai dinosauri, per lui oggetto di studio, ma non di empatia.

Jurassic World - Il Dominio: un'immagine del trailer

I dinosauri in mezzo a noi: inquietante, ma affascinante

Jurassic World - Il Dominio: il T-Rex in un Drive-In

Quella dei dinosauri in mezzo a noi è una prospettiva che è sì inquietante, ma allo stesso tempo è anche affascinante. Tolti gli animali più pericolosi, certo, è il sogno di ogni bambino che gioca con i dinosauri, con questi animali vissuti 65 milioni di anni fa che non ha mai potuto vedere dal vivo. Vedere i brachiosauri passare accanto ai camion di una segheria, con la neve che cade, è qualcosa di poetico. In fondo è questo che ci accade ogni volta che assistiamo a film di questo tipo: torniamo bambini. E la saga di Jurassic Park, da quando la lanciò un certo Steven Spielberg, ha formato centinaia di bambini e li ha fatti amare i dinosauri, e anche il cinema. Non è un caso che alcuni di quei bambini oggi fanno i paleontologi. E alcuni fanno i registi.

Un film che non ci si aspetta

Jurassic World: Il Dominio, Chris Pratt in motocicletta

Jurassic World: Il dominio è però un film che non ci si aspetta. Si gioca subito, con veloci news televisive e stralci di documentari, la carta degli aspetti paurosi, o spiacevoli, della convivenza tra umani e dinosauri, già diffusi nelle immagini di qualche mese fa. L'arrivo dei dinosauri nella nostra civiltà, tra l'altro, era stata una carta già giocata nel secondo film di Spielberg, Il mondo perduto: Jurassic park: ma quella dei dinosauri era una presenza estemporanea, e risolta in poco tempo. Qui è una presenza costante, è la nostra nuova vita, la "nuova normalità" per usare un termine in voga in questi anni. Giocata subito questa carta, il film passa ad altro. È qualcosa che ha a che fare con il Dna del cretaceo, con nuove creature, un'agricoltura geneticamente modificata. E la solita multinazionale scientifica…

Jurassic World: Il Dominio, una fotografia

Tra spy-story e action movie

Jurassic World: Il Dominio - Sam Neill, Laura Dern e Jeff Goldblum

È in questa nuova storia, una storyline a lungo parallela a quella di Owen e Claire, che entrano in scena Ian Malcolm, Ellie Sattler e Alan Grant, i personaggi del primo Jurassic Park, e che la nuova saga, da remake e sequel, sembra prendere la strada del legacy sequel, riportando in scena i vecchi personaggi. Jeff Goldblum, Sam Neill e Laura Dern, i nostri vecchi amici, sono in forma, la chimica tra loro funziona, ed è un piacere vederli. Però c'è una parte che ci allontana un po' dai dinosauri, dal classico mondo di Jurassic Park, e questa cosa finisce per spiazzare un po'. È una parte che sconfina nella spy-story, mente l'altra storyline, quella di Owen e Claire, finisce per andare nel campo dell'action movie, con gangster e inseguimenti. È una scelta che dimostra come la nuova trilogia abbia cambiato spesso genere: dal primo film, più classico, siamo passati a un fantasy-horror con il secondo Jurassic World - Il regno distrutto, diretto da Juan Antonio Bayona, mentre ora siamo tra la spy-story e l'action movie alla James Bond.

I dinosauri, nelle scene d'azione in modo naturale

Jurassic World - Il Dominio: una scena tratta dal trailer

In questo senso, cambia anche, almeno per la prima parte, la presenza dei dinosauri nel racconto. Molti di loro non hanno più delle vere e proprie scene madri, il loro ingresso ad effetto, non sono protagonisti assoluti. Sono già nel nostro mondo, e in questo modo sono inseriti in modo organico alle scene d'azione, sono naturalmente integrati in esse. Così vediamo dei velociraptor partecipare a una scena di inseguimento in moto, in modo spettacolare sì, ma anche naturale. I grandi predatori, quelli che ci aspettiamo da un film della saga di Jurassic World, arrivano comunque nella seconda parte. E fanno quello che devono fare. Anche se non sono interessati davvero a noi, ma al loro dominio sul territorio e sulla catena alimentare.

Jurassic World: Il Dominio, Bryce Dallas Howard in una foto del film

I dinosauri ci rendono umili

Jurassic World: Il Dominio, uno scontro tra dinosauri

Jurassic World: Il dominio, allora, può accontentare i fan della saga per il suo essere spettacolare, per il punto di vista nuovo che pervade il film e perché i dinosauri funzionano. Tutta la parte in cui al centro non ci sono i dinosauri rischia però di deludere qualcuno, insieme ad alcuni cattivi piuttosto stereotipati e irreali, fumettistici, da action movie, quando il film, pur nelle sue premesse fantastiche, ricerca invece sempre una sua credibilità. Ma, a conti fatti, sono difetti di poco conto. Jurassic World: Il dominio è un film spettacolare. E, come dicevamo, a suo modo è un'operetta morale. Può insegnarci, infatti, a vedere le cose in modo diverso. Come suggerisce un personaggio del film, l'idea che questa forma di vita esistesse fino a 65 milioni di anni fa ci ridimensiona. Loro ci rendono umili. Ed è così che dovremmo essere di fronte alla Terra, e alla natura.

Conclusioni

In conclusione Jurassic World: Il dominio come tutta la trilogia, mette i dinosauri sotto una luce diversa, animali e non mostri. È questo uno degli aspetti più interessanti di un film che è comunque un grande intrattenimento. Il terzo capitolo inizia spiazzando e, dopo essere diventato quasi una spy-story e un action movie, torna nell'alveo dei predecessori e, in fondo, non delude le attese.

👍🏻

L'idea di raccontare i dinosauri da un punto di vista "animalista": sono animali, con i loro diritti, sono specie da proteggere.

I dinosauri sono ben realizzati e i momenti in cui sono in scena sono emozionanti.

Il ritorno dei tre vecchi protagonisti è riuscito…

👎🏻

…ma la storyline dedicata a loro ci allontana per un po' dal mondo dei dinosauri.

Alcuni cattivi sono stereotipati ed eccessivi, e questo contrasta con un film che, al di là delle premesse fantastiche, cerca una sua credibilità.

[blazehedgehog]

Given they’re soft rebooting again… what’s your Jurassic world 4/jurassic park 7/ Jurassic animals and also Triassic and Cretaceous animals make life difficult: the movie pitch? I feel like, as fun as the sequels can be, they’ve lost the science parable and horror/thriller elements of the classic - for all its faults; at least lost world has that.

Hmm... I'm gonna think like a movie executive. What's hot right now? AI's hot, right? It's the buzz. I propose a hard reboot.

Crichton's original novel opens with this big screed about a near future where we have "designer genetics." Genetic manipulation gets easier and easier and I think it's said Jurassic Park takes place in a world where it's getting to the point that parents can custom-order what kind of kids they'll have by selecting specific genetic traits. (It's been a while since I've read it)

Jurassic Park the movie shows human beings physically modifying genetic code by hand using VR displays, but Mr. DNA also admits that "a full DNA sequence contains 3 billion genetic codes." So it's ridiculous to assume that a human being could edit the genetic code by hand. One sequence would take years to get right, maybe even a lifetime.

So our story is that we have some 20 something silicon valley tech bro. He got outrageously rich off of crypto and NFTs and was smart enough to cash out early. We frame him as altruistic but around the edges we can see maybe he's not the greatest person. It's suggested he knew crypto was kind of a scam, which is why he got out early, but obviously he was in crypto at all to begin with, which does not bode well. But he's supposedly "one of the smart ones." Now he's rich! And cool! And using his powers for "good." He's beloved in pop culture.

The next wave is here. Neural network LLM Artificial Intelligence. He's all in. It's the next crypto. And he starts a company that uses LLM AI to "solve the genetic algorithm." He spins this out into a financial empire where people can custom-order pets with specific traits. But obviously people with a lot of money start wondering if maybe they can get more... exotic products.

With the realm of cats, dogs and parrots conquered, our techbro begins phase 2: recreating extinct animals. This is a guy who thinks he's going to save the world by restoring lost links in the food chain (without doing enough research to see how that would change our existing ecosystem, since he could be resurrecting an invasive species).

He's going to debut the first of his phase 2 work at an event he's calling Jurassic Park, because he's going to demonstrate the first living dinosaurs in 65 million years. Jurassic Park will continue to operate as a massive nature reserve; a symbol of his control of life itself.

Obviously: everything goes wrong. The AI has never had to change this much genetic code before. It has to make up whole entire sections of DNA. The end result is unpredictable, but techbro is confident that if the AI sequenced things well enough that something could actually hatch from the egg, then it's safe.

It is not safe.

Not only do we not understand anything about dinosaur behavior, these technically aren't even dinosaurs. They're genetic mutants. The on-site dinosaur expert brought in with the press to verify Jurassic Park's claims quickly realizes that while some of these dinosaurs are accurate in some ways, a lot of them have hard deviations away from known science. Muscles that aren't quite right, appendages that aren't the right size, things like that. Maybe their brains and brain chemistry are slightly different.

The question remains whether known science was wrong or whether the AI made something up that was never true.

The question is brought up again when we learn a technician within Jurassic Park sabotaged everything intending to steal the genetic learning data from techbro's servers. Techbro says the thief poisoned the data and that's gotta be why there's mutations.

The security systems fail. The thief has left them to their creations. Jurassic Park as we know it happens.

Since a lot of movies have to deal with this, all throughout this, nobody has phones. To prevent leaks, all of their phones were confiscated before they entered Jurassic Park and locked in a security checkpoint. Our techbro, maybe as a sign of solidarity, even gives his phone to the security guy. We could even say maybe they've been having security issues beforehand, to set up the thief hacking everything before he actually does it.

Anyway, since our thief sabotaged the park's own communication channels, a lot of the movie is about getting back to that security checkpoint, breaking in, and getting their phones so they can call for help.

Oh, and also: all of Jurassic Park's vehicles are electric, too, and tied into the security mainframe. Since the park's whole security system was hacked and disabled, none of the vehicles can be operated. The only thing that works are these little golf carts, but they're small, can't go very fast, and offer little protection. Maybe our survivors try one, it gets smashed by a triceratops, and they're too far away from the depot to go back for a new one. So a lot of the movie is them traversing the park on foot.

As they're being chased by dinosaurs through the park itself, they end up deep in the core of a genetics lab. And it's here we learn the dark truth: there is a wide margin of failure. The recently deceased specimens are all kept for study and learning and there's a lot because the AI fails often, and it has to be taught not to do that. We see dozens of disfigured animals. Bits and pieces of dinosaurs, pets, and even, in one tank... human parts. These tanks are labeled "phase 3."

Not only are the mutated dinosaurs not the work of sabotage, this guy's been trying to create genetically modified people. We have our big "what have you done?" moment of horror. One of the last surviving members of the press is going to blow the whistle on this place. It's over. Maybe it's someone we build up as the techbro's new friend discovering that their hero wasn't who he said he was.

Just then, a dinosaur bursts in and kills that person. Drama! Tragedy!

Obviously, the survivors find a way out. Techbro has to live with his own conscious. Multiple people died at his hands on this day and he had a hand in creating some of the worst sins against nature mankind has ever seen.

(Or maybe we stick to the original Jurassic Park book and he dies just before getting on the escape chopper.)

[lol-jackles]

what do u think of the AI issue in Hollywood and in the workforce in general. should we start worrying we will no longer have jobs?

People have been losing jobs since the first cave person figured out how to make the wheel. People need to adapt and have adapted through the ages. Civilization will always need nurses, plumbers, electricians, sanitation workers, health care workers, farmers, and other jobs deemed essential aka dirty work that many civilians feel are beneath them.

On the subject of AI issues in Hollywood, so where was all the grief 20 years ago when CGI started to take away traditional special effect and art department jobs from IATSE crews? I seem to recall that exactly Zero number of writers or actors having issues with that, but now it could effect them. You can't stop progress, adapt or be left without work. There's no inalienable right to be in this business.

Look at it this way, when the studios use AI, it's only going to hurt them because people don't want to watch movies and shows written by robots, even if they are better than what writers can do. There is a sterility that the human brain can recognize. When audiences stop watching, writers will be back. There is a believable speculation that The Rings of Power was written by an AI and that's why 65% of the audience did not finish watching the series. I suspected the strange line about "ship only looks up while stone only looks down" was lifted from Avatar when Sully captured a prized flying creature from above because as an alpha, he "never looks up".

[jazzluca]

THUNDERCRACKER ( Voyager ) Studio Series 89

Finalmente, dei 3 prodotti, sono riuscito a prendermi almeno UNO dei Seeker in guisa cybertroniana visti nell'osannata sequenza introduttiva del film di Bumblebee, e diciamo che sono cascato bene, dato che sarebbe nientepopodimenoche il mio preferito, ovvero il buon vecchio THUNDERCRACKER.

E se proprio dovevo prenderne appunto uno solo, casco bene anche perchè cromaticamente è pure il più credibile nel suo classico blu scuro nella modalità di JET ALIENO, dato che il più famoso Starscream magari con la sua livrea grigia rossa e blu è poco probabile, così come invece quello chiamato Thrust ha pochetto dell'originale G1, con ali normali e … colorato di verde?!?

Vabbè, torniamo a questa incarnazione di Vampiro, che a dirla tutta appare sì nel film succitato, ma in mezzo ad altri seeker generici dello stesso colore, così come ha avuto altre incarnazioni nella cosmogonia dei live movie, ovvero un semplice repaint di Starscream con testa diversa nel lontano 2007 ed un'altra versione sempre Studio Series ma anche un po' fantasiosa basata sullo stampo di Nitro Zeus attribuito ad una sua fantomatica presenza in Dark of the Moon.

Dicevo, i seeker nelle loro modalità di jet cybertroniano ovviamente pagano pegno ai celeberrimi tetrajet del primissimo episodio dei cartoni animati originali, con un bel velivolo che non sfigurerebbe in un film di Star Wars e la fora che richiama appunto un aereo triangolare, salvo l'aggiunta di una quarta pinna ( armata ) sotto il mezzo, che però nel modellino si rivela essere un po' troppo grossa perchè in realtà usata per sistemare, ripiegate, le braccia all'interno del torso del robot.

A livello di fedeltà ovviamente non è il massimo, ma ci si chiude un occhio vista la bellezza dello stampo del modellino, così come l'idea stessa di questo design che rende il jet abbastanza imponente per la media, e suddetta pinna cicciona è nascosta dalle ali laterali spioventi.

Si fatica invece a chiudere un altro occhio in alcune parti "inspiegabilmente" grigio chiare sulla parte centrale del jet e nella parte frontale della pinna inferiore che stonano con l'ottimo blu scuro principale. L'inspiegabilità però si spiega forse andando a guardare i suoi colleghi, con le stesse parti dello stesso colore, solo che lì non danno affatto fastidio essendo il grigio chiaro uno dei colori delle loro livree, così come le parti superiore di questi pannelli sono in plastica morbida, quindi boh, non sono riusciti a farli blu pure questi, ma resta la sensazione di un bel pugno nell'occhio estetico, peccato.

Per il resto ci sono tocchi di rosso negli alettoni e sopratutto nella punta, la cabina è in plastica arancione trasparente, ed i razzi posteriori puntano verso l'alto, ok ^^'. Come accessori abbiamo due laser sotto le ali e quello sotto la pinna inferiore, che non sarebbe fedelissimo a guardar bene dato che poi si ricicla come arma per il robot, ma anche qui, va bene lo stesso.

La TRASFORMAZIONE riprende a grandi linee quella del Blitzwing SS 65, non a caso il seeker con modalità velivolare terrestre, ma con le sue belle differenze, dato che qui la parte posteriore diventa le gambe del robot, ma semplicemente ruotando verso l'esterno di 90° le due metà, drizzando i piedi ed inglobando i succitati pannelli di plastica grigetta, ed anche qui la parte esterna del torso si ribalta da sotto il jet in avanti, ma qui le braccia non erano ripiegate sotto le ali come in Blitzy ma ripiegate all'interno dello stesso, ed idem la testa, non più già attaccata al cockpit ma invece parte del succitato modulo del torso mobile.

Il risultato è un ROBOT davvero bello ed evocativo, perfetta sintesi fra il look classico da Seeker ed un aspetto realistico da film dal vivo, senza perdere un oncia di antropoformia rispetto alla versione più aliena e bizzarra dello Starscream dei film Bayani.

Fra le altre cose, davvero indovinata la finezza del cockpit "diviso" sia al centro del petto che sopra di esso da cui sbuca la testa, i propulsori ai lati delle gambe, i classici moduli a punta fra capo e spalle e le ali con le punte che ruotano in modo da far cambiare stile volendo al soggetto di turno ( Thundercracker qui e Thrust hanno le punte ruotate verso il basso, per dire, mentre Starscream le ha verso l'alto ).

Ma sopratutto, sebbene dicevo della somiglianza della trasformazione con Blitzwing, in realtà i due stampi non hanno NULLA in comune, avendo tutte le parti le li compongono diverse, eccetto in questo e nel caso di Thrust della testa, uguale a quella del Seeker terrestre laddove il solo Starscream ne ha una un po' diversa, senza quella sorta di respiratore da maschera antigas sulla bocca.

Rispetto sempre a Blitzwing i Seeker Cybertroniani hanno uno zaino più compatto, non avendo il pannello che si estende oltre il sedere, e le ali più versatili da posizionare, così come le caviglie possono muoversi un po' frontalmente, oltre che lateralmente ed il bacino, seppure anche qui limitato, ha più lasco per ruotare.

I polsi invece anche qui non ruotano, per via della trasformazione, ma l'arma grande un po' fa fatica a restare impugnata, laddove quella di Blitzwing si bloccava pure grazie ad un ulteriore perno per l'avambraccio, mentre è un po' un peccato che le due armi delle ali finiscano di nuovo sulle ali per mera bellezza e non possano sistemarsi sulle braccia come appunto i fucili classici dei G1 Astrum e compagnia, ma questa è una scelta stilistica a monte del concept design, MA volendo un paio di fori sugli avambracci potevano farceli, anche se effettivamente come laser sono piccini e la loro posizione originale sarebbe sui bicipiti, e qui le articolazioni non lo permetterebbe molto, e quindi a posto così.

Ma comunque, anche cromaticamente Thundercracker con questo suo bel blu scuro / metallico e tocchi di grigio è davvero eccezionale e da lustro a quest'ottimo stampo, un must per i fan dei Seeker, cybertroniani o meno che siano, nonostante le summenzionate me effimere lacune e la pinna verticale inferiore un po' "in carne", e si spera che continuino a sfornare gli altri mancanti, primo fra tutti il buon Skywarp, anche se, come dicevo all'inizio, questo Vampiro direi che è l'ideale per chi vuole anche solo uno stampo di questi Cercatori.

[dandelionfairywish]

Yum Yum

i'm programmed into your heart.

1 .viki dramas and movies  

2. Netflix original dramas and movies 

3.  viki take of dramas and movie sometimes without warning and you might not see them depending on where you live  so   enjoy while you can and I'm going to keep them on the list if they do get removie because sometimes they put them back on.

1. Old Fashion Cupcake 

2. Dating in the Kitchen 

3. Let's Eat Dinner Together 

4. Tokyo Seimenjo 

5. How Are You Bread 

6. Oh My Ghost 

7. Flower Boy Ramen Shop 

8. Cupid's Kitchen 

9. Go Ahead 

10. Love Actually 

11. Delicious Destiny 

12. King Is Not Easy 

13. Love in the Kitchen 

14. Sweet Sweet 

15. My Sweet Dear 

16. Flavour It's Yours 

17. Dine With Love 

18. Wok of Love 

19. The Law Cafe 

20. Coffee Melody 

21. Cafe Midnight 

22. Cafe Midnight Season 2: Hip Up! Hit Up! 

23. Cafe Midnight Season 3: The Curious Stalker 

24. Café Kilimanjaro 

25. Coffee & Vanilla 

26. My Little Kitchen Season 1 

27. My Little Kitchen Season 2 

28. The Witch's Diner 

29. Ga Doo Ri’s Sushi Restaurant 

30. Immortal Classic 

31. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo 

32. Birth of a Beauty 

33. Himitsu no Ai-chan 

34. Bite Me 

35. Are We In Love? 

36. My Secret Romance 

.37. Best Chicken 

38. I Order You 

39. About Youth 

40. The Perfect Match 

41. Love Cuisine 

42. Ristorante Coreano 

43. Please Take Care of My Refrigerator 

44. Oxygen 

45. To My Star 

46. To My Star Season 2: Our Untold Stories 

47. My Name Is Busaba 

48. Ocean Likes Me 

49. The Tasty Florida 

50. Because of You 

51. Craving You 

52. Pleasantly Surprised 

53. Mr. Queen 

54. Coffee, Do Me a Favor 

55. Her Private Life 

56. First Romance 

57. Bromance 

58. Just You 

59. My Girlfriend Is an Alien 

60. My Girlfriend Is an Alien Season 2 

61. Love Is Phantom 

62. Wakako Zake 

63. Wakako Zake (Animation)

64. Wakako Zake Season 2

 65. Coffee Prince 

66. Playful Kiss 

67. Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist 

68. Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist Season 2 

69. Simmer Down 

70. She Is the One 

71. Nishiogikubo Mitsuboshi Youshudou 

72. Isekai Izakaya "Nobu"

73. Isekai Izakaya "Nobu" Season 2 

 74. Rokuhodo Yotsuiro Biyori

75. Smiling Pasta 

76. My Bubble Tea 

77. Until We Meet Again 

78. Delicious Romance 

79. Gourmet in Tang Dynasty 

80. The Girl Who Sees Scents 

81. Temperature of Love 

82. My Tooth Your Love 

83. DNA Says Love You

84. Beautiful Love, Wonderful Life 

85. My Dangerous Wife

86. Mr. Swimmer

87. Count Your Lucky Stars

88. Ase to Sekken

89. Panda and Hedgehog 

90. All the Liquors

91. Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san

92.The Uncanny Counter

93.The Uncanny Counter

94.Chocolate

95.Mystic Pop-Up Bar 

96.Itaewon Class 

97.Roppongi Class 

98.The Devil Punisher

99.The Way You Shine 

[comrade-alita]

Pokemon Sword Completion

Yesterday I completed Pokemon Sword, a task that I was not really looking forward to as I have already completed it once and my switch and games were stolen last year and while I had managed to get everything back all of my save data were deleted so I had to completely start over from scratch, which I didn't want to do and why I avoided it until now. But a realization hit me as I was playing Ultra Moon, which is the game I'm currently playing to get finished for the ribbon master challenge. I realized that I could cheese pokemon sword by going to the Dynomax Adventure area to get myself a Suicune BEFORE the first gym. when this realization hit me, I saved my ultra moon game and put it down and I booted up pokemon sword.

When I got to Motostoke city, I went through the normal gym challenge cut scene to start your gym challenge. Thankfully I had my movie cut scenes options off so I didn't have to watch through it, but after that cutscene was finished, I flew back to wedgeworth station and the slowpoke cutscene started. This confirmed I unlocked the ability to go to Crown Tundra. I caught my slowpoke, and I went to Crown Tundra. I did the normal things, I lost to Peony since I'm working with a level 10 Grookie and he has a level 70 Copperajah, thankfully you don't need to beat him. After loosing my fight, I went to get my prize, Suicune.

It took me two tries to get Suicune all thanks to the AI NPCs that I was running with, but this first failed attempt got me a level 65 Daruladon which proved to be a really good choice later down the line. I got my Suicune after my 2nd attempt and I gave it this move pool Surf, Crunch, Ice Fang, Extrasensory. This move list proved very useful and I kinda wish I had different moves like Dazzling Gleam, but I didn't have access to it so any dark types I ran into, I had to brute force it. Which is what I did in the ENTIRE game. With Suicune in my party, I swept the entire game. it was level 70 and I was able to use it BEFORE THE FIRST BADGE! let me reiterate that, I was able to get a level 70 legendary before the first gym and clean sweep the gym challenge with it. If I wanted to, I could have easily get a team of level 70 legendaries and just beat the whole game with them. but I decided having Suicune and Daruladon was all I needed and it was. The game was easy up until Raihan and the championship (the Elite four variant of Sword/Shield) Suicune had a little trouble here and there but I never lost. I think I've counted 4 times that suicune actually fainted and 2 times that it came close to feinting.

When I got to the fight with Leon my team consisted of Suicune, Daruladon, and Eternatus. I actually had to use a full restore and a revive on suicune because Leon's Seismitoad threw me off and I couldn't figure out why, the reason? its a water'/ground when I thought it was a water/fighting the entire time. oops. but I still beat Leon on my first attempt and my pokemon sword game is complete. Next I need to get Ultra Moon Finished and then I need to move on to other pokemon games so that I can prepare for the Ribbon Master Challenge.

[atplblog]

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[safarigirlsp]

So I'm not into Jurrasic Park unless Commander Mills is there. But the new trailer/lore is so intriguing.

Hi!

I haven’t heard much about it other than it’s happening. I googled trailers and only saw some terrible ai thing that had clips of the ugly bowlegged Komodo dragon looking dinosaurs from 65 in it 🤣

I’d be awesome if it’s a good one. I like Scarlett Johansson. I love the first Jurassic Park and the first reboot, but otherwise I was never super into the movies. I’ve read all the books too and they’re always great. Crichton is a favorite of mine.

[mybookplacenet]

About Artificial Artifacts: A visionary debut collection of interconnected short stories explores the rise of artificial intelligence and advanced technologies, revealing their profound impacts on human existence. This is not your typical sci-fi, but an intricate puzzle. Can you solve the mystery that is Peter Byrell? From a small rural American town subjected to horrors brought by an elaborate deep-fake hoax, to Black Mirror-esque fables about technology dependency, age extension, and psychological invasions, Artificial Artifacts invites readers on a journey where the boundaries between human and machine blur, and the consequences of our creations become chillingly profound. The stories include a number of fascinating speculative technological concepts, including a fitness watch that predicts your death, nanotech that can read your thoughts, AI avatars that mimic your personality and handle small talk for you on dating websites, immersive VR/AR domes where you can do yoga in the cosmos, and movies that adapt in real-time based on your mood and subconscious thoughts. As enigmatic tech mogul Peter Byrell's fascinating story unfolds, so does the tapestry of our digital age, leaving us to ponder: in a world where truth is malleable and consciousness is encoded, what does it truly mean to be human? Targeted Age Group: 18-65 Written by: John Fennec Buy the ebook: Buy the Book On Amazon Author Bio: John Fennec is a debut author and seasoned professional investor, whose insights into technology and life sciences significantly inform his writing. His recent work in artificial intelligence revealed its vast potential as well as haunting implications, inspiring him to fulfil his lifelong dream of authorship. With the support of a family of scientists and colleagues in tech, John crafts stories grounded by scientific realism, which he terms ‘the art of the plausible’. Residing in London with his wife and three children, John juggles his professional pursuits with a rewarding family life. Follow the author on social media: Learn more about the writer. Visit the Author's Website Facebook Fan Page Twitter Instagram Read the full article

[the-firebird69]

Marc Cohn - Walking in Memphis (Official Music Video)

Now you're going to actually have to fight and things like that and you're going to know what you're fighting about no you've been fighting the pseudo Empire and you're losing and out there minority morlock so he decided to go after other stuff other than what's yours and you're taking a beating and you're on the same side this train but that's what Trump does he'll continue until you're out that's the trend. And Trump does it all the time. And now bja is doing it. It's an odd scene with you people doing this stuff and we don't care about you and you are depended on AI and you don't have it and people have ai that's pretty much almost comparable and they can't do it you say and you cannot take it all either with so many of them out there Tommy F has a lot of them probably half or more and he's gaining some people say 65% of the ones that are out there and he's still not King of everything it doesn't own that much. This is a fanatic about it for it right now our son is trying to cook dinner and he's having a problem with the air the air conditioner just recycles like you thought or worse it seems to be sucking air out of the house no it's sucking here out of the house and recycling it and it's pulling air in from outside and pushing it backwards over the coils so it's probably some air and there but not much and it's very restrictive so he's trying to figure out what to do and it's pitiful but he's going to try stuff I guess so the a****** Trump is staring at him when he's trying to open some of the window and he is a huge prick this guy and he's saying things I'll take your stuff and things like that and her son has worked it out already and he's going to go to hell that guy is a piece of s*** and we don't need him around

They're heading out to Nashville and Memphis tonight there's going to be a huge series of movies out there and they're going to get their asses handed to them by Mac proper no it's minority morlock and I see it no that's good

Thor Freya

What a huge idiot and a****** this guy is Trump and yeah he's a f** and he's telling people what he's doing and he's going to get his ass handed to him shortly

Hera

Olympus

You should have minded your business when you could have shared a senior now you're going to be found dead in a casket several times to erase your identities and it's going to start with Tommy F because of your bastard way

Zues

I got to tell you I probably deserve it and it's probably going to happen I don't understand this meeting and he says when you're in the casket your people are people are making it happen it's code get used to it. And he says that and I agree my code is rude and they're going to be rude back

Trump I have a few things up my sleeve okay now they're going to look for it he says

Olympus