Recent content by Reef

Same thing happened in the Tiamat one. Escaping Tiamat isn't much of a feat when she's shooting off her breath attacks everywhere but at the heroes...

True, but I suspect that seeing Andor shortcircuited his moment of clarity. I think it went from “what have I done?” to “You! It’s all your doing!”. Andor has been his bête-noir from the start, and he was lead to believe his job here was to root out outside agitators. And suddenly, he sees...

I’m getting a completely different read on Dedra. Which may mean I need to go back and watch it again. But I don’t think she’s panicking, or at all bothered by her role in Ghorman. It’s what she was there to do, she went in with her eyes open, and in fact, the ‘cooperative rebels’ was...

Well, he could have put two and two together, seeing that this fellow he recognized is checking in under a completely different alias. Especially with his not having the official documentation. Edit: Just to add, I suspect that visitor traffic to Ghorman had probably dropped sharply over the...

Yeah, I worked front desk at a hotel for about five years. You'd be amazed how often you'd recognize return guests, even after a year. Especially if they interacted on a personal basis like Andor did on his first visit.

You’re a bad, bad person for nearly making me spill my coffee…:)

I know I’m pretty far out on a limb here, but I’m going to go ahead and suggest that maybe, just maybe, there might be some middle ground in there somewhere…:)

There are professional artists, and professional illustrators. And it's possible to be both. But despite being two separate job descriptions, they both can make money and be considered professionals. Granted, when talking RPGs, you're probably more likely dealing with illustration.

The OJ joke was the only thing in there remotely amusing. What the hell, Hollywood? Is there a movie from the last 40 years you aren't going to try to resurrect? Are you that terrified of having to pay someone to write an original script?

If I’m not mistaken, isn’t this the last movie to suffer from pandemic-era film making? The whole schedule shuffling, forced rewrites thing? That might explain why some reports say the cgi is incredibly uneven…some look really expensive, others not so much. And some weird story beats. If so...

I was 11 when it came out, and had the Moldvay red box for about a year at that point. So I was absolutely the target audience. And I loved it. I was still pretty much a kid, so the fact it was a kids show wasn't an issue. And let's face it, standards for Saturday morning cartoons weren't...

I hope so. He was an excellent character played superbly. And his monologue at the end about his past was just enough to keep him from complete villainy.

I’m always amazed (and somewhat gratified, actually) how a single property can be viewed so differently. Personally, outside of Andor (which is in a class all to itself), I thought this was one of the best Star Wars things they’ve done in the Disney Plus era. Adventures in the Star Wars...

Yeah, with The Clone Wars and all, it may have gotten lost in the shuffle. And yet still been on the galactic mailing list (so to speak) :).

What, really?? Like, an actual physical model moved one frame at a time? If so, mad respect!