>>862 >I get it. That actually reminds me a bit of how I felt with the recent passing of my aunt. It feels cold and a lacking because she was always an ambient presence in the background of my life, yet I didn't really actively grieved much because I never knew her that well. Basically this. I wonder if this is going to get me as an added reason to be depressed or something after a couple of momths or not. That's the biggest fear I have. >I am tired of this at this point. Even though I've gone pretty right wing it's often done to the point of being stupid wrapped in the most arbitrary logic. Independence Day being one of my fav examples. Oh boy,how many times I have seen in the media with the White Chruch burning a thousand times, capturing and rescuing the US president(especially in shooters),seeing the US being abducted by aliens,big IPods,robots,zombies,etc.an underwater and even a ponified version of New York, countless stories of Las Vegas(thefts,big plans of robbery,heaven located in the casinos) and a thousand things that I may be forgetting. No wonder Hollywood isn't on their best moments because I wouldn't be able to apply all the ideas they have tried. The excessive patriotism is expected and it has become cliche but it's so into the soul of it that who would care anyway. It's like we know your country with a distorted view of full praise.
However,I've got to admit that when directors get into slice of life or certain topics that are not always war or action,they shine more in the long run. Without being "cucks" nor pure alphas of weaponry,I have to praise some works like Philadelphia or the cyberpunk scene with Blade Runner. Action is good when is done right but when it becomes so commercial(Transformers,Fast and Furious...),it quickly loses the charm somehow. Now,I am not saying I praise full sitcoms or something too lazy or idiotic(The Room is funny though),but that mixture of combining certain things here and there,makes you say that despite all the possible criticisms to Hollywood,it delivers on its own sooner or later.
>China and Russia didn't start using nukes because US didn't... then later did once, then gave up. Fighter jets attacking spaceship with AIM 9 dogfighting missiles and nothing else, etc correct me if I am wrong but,didn't US use nukes twice?
