Not saying this to brag but shes only saying she made $12,000 from porn to turn people away. I’m here to say I made that much my first few month making amateur porn on Pornhub... you CAN make good money in this industry.
I feel like the first two movies stand alone as their own story. The first one being the intro to this world, and the second solidifying that harry is here to stay and will continue to thwart evil and learn magic and be aided by his friends. It ends with everyone cheering for hagrid in the great hall. The next movie is not only so different in tone in style, the characters themselves are almost completely different people. Harry was kind and quiet and kind of dorky. Hermione was a loud know it all who thrived in being the teachers pet type. Ron was lovably cowardly at times but very brave at others.
In the third movie, Harry is pretty much a walking ball of angst and indifference. There is no more joy and wonder at the magic world he has discovered even while at hogwarts, and he has lost the polite nature that gave him some heart. Hermione has gone through the biggest change imo, as she went from a girl with a bright, confident attitude and elation at her own cleverness, to a more shy and quiet girl who seems not very sure of herself and is more self conscious. And ron basically turned into a caricature of himself and is just cowardly all the time and even kind of whiny.
The biggest difference is between the three of them as a group though. When seeing harry again in the second movie, ron and hermione both have a lighthearted and wholesome greeting with him. In the third, ron and hermione are already fighting, even though at the end of year two they were still good pals and didn't ever fight like that. Everyone is wayyyy more solemn just automatically, before anything even kicks into gear in the story and everyone is just getting ready to go back to school. They all seem like they already have some big task weighing on them or some problem that's causing them to be on edge. I know the real answer is that its simply because there is a new director for this movie, so even though it is supposed to be the same story it is not going to be packaged and delivered the same by different directors. But the dissonance between the second and third movies is really hard to get over, almost feels like those characters from the first two movies had their story end and at the third movie we see a different reality in which everyone is a lot more macabre, and no one is amazed by hogwarts or magic anymore.
I'm stuck at home with COVID for the next week and want to watch some classic movies. However, my kids are around so I can't watch anything too violent or adult.
What are some good, obscure movies I can watch with them in the room?
Obviously, there are ton of family films but I'm after films more aimed at adults rather than at children.
I watched a few old french movies, Singin' In The Rain and Howard's End.
Possibly Australian movie, made in the past 20 years. Not a supernatural horror.
IT'S THE PACT 2012 !!!
I didn't recognized it from the crappy trailer because they made it look like a completely different movie! Its edited to look like a low quality supernatural b-movie & also I didn't remember the girl character in the trailer with the bad kabuki make up!
Sorry about all the confusion & thank you everyone for helping!
Even in "live uncensored cam shows" and also these other P***Hub ads that have foreign girls... West Coast seems to be a favorite, LDR team should ask for royalties ASAP! Now I understand why maybe every time I play West Coast ppl around me get aggravated and ask me to change that one :B
I've been seeing this a lot recently where game/film companies will say they're working on something and they've only just started development. Why announce it so far from release when next to no work has been done yet? Delays can happen or things can be cancelled so why announce it already? It also just takes away some of the hype of an announcement much closer to release.
I've seen this with Dead Space, Skate 4 and pretty much all MCU/DCEU films, sometimes even with predicted release years when development has just started. Just why? If we're years out from release, assuming it doesn't get delayed or cancelled, what sense does it make in announcing it so soon?
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At the moment most fidget toys/support tools are aimed primarily or exclusively towards children. Personally, I'm rather tired of looking for a support tool online and not finding anything made for anyone over the age of 10. We don't age out of needing resources, damnit!
I've built out a small team of other ND people and we are going to be making things that we know will help us in our own existences due to our sensory sensitivities, stim needs, etc, and I'm really hoping these resources will help others as well! Some ideas I have are weighted vests for adults or residue-free lotion and hand sanitizer for those of us who can't stand that slimy feeling on our hands.
My question for you all is what products and resources would you like to see developed that would help support you in your everyday life? I'm really hoping to turn this into something that's able to help as many people and fill as many needs as possible. I have the experience and resources to make this happen, I just need to know what you want to see :)
Also, something we're thinking of emphasizing when making these is that they're made by the community and for the community, what do you think about this?
Excited to hear your thoughts! :)
Edit: Thank you all for the amazing comments, everyone! I’ll be going through and responding to each of them later today!
I found it locked and hidden, I was expecting some treasure or something.
Happy New Year everyone!
So yesterday you might have seen a post from a dumb guy confused about camera problems while using the Learning Kit. It's me. I'm the dumb guy. Had I simply gone to the next lesson I would have figured it out. So that may give you an idea of my 3-day-old skill level.
The thing is, I'm working to become a Landscape Architect. More out of a need for stable income that allows me to be an artist in some capacity and make better places for people. I believe UE can be a boon to my rendering and presentation skills in parallel to programs like revit/sketchup/Auto_Cad ect. So there is professional interest in learning this program.
However, I am one of those people who love to tell stories. I made comics as a teen, movies as a undergrad and post grad, I produced my own 15 min. short film 6 years ago! But that kind of independent contracting didn't work out for me, so I went to a more traditional work path (See above).
But if you're anything like me, then you understand the constant desire to tell more stories, and I have been inspired by shorts such as Shadow of the Republic, and others like it on youtube. Or how people use UE to create music videos with minimal cost of renting equipment if all they have is a greenscreen and practical lights.
So I want to learn. I have a script already written and ready to go, but I am just starting on my journey.
I'm under no illusion of how long and how much work is involved with this, and as a 30 year old desperately trying to build savings and buy a home some day I simply do not have the time afforded to teens and young adults who have hours at their disposal.
Currently, I am progressing through Epic's learning course and Hour of Code, but once I've completed those courses where do I go? I should like to start immediately on my short film, using it to learn and improve as I go.
Are there any asset packs you can recommend I stockpile? If it helps, the film is about a pair of Mandalorians, couple of lightsabers are involved, those LAAT patrol ships from SW Rebels, and a couple swoop bikes, but other than that I can't think of anything that absolutely HAS to be Star Wars specific (maybe sfx of course).
Anyway, I simply want to give my self the earliest, and best possible foundation upon which to learn this as a working adult.
Thank you for indulging me. And have a wonderful week!
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