#executive kilgore

[idontlikemusicals]

those who harness the lords power, willingly or not.

CRINGEEEEEEEEEE

[isogenderskitty]

so uh i made some hatchetfield edits

[peanutsmixedwithjuice]

all he did was be whimsy and joyful and ya’ll (ted) hated him

really hate the cyborg one, put the post its on him like a puzzle

[dragynkeep]

luke : you have to watch the new jl x rwby movie

me : i cannot stress how much i do not want to watch this movie on my bare three days escape from work. i would rather chop a titty off. i would drag my coochie across lemon & razor blades & broken glass. i would go vegan. leave me alone

[brokecorviknight]

Hatchetfield Pokémon AU - Partner List:

Main Characters:

TGWDLM:

Paul Matthews - Exploud

Emma Perkins - Porygon

BF:

Tom Houston - Donphan

Becky Barnes - Comfey

Lex Foster - Zigzagoon (Cressellia is also here)

Hannah Foster - Mew

NPMD:

Pete Spankoffski - Stoutland

Steph Lauter - Luxray

Grace Chasity - Hatterene

Max Jägerman - Passimian

LIB:

Wiggly (Wiggog Y’rath) / Wendell (Dark/Psychic)

Nibbly (Nibblenephim) / Nicky (Dark/Psychic)

Pokey (Pokotho) / Porter (Dark/Psychic)

Blinky (Bliklotep) / Blaine (Dark/Psychic)

Tinky (T’noy Karaxis) / Theo (Theodore) (Dark/Psychic)

Webby (Queen in White) / Wendy (Psychic/Dark)

Important Characters:

TGWDLM:

Ted Spankoffski - Volcarona

Bill Woodward - Leavanny

Alice Woodward - Skitty

Prof. Henry Hidgens - Liligant

Gen. John MacNamara - Genesect

BF:

Ethan Greene - Cyclizar

Linda Monroe - Vespiqueen

Tim Houston - Cubone

NPMD:

Richie Lipschitz - Gallade

Ruth Fleming - Sprigatito

Solomon Lauter - Honchkrow

Detective Shapiro - Pikachu

NT:

Henry (Fake Prof. Henry Hidgens) - Mimikyu

Lucy Stockworth - Gholdengo

Wooly-Foot - Galrian Darmanitan

Konk (Ted Spankoffski) - Darmanitan

Pryce Perkins (Paul Matthews 23) - Ditto

Emilia Matthews (Emma Perkins Android) - MissingNo

Time Bastard / Homeless Man (Ted Spankoffski) - Iron Moth and Slither Wing

Jane Houston (Perkins) - Revaroom

Miss Holloway - Hypno

Duke Keane - Snorlax

Gerald Monroe - Vivallon

Perky (Emma Perkins) - Aribolva

Ziggy - Shiftry

Jeri - Nidoqueen

Jerry - Nidoking

Lumber Axe (Lil’ Jerry) - Witchwood Haxorus

Shelia Young - Froslass

Rose - Toxtricity

Melissa - Meowstick (Female)

Puss - Espeon

Named Characters:

TGWDLM:

Greenpeace girl / Harmony Jones - Shaymin

Ken Davidson - Grumpig

Charlotte Sweetly - Oinkalogne

Sam Sweetly - Braviary

Nora - Minccino

Zoey Chambers - Alcreamie

Deb - Liepard

BF:

Frank Pricely - Sableye

Sherman Young - Salazzle

Gary Goldstein - Meowth

Uncle Wiley / Wilbur Cross - Tentacruel

Man in a Hurry / Barry Swift - Yanmega

Dude with Peanut - Pachirisu (Peanut)

Xander Lee - Empoleon

President - Unfezant (Male)

NPMD:

Mark Chasity - Flapple

Karen Chasity - Appletun

Off. Bailey - Skarmory

Kyle - Chesnaught

Brenda - Oricorio (Electric)

Jason - Bastiodon

Caitlyn - Altaria

Ms. Mulberry- Audino

Ms. Tessburger - Corsola

Rudolph - Sawsbuck

Brook - Finneon

Trevor Lipschitz - Magcargo

NT:

Allison - Lanturn

Madame Iris - Reuniclus

Craig - Tropius

Barker - Coalossal

Rupert - Gigalith

Jonathan Brisby - Tyrantrum

Sylvia - Floatzel

Andy / Executive Kilgore - Aggron

Jenny - Milotic

Dan Reynolds - Karrablast

Donna Daggit - Shelmet

Tony Greene - Klingklang

Jacqueline Frost - Glaceon

Pamala Foster - Komala

Roman Murray - Morpeko

River Monroe - Combee (Male) or Teddyursa

Trent Monroe - Venomoth

Seaton Monroe - Ninjask

Jordan Monroe - Shuckle

Malone - Octillery

Hailey - Skuntank

Zach Chambers - Gogoat

Liz - Beartic

Judith - Butterfree

Martha - Clawitzer

Mary - Bibarel

Mima Chambers - Drampa

Bob Metzger - Witchwood Aegislash

Carl Metzger - Witchwood Doublade

Larz Metzger - Witchwood Doublade

Louie Metzger - Witchwood Honedge

Mary - Medichan

Noah - Furret

Gabe - Sudowoodo

Marco - Copperajah

Kale - Chatot

Thrash - Noivern

Skud - Rillaboom

Courtney - Zebstrika

Russ - Scovillain

Beth - Centiskorch

Eddie Chiplucky - Krookodile

Stopwatch / Daniel - Phantump

Spitfire / Sophia - Blaziken

Charles - Type: Null

Bruno - Pangoro

Otho - Flamigo

Freddie Biggs - Corviknight

Mina - Pyroar (Female)

Chrissy - Alolan Persian

Aubrey - Purugly

Teddy Bear - Mabosstiff

Jerrie - Golurk

Different Actors:

Hot Chocolate Boy (Peter Spankoffski) (TGWDLM) - Polteageist

Pete Spankoffski (AC) - Aromatisse

Prof. Henry Hidgens (HQ) - Jigglypuff

Prof. Henry Hidgens (WB) - Spinda

Max Jägerman (TGWDLM) - Cinderace

Ethan Greene (YJ) - Goodra

(I’ve been working on this for a few weeks. I thought it would be fun to share. Hope you all enjoy it)

[h4lcyonism]

justice league x rwby: super heroes and huntsmen part one thoughts (spoiler warning)

- i like that this movie is set up in a way that helps explain things to dc fans who may be watching the movie, unfamiliar to rwby, it feels like what ice queendom was trying to do but actually executing it

- in the same vein as above, as someone who doesn’t know much about dc i liked how they did that for the justice league characters too, despite them clearly being the more popular and well-known ip in the crossover

- i’m not a dc person but vixen my beloved <3

- seeing dorky jaune after the wild ride that has been v9 is a delight

- the pair-ups with the rwby characters and the dc characters are oddly fitting?? i loved the friendships between jaune/jessica and nora/cyborg especially, and ofc yang simping for diana and seeing jealous blake was a treat

- the brief flashes from the main show timeline are a really interesting touch that add to the trippy timeline business

- nora most op character in the show confirmed

- the arkos angst was unexpected but you best bet i ate that shit right up, and seeing maya pyrrha in her full glory heals my heart

- i thought i would be biased in favor of clark since he’s voiced by chandler riggs but honestly?? bruce stole the show for me

- sao was my favorite anime in middle school so you can imagine how i feel about the whole “virtual reality” twist, which i honestly felt was surprising and well-executing

- “his enemies” too?? if kilgore had said “her enemies” then it would’ve been clear who was behind it all on the rwby side of things but i can’t figure who else it is if not salem

- i vastly underestimated the bumbleby content we’d be getting, i was expecting some crumbs but we got a whole buffet especially with canon v9 stuff fresh in our minds… flirty beacon bees and jealous blake is everything i could’ve asked for and the movie delivered

- THE ENDING?????? what the hell is gonna happen in the second movie………

[pamisfoxy]

Film icon Pam Grier has teamed with Village Roadshow Pictures to develop a project based on her bestselling 2010 memoir, “Foxy: My Life in Three Acts.”

Known as the queen of 1970s Blaxploitation classics like “Coffy” and “Foxy Brown,” plus Quentin Tarantino’s Oscar-nominated film “Jackie Brown,” Grier is enjoying her latest act thanks to movies like 2023’s “Cinnamon.” That film kicked off her relationship with Village Roadshow Pictures, which produced the title under the company’s Black Noir Cinema banner for Tubi.

“Foxy: My Life in Three Acts” details Grier’s legendary screen career; her relationships with Richard Pryor, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Freddie Prinze, among others; her experience as a Black female star in an era with rampant racism and sexism; and her battle with stage-four cervical cancer, diagnosed in 1988, when she was told she had 18 months to live.

The production is in the early stages of development, so fans will have to wait and see if Grier’s story becomes a big screen biopic or a series. Jillian Apfelbaum, Tristen Tuckfield, and Nic Gordon will oversee the project for VRP, with Grier serving as executive producer.

Grier is an Emmy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild award nominee whose resume also includes starring roles in Showtime’s “The L-Word,” “Linc’s,” plus a featured arc on NBC’s “This Is Us.” The Tubi original movie “Cinnamon,” which was directed by Bryian Keith Montgomery Jr. and also starred Emmy nominee Damon Wayans and Grammy nominee Hailey Kilgore, premiered at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival. The crime thriller won two prizes at the American Black Film Festival and was nominated for two NAACP Image Awards.

Next, Grier stars in the second installment of the horror anthology series “Them: the Scare,” premiering April 25 on Prime Video. Grier takes on the role of Athena, described as a “meticulous, clever and prideful” woman with “mama bear qualities who has hidden secrets.”

She is represented by IAG, LINK Entertainment and attorney Leigh Brecheen.

[dailyunsolvedmysteries]

Kentucky Fried Chicken murders

On the evening of September 23, 1983, just before the restaurant closed, armed robbers held up the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Kilgore, Texas, USA. The five people in the restaurant at the time (who were either employees or waiting for someone there) were abducted, taken to a nearby field on County Road 232, and each executed with a shot to the back of the head. One of the victims, who was found a short distance from the others, had been raped. The victims' bodies were discovered by local police and Texas Rangers, and were identified as: David Maxwell (20), Joey Johnson (20), Monty Landers (19), Mary Tyler (37) and Opie Hughes (39).

For 22 years, the case remained unsolved, although several people were arrested. The discovery of a torn fingernail on one of the bodies lead to the arrest and charging of James Earl Mankins, Jr., a man with prior drug convictions who was also the son of state representative Jimmy Mankins. However, DNA analysis concluded that the fingernail was not his, and he was released after the beginning of pre-trial proceedings.

In November 2005, two men (already in prison for other crimes) were arrested and charged: cousins Darnell Hartsfield (44) and Romeo Pinkerton (47). At the time of arrest, Hartsfield was serving a life sentence for aggravated perjury in connection with the case. They were both charged with capital murder.

[dailyunsolvedmysteries-movedd]

Kentucky Fried Chicken murders

On the evening of September 23, 1983, just before the restaurant closed, armed robbers held up the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Kilgore, Texas, USA. The five people in the restaurant at the time (who were either employees or waiting for someone there) were abducted, taken to a nearby field on County Road 232, and each executed with a shot to the back of the head. One of the victims, who was found a short distance from the others, had been raped. The victims' bodies were discovered by local police and Texas Rangers, and were identified as: David Maxwell (20), Joey Johnson (20), Monty Landers (19), Mary Tyler (37) and Opie Hughes (39).

For 22 years, the case remained unsolved, although several people were arrested. The discovery of a torn fingernail on one of the bodies lead to the arrest and charging of James Earl Mankins, Jr., a man with prior drug convictions who was also the son of state representative Jimmy Mankins. However, DNA analysis concluded that the fingernail was not his, and he was released after the beginning of pre-trial proceedings.

In November 2005, two men (already in prison for other crimes) were arrested and charged: cousins Darnell Hartsfield (44) and Romeo Pinkerton (47). At the time of arrest, Hartsfield was serving a life sentence for aggravated perjury in connection with the case. They were both charged with capital murder.

[themosleyreview]

The Mosley Review: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

Like all of you, I have been starving for a good high fantasy epic that was fun, feels fresh and tangible. I too was there for the opening night of what would go down in history as one of the worst representations of a beloved fantasy game. The 2000 version of Dungeons & Dragons was........well, garbage. I had fun with certain aspects of that film as a kid, but even I didn't know what the film was trying to accomplish. Fast forward 23 years later and the titular game has reached a new height in popularity. I myself have never played but thanks to shows like Critical Role, Stranger Things, and my entry point The Legend of Vox Machina, I have become a little more versed in the terminology, creatures, classes and rules. I learned that anything goes as you the player are thrust into a new world that the dungeon master has crafted and how the roll of the dice determines your fate and the fate of your fellow party members. That's exactly the feeling I got from this film and I was happy to see that the filmmakers did their homework and made a fun experience of a film. Did it always hit its mark as an engaging and compelling story though? Not really. Yeah there is alot of cheesy storytelling and dialogue in the film that I felt could've flowed better. The film had hilarious moments of comedy and joy, but lacked the necessary depth that could've been mined from such a rich set up. The story was incredibly predictable and there was so much happening at times that it was dizzying. It couldn't truly hone in on what tone they were going for. A number of characters were very surface level and a particular characters' story payoff wasn't earned at all and rushed.

Chris Pine was fun and charming as the bumbling bard Edgin Darvis. I loved his sense of humor along the adventure and how he played an unconventional type of hero which was that was refreshing. Chloe Coleman is always a joy to see on screen and as his daughter Kira, she was good. Their chemistry was good in the film as we get to see their strained relationship play out. Michelle Rodriguez was really fun as the barbarian Holga Kilgore. She's gets the majority of the action sequences in the film and she handles them as great as you'd expect. Her friendship with Edgin was the soul of the film and her motherly bond with Kira was great. Justice Smith was good as the half-elf sorcerer Simon Aumar. I liked his mixture of using practical items and actual magic. He struggle to become self-confident was interesting to watch, but it felt extremely rushed as he reaches a resolution that didn't feel earned. Sophia Lillis was decent as the tiefling druid Doric. I thought her escape sequence was amazingly shot and the variety of animals she changes into was well executed, but she was a very one note character. Her backstory gives the reason for constant stoic nature, but doesn't really give her much to do outside of that. Hugh Grant was mostly playing himself as the rogue con man Forge Fitzwilliam. He was good, but he felt more like a greedy game show host that kept his word, but in a round about way. Regé-Jean Page was perfect as the paladin, Xenk Yendar. He truly had fun being the stereotypical pure hearted hero to the point where it is almost comical how straight and narrow the character was. He had an awesome fight scene in the second act of the film and it was wonderfully shot. Daisy Head was very much the antagonist of the film Sofina, a Red Wizard of Thay. She had one mode in the film and that was be creepy while rarely blinking. She nailed it and she felt like the mid level boss in a video game that has some challenge, but is easily defeated once you see the pattern.

The score by Lorne Balfe was epic and fun in the best way. There were moments where the score overpowered the sound in the film that it almost drowned out the dialogue. Visually the film is stunning and the effects were excellent. The dragon sequence and final battle of the film were a visual spectacle. What I truly loved was the practical creatures in the film and how gorgeous they looked. The opening scene blew me away with the use of more practical locals and creatures. The sound design in the film was good, but unbalanced when it came to dialogue and the surrounding thunderous sounds made it hard to understand what was said. As I said before, the character growth was truly rushed and the tone was a bit all over the place. The extremely predictable plot and weak villains made for an almost inconsequential finale. So the real questions need to be asked. Was it better than the 2000 film? Alot better. Was it the best high fantasy storytelling I've seen a long time? Nope. Was it enjoyable? Yeah, in that streaming on Netflix type of way. To me this was good matinee film that plays it safe and doesn't leave you with anything that’s particularly memorable. I would like to see a sequel or another film under the D&D brand, but this time more focused and a little bit more serious. I liked the fun aspect of it, but there were times where it seriously needed to grow up. Let me know what you thought of the film or my review in the comments below. Thanks for reading!

[polysyndetonaddictsupportgroup]

hi!! you recommended vonnegut a while ago, and i just read slaughterhouse five and it was incredible and i was wondering which one of his books is your favorite/which one you would recommend next?? thank you!!

oh my GOD yes yes yes I am not a normal person about kurt vonnegut. I have three options for you with pitches as to why.

Mother Night is one of my favorites out of everything he ever wrote, and it’s definitely an excellent second book. He wrote in his foreword that it’s the only book he ever wrote that he knew what the meaning of it was. Whether that’s actually true and remained true, I don’t know, but the point he makes in it is one that’s pretty profound and I’ve heard shockingly little of in media.

The book follows a former high-ranking member of the Nazi party, who was a very successful propagandist for them, which distracted from the fact that he was also the most successful wartime spy for Allied forces. It’s also one of the less weird books he’s ever written? Kurt Vonnegut really leans into absurdism, and it’s more evident in some books than others. This sort of helps with the learning curve.

That being said, Cat’s Cradle is my favorite out of all of his books, and it’s also the second I ever read, after slaughterhouse five. It’s like, 20% more weird than slaughterhouse five? So if you vibed with some of the weirder aspects of it (think like, the alien zoo subplot) then I highly recommend Cat’s Cradle. I honestly can’t figure out how to give a synopsis of this one without revealing information best revealed in the book, but it’s a commentary on the post-WWII arms race and religion. It’s insanely good.

The thing about Kurt Vonnegut is that he has a lot of different recurring themes, and I feel like everyone takes away some kind of core message from his works. That being said, I feel like The Sirens of Titan most clearly and compellingly states Vonnegut’s core message in his works, and it’s definitely a must-read out of his books. It’s not my favorite but it’s definitely fighting it out for a place at the very top of the list. It follows the richest man in the world, who has the least purpose in it, at the center of an interplanetary war between Mars and Earth.

I will say that there’s only one book that I would say you probably shouldn’t read as your second book and that’s Breakfast of Champions. There’s two reasons for this.

First, Kurt Vonnegut’s books exist in a loosely interconnected universe. He’s somewhere between Marvel and Shakespeare in how he does it. It’s not like Marvel where it’s feeding into an overarching narrative, and you don’t need to read them in some kind of particular order to understand, but he’s not like Shakespeare just alluding to his own works in different plays in the sense that these books are explicitly existing within the same universe. You have specific places (Ilium, which you saw in Slaughterhouse Five, shows up a lot) and characters that recur throughout. The protagonist of Mother Night, for example, is briefly referenced in Slaughterhouse Five, etc. They’re used primarily as a vehicle for meta commentary and it’s honestly so well executed.

Kilgore Trout makes the most appearances across the disparate novels. He’s widely regarded as a character meant to be a stand-in for Vonnegut himself, and he plays his largest role in Breakfast of Champions. You also have characters in Breakfast of Champions that are taken directly from his other books, like with the minor role the protagonist of Bluebeard plays in BoC (Bluebeard is also a banger of a book worth reading but personally my least favorite of all his books). Again, you don’t need to read Vonnegut’s books in any official order to understand them, but Breakfast of Champions has the most cameos and greatest use of meta fiction in it, so the reading experience is just overall enhanced by having a little more grounding in his other works.

The second reason is it’s really fucking weird.

In a brilliant kind of way. It’s regarded to be one of his best works, and it deserves the reputation. But the techniques he uses in this are by far the most experimental, and while those experiments absolutely pay off, I usually recommend that people get used to his particular approach to absurdism before tackling Breakfast of Champions. I highly recommend this book if you like Vonnegut, but really spend time with him as an author before reading it and you’ll get so much more out of it.

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[fusion360]

From Start to Finish: Kilgore Companies' Turnkey Construction Solutions

In the ever-evolving landscape of construction, efficiency, expertise, and seamless project management are paramount. Kilgore Companies has emerged as a trailblazer in providing turnkey construction solutions that encompass every phase of a project, ensuring a smooth journey from inception to completion. Through their holistic approach, Kilgore not only delivers exceptional results but also contributes to the growth of jobs in construction by fostering a collaborative and dynamic environment.

A Comprehensive Approach from Inception

Kilgore Companies understands that a successful construction project begins with a solid foundation. Their turnkey solutions cover every stage, from initial concept to the final brick laid. This all-encompassing approach ensures that clients receive a fully realized vision without the hassle of coordinating multiple contractors or worrying about gaps in expertise.

The construction industry thrives on collaboration, and Kilgore's approach reflects this principle. From architectural design to engineering specifications, every aspect is meticulously integrated into a cohesive plan. This seamless coordination minimizes potential conflicts and ensures that the project progresses smoothly, benefiting both clients and the professionals working construction jobs.

Efficiency in Execution

Kilgore Companies is synonymous with efficiency, and their turnkey solutions are no exception. Their well-defined project management process streamlines each phase, ensuring that time and resources are optimized. By maintaining control over all aspects of the project, Kilgore minimizes delays, maximizes productivity, and ultimately delivers results that exceed expectations.

For professionals in construction, this commitment to efficiency translates into a streamlined and organized work environment. With clearly defined goals and processes, construction teams can operate with precision, contributing to timely project completion and client satisfaction. Kilgore's approach not only enhances efficiency but also elevates the experience for those involved in construction jobs.

Quality Every Step of the Way

A hallmark of Kilgore Companies' turnkey solutions is their unwavering commitment to quality. From selecting the best materials to employing skilled craftsmen, every decision is guided by the pursuit of excellence. The meticulous attention to detail ensures that the final product not only meets industry standards but also aligns with the client's vision.

This dedication to quality extends to the workforce in jobs in construction. Kilgore's commitment to excellence sets a high standard for skill and professionalism, elevating the construction job landscape. Skilled professionals have the opportunity to contribute to projects that prioritize quality, fostering a sense of pride and accomplishment in their work.

Mitigating Complexity through Expertise

Complex construction projects often require a multitude of specialized skills. Kilgore Companies recognizes this complexity and addresses it through their turnkey solutions. By providing a comprehensive team of experts in various fields, they ensure that every aspect of the project is handled by professionals who excel in their domain.

This approach has a direct impact on construction jobs. As projects become more intricate and multidisciplinary, the demand for specialized skills grows. Kilgore's commitment to expertise creates opportunities for professionals with diverse backgrounds to collaborate, share knowledge, and contribute to innovative solutions that drive the industry forward.

A Transparent Partnership

At the heart of Kilgore's turnkey solutions is a commitment to transparency and partnership. Communication is key throughout every stage of the project. Kilgore collaborates closely with clients, keeping them informed about progress, challenges, and milestones. This open dialogue ensures that the project aligns with the client's vision and expectations.

The same spirit of partnership extends to the professionals in construction. By fostering an environment of open communication and mutual respect, Kilgore creates a sense of unity among the construction workforce. This approach not only enhances the construction process but also promotes a positive work atmosphere where every contributor feels valued.

Conclusion

Kilgore Companies' turnkey construction solutions are a testament to their dedication to excellence, efficiency, and collaboration. From concept to completion, their comprehensive approach ensures that clients receive top-tier results without the hassle of managing multiple contractors. Moreover, Kilgore's commitment to quality and expertise has a ripple effect on jobs in construction, elevating the industry by nurturing skilled professionals who play a vital role in turning visions into reality. With each successful project, Kilgore reinforces their status as industry leaders who prioritize innovation, teamwork, and client satisfaction.

[lastchancevillagegreen]

Rocky & Bullwinkle Complete Newspaper Comic Strip Collection Volume 1 (2022) Al Kilgore (118 pages)

Whoever compiled this did a terrible job. Not only do the introductions to each storyline contain numerous misspellings, the compiler decided to rearrange the storylines so that readers wouldn't be confused like he claims he was confused. So you will find strips from 1965 intermingled with strips from 1963. Cartoon strips bounce from early July 1963 to late August 1965 back to July 1963 and then to September 1963, seemingly at random. (Each comic strip always has the day and year the strip was published and then a yearly copyright mark, allowing you to see precisely when it ran which is how you can tell strips are issued out of order. Some have had the date removed and the copyright mark removed making it impossible to tell their exact origin keeping you from properly placing these strips in order.)

The compiler, who is never given a name despite writing all the intros and explaining his love for this strip, may have been confused by a storyline but that doesn't mean all of us would have been confused. I would rather be confused by Al Kilgore's storyline than trying to understand why the compiler decided to run things out of order. Here's one more case of someone deciding, wrongly, what is the best for all readers based on his own confusion. Had I known the final product was so slim (both volumes could have fit in one book), so poorly executed and filled with misspellings I would have saved a lot of money ignoring them.

[latestflix]

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

Release Date: March 31, 2023 | Theaters

SYNOPSIS:

A charming thief and a band of unlikely adventurers embark on an epic quest to retrieve a long-lost relic, but their charming adventure goes dangerously awry when they run afoul of the wrong people.

REVIEW:

The movie’s initial impression gives the feeling that the creators were aiming for a tone similar to Guardians of the Galaxy and they have succeeded. The film takes its plot, story, and source material seriously, but allows the comedy to come naturally from the characters and situations in a way that feels authentic. The performances are naturalistic, unlike the over-the-top acting in the 2000 film Dungeons & Dragons. There are a few points of concern in the film, but overall it looks like a typical light adventure blockbuster. Based on the trailer, the film follows the story of a bard named Edgin and his accomplice Holga, who steal a magical MacGuffin for someone who ends up being evil. They now need to assemble a team to stop the apocalypse they accidentally caused. The team includes a sorcerer, Simon, a druid, Doric, and a paladin, Xenk.

The film is filled with humor and references to Dungeons & Dragons. It highlights various fantastical elements of the Forgotten Realms, such as magic, dragons, and various creatures, like a tiefling, a mimic, and a gelatinous cube. The only criticism is the use of a slight remix of Led Zeppelin’s “Whole Lotta Love,” which does not fit the fantasy action-adventure genre, but the song’s use is probably only for timing purposes in the trailer and will not be included in the film’s score or soundtrack. The costumes, armor and outfits in the film look appropriate and blend well with the setting. Chris Pine’s leather jacket, for example, fits well with other characters’ cloaks and robes.

From the trailer, the cinematography looks great and the fight choreography is well-executed. Michelle Rodriguez’s portrayal of the barbarian character is particularly noteworthy. The trailer focuses on three characters: the human bard Edgin Darvis (Chris Pine), the barbarian Holga Kilgor (Michelle Rodriguez), and the tiefling druid Doric (Sophia Lillis). Although the paladin Xenk (Regé-Jean Page) and half-elf sorcerer Simon (Justice Smith) are in the film, they are less prominent than the other three characters. The interaction between the characters in the trailer seems to work well and creates a good sense of chemistry. The effects in the film, including the acid breath from the dragon and the matte shots of Neverwinter and the Underdark, look good and blend well into the live-action footage.

Similar to the process of adapting a novel to a film, some changes are necessary when adapting a game to a film. However, these changes should align with the original material’s tone and theme. Based on the trailer, it appears that the directors took great care in transitioning the original content into the new medium. The trailer effectively packs a lot of information into a two-minute clip and as more details are revealed, audiences will have a better understanding of what to expect.

CAST: Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page, Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis, Hugh Grant, Daisy Head, Chloe Coleman, Jason Wong

[sunskylegacy]

Mini maps minecraft 1.7.10

You can also set waypoints and remember deathpoints.

Indication of slime spawning chunks (Does not work in multiplayer after minecraft 1.2).

Automatically generate the block colors from your texturepack.

Expression of dynamically changing lighting.

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Scott Porter profile, accessed April 23, 2010.

^ "Scott Porter on Not Partying in College, His Advice to Aspiring Actors".

At the height of the 1990s boy-band boom, an a cappella group called 4:2:Five (featuring a young Scott Porter of NBC's Friday Night Lights) met with Sony, but when the executives suggested adding backing tracks and choreography, the members walked. "Cappella Dreaming: 10 Voices, One Shot". Called 4:2:Five, the five-member group is made up of Geoff Castellucci, Earl Elkins, Michael Kilgore and Layne Stein of Lake Howell High School and Scott Porter, a recent Lake Howell graduate who now attends the University of Central Florida.

^ Edwards, Jennifer (December 3, 1998).

" 'Completely Different': A Cappella Band Discovers Harmony In Natural Voices". Much love to all my virtual friends out there! Thank you!" (Tweet). "Just wanted to say I'm overwhelmed with all the birthday wishes. Peter Quill / Star-Lord, Scott Summers / Cyclops Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series Their daughter, Clover Ash was born in August 2017. In May 2015, Mayfield gave birth to their son, McCoy Lee. One of his groomsmen was screenwriter and director Jamie Linden, a schoolmate at Lake Howell.

In April 2013, Porter married casting director Kelsey Mayfield, a former University of Texas cheerleader whom he met on the set of Friday Night Lights. In 2017, Porter portrayed Colton "Colt" Cruise in the EA Sports game Madden NFL 18 's Longshot mode. Porter also voiced another main character, Lukas, in Minecraft Story Mode by Telltale Games and Mojang. In 2013, he debuted in the second season of the video game series of The Walking Dead by Telltale Games as Luke, one of the main characters in the series. The series debuted on The CW in September 2011. Porter played a lawyer in the medical dramedy series Hart of Dixie alongside Rachel Bilson. BuddyTV ranked him #10 on its "TV's 100 Sexiest Men of 2010" list and #34 in 2011. Also in 2010, he starred in the pilot of the television series Nomads, which was developed for The CW, but it was not picked up by the network. In 2010, Porter joined the cast of CBS's legal drama The Good Wife as Blake Calamar, an investigator for Lockhart & Gardner, a law firm. Porter portrayed "Randy" in the 2010 film Dear John, which was adapted from the novel of the same name by Nicholas Sparks. He eventually performed for Off Broadway with another a cappella band, Toxic Audio. He was part of his high school's choral department and was a founding member of the groups 4:2:Five and Mosaic. Porter performed and sang the song "Someone to Fall Back On" in Bandslam, and his song "Pretend" was included in the soundtrack. He is a fan of HeroClix, filming unboxing videos of upcoming sets for the WizKids Facebook page. Porter is a fan of comic books and has auditioned for several comic book hero roles. That same year, he was paired with The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants star Alexis Bledel in the romantic comedy film The Good Guy, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. He played Bobby in the remake of Prom Night and Ben Wheatly in Bandslam, released in August 2009.

Porter also played the character Rex in the film Speed Racer (2008), which was directed and written by the Wachowskis. Porter also played the role of Colin Thompson, the more visible part of the duo that fronts the fictional band PoP!, in the movie Music and Lyrics (2007). In 2006, he temporarily took over the role of Casey Hughes in the soap opera As the World Turns, a role originally performed by Zach Roerig. Prior to joining the cast of Friday Night Lights, Porter played Matthew in the original cast of the Off-Broadway hit Altar Boyz in 2004.