#rogue 2007

[of-fear-and-love]

Sunglasses - from The Color of Money (1986); 鐵甲無敵瑪利亞 / I Love Maria (1988); Silver Streak (1976); Deadpool 2 (2018); The Great Gatsby (2013); To Catch a Thief (1955); Barbie (2023); The Holiday (2006); Leave Her to Heaven (1945); Cotton Comes to Harlem (1970); Thunderheart (1992); Rogue (2007); Downhill Racer (1969); The Contractor (2007); Double Impact (1991); The Watermelon Woman (1996); Heathers (1988); Friday Foster (1975); and That Thing You Do! (1996).

[swearingcactus]

ever since i heard this audio i always thought it'd fit rogue and lil v so here's to all the mom rogue enjoyers. a sequel of sorts to [this post]

[batsplat]

crash out of the lead stats for all of the aliens (everything in this post is ONLY premier class). there's almost certainly going to be an error/omission here since I went off mostly my memory + double-checking a few DNFs - but obviously that's an imperfect method, cf one of valentino's three being donington 2009 where he remounted and finished fifth. if you spot something wrong, pls lmk

total number of crashes as percentage of number of starts. marc's jerez 2024 sprint crash last year is excluded since sprints aren't real counted in the starts either

[chargeaznable]

90 % of ecological horror is people going where they shouldn't and being justifiably attacked by animals.

[sulieykte]

[lesser-mook]

Ms. Marvel Volume 2 #9-10 (recommended reads) 2007-2011

Solid side-plot introducing the extensive trauma after what Rogue did to Carol, an alternate Carol that sunk into depression, failed her world, lost it and went on a warpath killing Rogues.

The 616 Carol does questionable things as well, a lot of conflict and baggage here. Good stuff. This encompassed the Civil War era.

Even back then Carol ain't no girl next door prop in a skirt, she will fuck yo ass up. She'll be nice, once, then she won't.

[moviehealthcommunity]

Hot Fuzz (2007)

This is a Movie Health Community evaluation. It is intended to inform people of potential health hazards in movies and does not reflect the quality of the film itself. The information presented here has not been reviewed by any medical professionals.

Hot Fuzz has several scenes with fast edits that include bright flashes of light. The second production company logo at the beginning (Rogue Pictures) has severe strobe effects. Machine guns are used a few times.

There are high-speed chases and other action scenes where the camera shakes.

Flashing Lights: 7/10. Motion Sickness: 7/10.

TRIGGER WARNING: There are sudden and shocking moments of gore.

NOTE: Our evaluation of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is now available on our Patreon page at Patreon.com/MovieHealth, and will be available on this page on Tuesday, June 6.

Image ID: A promotional poster for Hot Fuzz

[samwinchesterstan]

alright listen. I think bad horror movies that have a dog die at the beginning to ramp up the Spooky and only some guy survives would be much better if instead everyone else died and the dog got to scamper off. this would make me happy but also I think thematically it would be fun and could be used to represent lots of different things. not all of them good but lots of them fun

[cringywhitedragon]

”The authentic 2007 expirence”

(This was made using makesweet.com, pls go check it out for funny stuff like this)

[frstndlstlns]

Spook Country

“Raush,” said the voice in Hollis Henry’s cell.

She put the helmet on, turned it on, and looked up, to where Alberto’s giant cartoon rendition of the Mongolian Death Worm, its tail wound through the various windows of Bigend’s pyramidal aerie like an eel through the skull of a cow, waved imperially, tall and scarlet, in the night.

�� William Gibson

[rogerdeakinsdp]

🎬 + 🧍‍♀️ + 🏍

Angelina Jolie in LARA CROFT: TOMB RAIDER – THE CRADLE OF LIFE (2003) Anne Hathaway in LOCKED DOWN (2021) Margot Robbie in SUICIDE SQUAD (2016) Rose McGowan in PLANET TERROR (2007) Carrie-Anne Moss in THE MATRIX RELOADED (2003) Jessica Alba in IDLE HANDS (1999) Megan Fox in TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN (2009) Milla Jovovich in RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER (2016) Keke Palmer in NOPE (2022) Denise Richards in UNDERCOVER BROTHER (2002) Katherine Heigl in LIFE AS WE KNOW IT (2010) Kate Hudson in HOW TO LOSE A GUY IN 10 DAYS (2003) Samara Weaving in GUNS AKIMBO (2019) Mary Elizabeth Winstead in BIRDS OF PREY (2020) Charlize Theron in MAD MAX: FURY ROAD (2015) Pamela Anderson in BARB WIRE (1996) Brittany Murphy in THE DEAD GIRL (2006) Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz & Lucy Liu in CHARLIE'S ANGELS: FULL THROTTLE (2003) Juliette Lewis in DALTRY CALHOUN (2005) Claire Foy in THE GIRL IN THE SPIDER'S WEB (2018) Jaime Pressly in TORQUE (2004) Rooney Mara in THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO (2011) Diane Kruger in THE 355 (2022) Diana Silvers in AVA (2020) Halle Berry in CATWOMAN (2004) Michelle Rodriguez in F9 (2021) Rebecca Ferguson in MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – ROGUE NATION (2015) Mia Goth in MAYDAY (2021) Olga Kurylenko in THE COURIER (2019) Hailee Steinfeld in BUMBLEBEE (2018)

[triforcevillains]

Rogue (2007)

Als der amerikanische Reisereporter Peter McKell im Kakadu National Park gemeinsam mit anderen Touristen eine Bootsfahrt unternimmt, die die Noblesse der australischen Natur samt seiner ausgeprägten Tierwelt und Flora unterstreichen soll, greift ein riesiges Krokodil die wehrlose Gruppe an.

Inmitten des Territoriums des Krokodils gefangen, müssen die Touristen versuchen, jenem Menschenfleisch-hungrigen Monster zu entkommen.

Der beste Part des Films ist jener, in dem der Kneipenbesitzer in Peters Glas spuckt. (6/10)

[felicitykings]

Then you should have researched this era a little more because we are scandalous.

TORCHWOOD: "Captain Jack Harkness" (2007) | DOCTOR WHO: "Rogue" (2024)

[felassan]

Snippets. you know what about. 😊

On configuring the HUD: "Too be clear, you can't go crazy - but there are a bunch of options if you want fewer things on screen or some alternate ways of having some elements activate" [source: the Discord]

"One of the skill trees for Rogues is more focused on ranged combat, and it's pretty viable to go almost pure ranged (honestly maybe a bit OP at the moment" [source: the Discord]

Each of the 3 main classes has 2 distinct weapon types [source] (Fel note: this is written in a way that makes it sound like it applies for mages too. Apart from staff, I wonder what the other weapon type for mages is..? :>) it's bow and dual swords for rogue, 2h and sword and shield for warrior.

for the Discord Q&A, the goal is to be able to read it in writing later on. [source: the Discord]

So for classes, it's looking like this right? ^^ 3 mages: Neve, Bellara, Emmrich. Lace - Rogue in DA:I. Lucanis - Rogueyness akimbo. Davrin - sword and shield in trailer, so warrior. Taash - seems like a warrior. 3/2/2 mage/rogue/warrior.

Many of the devs that made previous games are still at BioWare. "The creative director of this one has been there since 2007, the art director since 2004, the producer since the MDK2/BG2 days." and there are tons more too. [source]

It's not huge open regions like DA:I [source]

The team took focus to get keyboard and mouse on PC feeling good [source]

A user asked about accessing more abilities and how there was a 'second layer' of mapped abilities in a previous game. Answer: The DA team is going to showcase more combat soon where they talk about that and show the full list of options for how many abilities you can use [source]

A user asked about the presence of complex fights in the game, and mentioned the Cory battle in DA2. Answer: there is some stuff in the game that takes forever to get to and then kicks your ass for a while. there is also some fixed level stuff that you need to explore to find [source]

More on exploration coming later [source]

"Pretty sure the team is primed to showcase a lot more of the combat and progression depth in the near future." [source]

The name of the game has officially been changed internally for a long while. "It just takes a lot of moving pieces to make it official" [source]

"At a proper time we will disclose more details about our composer, soundtrack and playstyle options." [source]

"I have to say that even though I knew what was going to happen, when I played the SGF Demo for the first time, in a room with full surround sound, I got several emotions." [source]

Mark Darrah on the name change: "Change can be scary but this is a good sign." [source]

Re: the game's character focus: "It's not that DA hasn't been about characters [in the past] it's more that we haven't been willing to admit it [until now]" [source]. This is the first DA to be this deliberate in its focus on characters [source]

A request for Ukraininan language localization to be added to the game was passed along [source]

[sulieykte]