I have been watching Gen V and the second season of Loki as they are released (week by week). Both shows are amazing.
I also watched Memento this week; I appreciate the Christopher Nolan films that play around with film structure, The Prestige being a prime example. However, I'm not sure if Nolan keeps that up in his most recent films (here are my brief thoughts about Tenet).
Recently, I watched...
Batman Returns (1992): The scene of the cats congregating around Selina Kyle after Shreck threw her out of the office window (and before she's reborn as Catwoman) is so iconic. I remember seeing that scene on television when I was a child. Danny DeVito's performance as The Penguin is also mega.
Blade Runner (1982): My eyes got heavy while watching it because all of the scenes are visually dark, which is certainly intentional. The world-building is amazing.
12 Monkeys (1995): It was interesting to watch this movie after having seen the TV series when it originally aired. The TV series is my second favorite sci-fi show, but I thought the movie was fine.
Tenet hurt my soul
As someone who watched Primer and Tenet back-to-back (both first-time viewings), I am amazed that a film produced on an astronomically higher budget than the other could be twice as confusing, twice as long (!), and so much more exhausting because of the story's reliance on world-ending stakes.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Hades, and Portal
2FAS which seems recommended for data privacy.
By whom?
There is a discussion in the Privacy Guides forum on 2FAS that you might want to read.
Also, you don't specify which platform you're using. As @I_[email protected] mentioned, Aegis for Android is great. For iOS, the pull request to include ente Auth in the Privacy Guides recommendation page for authenticator apps is already merged. It will reflect on the live website once the Privacy Guides team decides to release v3.17 of the site.
exposition dumps
The most egregious example that I encountered recently was in Annihilation. What specifically annoyed me was the scene in which a member of the Shimmer team who rows in the same boat as Natalie Portman's character tells her something to the effect of, "We're all damaged goods."
She then proceeds to provide Portman's character a straight up list of the internal struggles that each of the team members face.
I completely agree with the last sentiment you shared! I think of Cloud Atlas as a flawed gem and am glad to have watched it at least once.
When I feel very bored, I go to the Wikipedia page of a movie that I do not intend to watch anytime soon and just read the entire plot write-up, as well as the "Critical Response" subsection.
Cloud Atlas (2012)
I didn't think the plot of the film was too confusing, but trying to keep track of which cast member played which character in each respective time period while watching the film was challenging.
I didn't grasp the implications of the final scene with Aaron and the workers until I checked the plot write-up on Wikipedia.
Hopefully, this release also includes this fix for forced Vsync for fullscreen games under KDE Wayland.
Same. In addition to the prompt-based permissions that @[email protected] brings up, I'd like to see more granular control of permissions. For example, a flatpak app's access to webcams, controllers, etc. are all controlled through just one permission:
--device=all(aka "Device Access" in KDE's Flatpak Permission Settings).