I recently saw the new TMNT movie and I have to say I really liked it a lot. I didnāt grow up with the TMNT, so itās hard for me to say how accurate it is to the originals, but I thought the animation was phenomenal and the story itself was very solid too.
Iāve seen a lot of people praising the animation, so Iām not going to include too much detail on why I liked it (to avoid retreading too much ground), but I really liked how grounded and relatable everyoneās motivations were. Wanting to fit in and be a part of a community is such a quintessential human experience; and lashing out from fear of rejection is extremely relatable as well.
The humor seems aimed pretty solidly at millennials (based on the references made throughout the movie), and I was surprised how adult this kidsā movie was.
Overall, I greatly enjoyed this movie; and after Barbenheimer last week, itās been a good week for movies for me
I think it should be OK. The movie was rated PG, though it feels like it rides the line with PG-13 a little. I saw the movie almost a week ago so I donāt remember exactly what made me think that at the time, but I was a little surprised by some of the musical cues (though my understanding is some of them are in the trailers). When I said it was adult, I just meant that it didnāt talk down to the audience in a way that would annoy adults
I personally didnāt find any of it particularly objectionable, but I might not be the right person to ask. This website seems to think 11+, but this is the first time Iāve looked at the site so Iām not sure how accurate their rating system is.
Thanks. I usually go to that site but theyāve been trying to force subscriptions so itās faded my usage. I think Iāll hold off watching with the kids for now.
I did not see this movie, and have no intention of seeing it, but I wanted to thank you for making the discussion post. Discussion posts have been somewhat lacking on Lemmy so I really appreciate the effort :)
Donāt know if I should congratulate you or console you! š But from your review here it didnāt seem a total loss. And thanks for the format thumbs-up! š«¶
I believe the term for height from base is called prominence. The highest one can climb is Denali in Alaska, at around 5500m. Obviously omitting mountains that have their bases on the ocean floor like Mauna Kea ofc.
Prominence is a bit more complicated than that. It refers to the height of a mountain or hillās summit relative to the lowest contour line encircling it but containing no higher summit within it. Everestās prominence is actually still its height above sea level.
My favorite though is that there are two spellings for the Wabash river: Wabash and Ouabache. And despite being in a town that is on the Wabash River, the local Oabache Elementary School is pronounced: Wah-bat-shee.
The pronunciation of Lebanon you called out may sound like it came from a hayseed, but itās closer to the way people in the country of Lebanon pronounce it than the mainstream American pronunciation.
The text is not clear whether (a) conspiracy theories cause one to develop psychopathologies or (b) psychopathologies cause one to believe in conspiracy theories.
Regarding the scenario A, maybe, maybe itās because when one finds out a shadowy world under the world weāre used to see, their own inner worlds fall down as they were expecting a better world since they were born?
Regarding the scenario B, maybe people with mental health issues are so misunderstood, neglected, bullied and rejected by society (especially by their own families) that they tend to dive themselves into shadowy waters inside the realm of thoughts, consequently finding solace at the knowledge of conspiracy theories?
I dunno, just some hypothesis basedā¦ on my own personal experiencesā¦ Maybe Iām wrong.
I have had depression and anxiety for my entire life. I was treated for both. Then I found out I had ADHD and am on the autism spectrum. Guess what having those and being untreated can cause? Depression and anxiety(amongst others). This doesn't mean that everyone who has anxiety and depression have ADHD and autism. The brain and the mind are highly complex things and very, very often after multiple paths to the same thing.
Yeah, exactly as you pointed outā¦ both can and probably will coexist.
In my case, I also have been coping with depression and anxiety, but in my case itās derived from my borderline and schizotypal personality disorders (mods: Iām aware of the Rule 3 and this is just my life story). Aināt no long-lasting friendship, no meaningful relationships, just a hunger for constantly seek knowledge, especially dark knowledge (for instance, I have recently been diving myself into the realm of occult practices, embracing worshiping of The Dark Mother Goddess Lilith). Conspiracies were part of this seeking for knowledge some time ago.
The overall human evilness is so clearly visible, and Iām well aware of it since my early age. As Hobbes said, the evil is intrinsic to the mankind, and some attribute to him the quote: āHomo homini lupus estā a.k.a. āthe man is itās own wolf (predator)ā. Worldās like the worsened version of Danteās Inferno (because, differently from our world, that Inferno donāt pretend not being hell), and I found out that weāre powerless to our own shadows, the only solution is to hug and embrace the so-feared demonsā¦ literally.
Conspiracy theories are just ways that try to detail and explain the most intricate evilness behind the curtains, but one doesnāt even need to rely to conspiracy theories to see how world is not a beautiful bright fairy tale.
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