William Johnston

@BrianNiemeier Final Fantasy 7 became "Shipper Fantasy 7" and thus the creators had to sail those ships.

@whjohnstonslo That would have been cool. So would taking a real risk and making Sephiroth a figment of Cloud's imagination he blames his own sins on.

They remade FF7 bigger. And made it worse.

@Fascinate_Hist Wonder*

Creativity draws attention like moths to a flame.

@tomough Why is he with Paddington?

Jeeves (may he rest in peace) was the product of a very different cultural, technological and demographic era. Anachronistic as he might seem today (and minor though he turned out to be in the story of the internet), the trope of the omniscient English butler was, for a few years, a successful addition to an American search engine, and, in some ways, a manifestation of British "soft power". When Ask Jeeves was launched, in 1996, Britain had a bigger GDP than China and India put together; had hundreds of hereditary peers; and could count a higher percentage of Americans among its diaspora. Wodehouse had died less than a generation ago, and digital services, which were yet to be truly globalised, were still in a period of playful non-optimisation. Today, Jeeves would be a nonsensical addition to the branding of an LLM. The cultural trope of the omniscient English butler still exists, but has lost its potency. Farewell, Jeeves: we shall not look upon his like again.

@tanatana5252 The real Caesar doesn’t serve with bunched lettuce. You basically dip a lettuce leaf into the dressing while.

これが本当のシーザーサラダの作り方らしい。。。びっくり

@disneytipsguy Gambling has a small chance to get money back. I don’t think Disney is paying out for riding Splash Mountain

Quick question: how many gambling web sites are there for various sporting activities? How are the bank accounts of the gambling sports fans? Additionally: why do so many gambling website commercials run gambling addiction information at the end of the commercials? Asking for millions of friends.

@clovergirle That train was awesome

The whimsy of early ff is so underrated

@BillyPacMan Finally ordered your sauce to try. Will let you know what I think.

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@IGN Spaceballs the breakfast cereal. Spaceballs the T-shirt. Spaceballs the doll! Disney has become the parody in living form.

From Toy Story 5 to a live-action remake of Moana to Frozen 3 and 4, Disney and Pixar have a lot of big movies in the works! bit.ly/4dp8iwj

@Blog_Mickey Who looks at this mass of humanity and thinks that this looks fun anymore?

Good morning from Magic Kingdom! Big Thunder Mountain Railroad reopens today following a lengthy rebuild

@ToIkienverse I will never understand the Disneyesque/Lucasesque decision to go pure CGI by Jackson. Nor splitting it into 3 movies.

Sir Ian McKellen rompió en lágrimas durante el rodaje de El Hobbit por el uso excesivo de CGI y pantallas verdes. Llegó a grabar todas sus escenas en solitario en un estudio y luego juntaban las tomas con otros actores digitalmente. Dijo que se sentía miserable por tener que grabar en estas condiciones y tenía una sensación enorme de aislamiento ya que sir Ian McKellen venía del teatro, medio en el cual estaba acostumbrado a interactuar con personas reales. “No me hice actor para esto, si así es como va a ser el rodaje, no quiero seguir haciendo esta película.”

@SchulMozart I thought a remake was interesting. I wanted to explore more of the history and locations. I didn't realize that a whole game of just Midgar would be so...underwhelming. I stopped after that. I prefer the original.

I’m in the camp of I never wanted them to remake it and always thought demands to remake it were stupid. I’m glad the remakes are quasi-sequels but I wish there was no remake aspect to them at all

@Parkeology Every iteration of this interaction always excludes an extremely important factor: John Adams. Adams was crucial to drafts of the Declaration. For whatever reason, the Jefferson and Franklin interaction is more universally portrayed.

In 1982, everything about EPCOT felt new, advanced, and exciting. Ben Franklin actually walking is a perfect example. Back then, The American Adventure was a premier attraction, maybe even THE premier attraction. Today, some visitors don’t even know it exists, so what happened?

@NathanTheAuthor What is the punk in Nasapunk exactly? What is punk about it? I listened to a description through @patriciantv 's video on Starfield and I tend to agree with him. The word's just something made up by Bethesda to shine up something without any substance. I could be wrong though.

I am really loving the whole NASApunk / cassette futurism of the Starfield universe.

@ChannelAwesome The Andy Serkis Star Wars movie is gonna dissapear ain't it...?

Easiest 0 stars I ever gave #animalfarm

@FFVIImusic Remember when you could explore the capital? Remember when Final Fantasy 7 had story as well as visuals? Remember when things weren't just Cloud VS Sephiroth? Pepperidge Farms remembers...

Theme spotlight: The Forgotten Capital - I'm Waiting. Yoshitaka Suzuki arranged this track, which features "The Promised Land" from Advent Children. Can you point out the other tracks it arranges? It plays in the Forgotten Capital in Ch. 14 of Rebirth.

@solisolsoli The set design and visuals of this movie are amazing. Gary is the perfect Dracula. Too bad the rest was wasted.

Gary Oldman as Dracula, 1992

@music_videogame This is better than One Winged Angel, TBH.

Birth of a God - Final Fantasy VII

@Xbox_Nostalgia Welcome to the Final Fantasy: The Hallway.

Final Fantasy XIII (2009)

@TastingHistory1 I just love that you are still doing this great work with all the charm and focus you had from the beginning. Do you plan to go to locations to try authentic cuisine that maintains the history too? Branching off into other sorts of cooking? (Not that you need to.)

A 3400 year old recipe from Babylon