Rob Lutter

@TheCinesthetic Sorcerer.

What movie is 10/10, yet hardly anyone has heard of it?

@goodbreffis There’s still one here in Austin that decided it wasn’t going to die.

I miss the Fuddruckers topping bar. I’d get an extra basket and fill up on those bomb pickle chips! 🥹☹️

@UncannyKam IMAX here in Austin is six stories high. It looks like that. Even in Texas though there’s like 3 screens for 30 million people that large.

where tf is this theater at anyways

@Runningbear My favorite barbacoa tacos come from the gas station a few blocks from my house!

Texas is the only state where you can trust Mexican food out of a gas station.

@RMBee It’s all disappointing because I thought Star Trek 2009 was actually pretty great. Beyond was well written by Pegg too as an offshoot of that.

INTO DARKNESS is the absolute worst, most nonsensical, braindead, big budget “sci-fi” movie ever made.

@creepydotorg Pepperage farm remembers

Very few will know what this is…

@killa_prints @SamPrentice If it’s anything like the X1E it’ll have an Ethernet port and kill switches for WiFi and Ethernet. Makes it easier for enterprise users to add them to networks.

@SamPrentice What makes it pro?

Pro!! #bambulab

@RMBee Somebody is trying to make the original Trevorrow script a reality though AI already part by part. I don’t see a problem with fans using this. Fan films have been around for decades. You for one know that Rob. :-P

This is pretty impressive. As I speculated...we'll get our first feature-length STAR WARS AI GENERATED FAN FILM before the end of 2026.

@PeterSciretta Maybe he’s leaving to be Iger’s personal chef since he’s also out tomorrow. Haha.

Woah….

@thekitze I was born in Florida and houses there still have drywall you can cut through on the inside but the outside of the house is made of concrete cinderblock (for hurricane/wind resistance) or tekwood (concete/wood mixture that’s actually stronger than concrete alone)

it never gets old to watch americans on youtube either drill or slice and open a wall in their house like it's made from cake 💀 cartoon ahh houses

@RMBee I read the script earlier and Buffy isnt even in the pilot till the very last 30 seconds! Also why tf would they rebuild a town that was devoured by a hellmouth to begin with?!

A fucking terrible script.

@BondtechAB Sorry for your loss.

Last week we said goodbye to our beloved mascot, Zita. For many years, Zita – the little Maltese Shih Tzu – brightened every corner of Bondtech as she made her daily rounds through all departments. Whether she was jumping into an empty chair for a nap, staring patiently until someone noticed her, or rolling on the floor hoping for a cuddle, she always brought smiles to our team. She will be deeply missed by everyone at Bondtech, but we take comfort in knowing she is in a better place now. Zita was more than just a mascot – she was part of the Bondtech family, and she will never be forgotten. 🐾❤️

@PrintyCakes 51% rule is actually something I agree with. Too many emotions in bars to carry.

@roblutter @joeltelling @loyalmoses You can’t even conceal carry in bars while sober (commies). Oregon has no laws against carrying in bars or while drinking

I tried. No politician would listen. @loyalmoses tried. No politician would listen. Others tried. No politician would listen. WA HB 2320 has been sent to the governor to sign into law. I have no doubt he will sign it. Once this is law, it sets precedent for similar bills in other states. THIS makes the slope very slippery.

@etz @lesraith @thiojoe You sound like a fucking idiot go fuck yourself.

@lesraith @thiojoe Just read it guys! 🤓 WA has so many issues with 3DP guns! This is what making a difference looks like! 🤓

Has anyone studied this phenomenon of “felony-flation”? Where every new law against the stupidest stuff now ruins your life with a felony conviction?

@kitchentongue Ted is certainly the only one my Gen Z employee talks about. Supposedly they’re going to move to it being animated.

Ted is the only Peacock Original ive ever heard regular people irl talk about. any smart company would dump all of their funding into it to make it last forever

@Fudmasta @mert @grok The United States, Israel, China, and India to start you fucking moron.

@mert @grok which countries are exclusively run by people between the age of 70-80?

I don't get how you are considered unemployable past 70-80 years old and yet that's the age group exclusively running most countries

@Joeeyfetta @JetFuelBorbera @Nasdorachi @CultureCrave Dolby Atmos in many cases.

@JetFuelBorbera @Nasdorachi @CultureCrave Surround sound?

Amazon is removing 4K streaming from Prime Video in April and putting it behind its ad-free tier paywall The ad-free tier is also increasing from $3 to $5 a month

@aaalok_ When they have 9 numbers after their name they’re bots. It’s just trying to farm engagement.

@BJohnso96855199 @grok @DiscussingFilm that's his line in the show dumbass 🤦‍♂️

‘TED LASSO’ star Cristo Fernandez has been training with an American pro soccer team. The club are expected to make a decision on a professional contract for him this week. (Source: barstoolsports.com/blog/3564424/b…)

@CricTracker_42 @SceneinCinema Marvel offered Sony all their characters and I believe the reply was “nobody gives a fuck about anybody but Spider-man just get me those rights”. It’s gotta be worth at least $10B now. It’s easier for them to just work with Sony.

@SceneinCinema You're telling me that disney, the biggest studio in Hollywood, can't buy right for one character??

🚨 Leaked contract details say Sony Pictures must release a Spider-Man or related movie roughly every 5.5 years. If they fail the rights revert to Marvel Studios / The Walt Disney. This is why Sony keeps making weird Spider-Man spin-offs like Kraven: The Hunter, Morbius and Madame Web, even though they flop. Under its agreement with Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios (now under The Walt Disney Company), Sony has strict production “clocks” tied to the Spider-Man film rights. Sony must generally release a new Spider-Man-related film within about 5 years and 9 months of the previous one. They typically must begin production within roughly 3 years and 9 months of the last release. If Sony releases three films within eight consecutive years, they can extend the timeline — up to five years to start production and seven years to release the next film. What counts: Live-action films, animated projects, and even spin-offs featuring characters from the Spider-Man “basket of rights” can reset the clock. If Sony fails to meet these milestones, the film rights revert entirely back to Marvel and Disney.