hello~

I'm quite sick to death of it, considering it's about as funny as Damn Daniel.

I'm quite sick to death of it,

to death

#DICKSOUTFORVERBATIM

I looked up some more info about the film



we WALL-E now boys

why'd you think it was popular lol

I haven't completed a piece since Monday, ugh.

found an image of the palace itself

okay so first of all
>Transformers 5

second of all
>Hitler HQ

what

either there's going to be yet another historical flashback tying into some mcguffin that we've never heard of earlier for some reason, or time travel

lol

The conversion of Winston Churchill’s former home into the swastika-draped headquarters of Adolf Hitler for a Transformers movie has been denounced by veterans’ groups and former military commanders.

Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, has been reimagined as the headquarters of the Nazi leader in The Last Knight, the fifth Transformers film, which is currently shooting.

The set-dressing includes enormous swastika flags, a variety of German military equipment and SS stormtroopers filling the forecourt.

“I know it’s a film,” Col Richard Kemp, ex-commander of British forces in Afghanistan, told the Sun. “but it’s symbolically disrespectful to Churchill. He will be turning in his grave.”


https://twitter.com/FameFlynet/status/779226503045316608/photo/1

Churchill is buried around a mile away from the palace in Bladon. Tony Hayes, of Veterans Association UK, said he felt surviving ex-servicemen and women who fought in the second world war would be “appalled by this”.

The house, which is open to the public, is owned by a distant relative of Winston Churchill, Jamie Spencer-Churchill, the 12th duke of Marlborough.

The Last Knight, scheduled for release in June 2017, sees the return of Mark Wahlberg and Stanley Tucci to the franchise. They are joined by Anthony Hopkins and Freya, an epileptic Staffordshire bull terrier once dubbed “Britain’s loneliest dog”.

yeah

Quote from: Nightrider on September 23, 2016, 07:19:40 AM

Looks like Eichenwalde from Overwatch, I wonder if this was the inspiration. Is this in Stuttgart?

edit: looked it up, the proper name of the state would be Baden-Württemberg and not Stuttgart (which is the capital) but the castle is in Bayern / Bavaria which is the neighboring state.

Brah, you really don't recognize Neuschwanstein castle?

Why would I recognize a southern german castle that I have no relation to?

Looks like Eichenwalde from Overwatch, I wonder if this was the inspiration. Is this in Stuttgart?

edit: looked it up, the proper name of the state would be Baden-Württemberg and not Stuttgart (which is the capital) but the castle is in Bayern / Bavaria which is the neighboring state.

My opinion is better than yours

verb

Bro why the fuck is there a tumor growing on your mouth

yeah I know, I'm thinking about getting that fixed

Quote from: Nightrider on September 22, 2016, 10:12:53 AM

tbh 4k isn't that big of an improvement compared to the jump from SD to HD. with 1080p it felt like a revolution and people wanted in on it, with 4K it's just "that's neat I guess but it's too expensive still"

Spoiler

Seems like a pretty decent jump to me.

Technically it's a larger jump in quality, but when using a TV screen of average size, from a normal viewing distance, the difference isn't big enough to the naked eye to warrant an upgrade for most people.

And even if we talk about pure numbers only there's diminishing returns the higher up you go - though we haven't really reached that point yet. But actual quality isn't always the same as perceived quality.

i dont have any mirror selfies of me

neither did I


take one