But here’s a bonus feature: many platforms allow you to easily migrate your account to a new instance.

But Lemmy isn’t one of those platforms. Right?

Generally I agree with the article that the shutdown of lemm.ee isn’t a big deal. It sucks for sure, but the Fediverse survives.

Personally I don’t care about account migration. Export/import works fine, but I get that it’s a little clunky for some.

Community migration is something that I think is more important and as I understand PieFed handles this. Hopefully Lemmy will someday and even better between Lemmy & PieFed.

FWIW You weren’t that out of the loop, you only skipped/missed one film, “Captain America Brave New World”.

Moving from August 6th to August 27th, and having shown one episode to a small group means it’s ready now.

I’m guessing the shift is to ensure it isn’t hidden by Fantastic Four. (And was probably decided some time ago, they’re just announcing it now.)

The first three episodes are already out and the next (and final three) are out later today in ~2 hours.

So if you started right now you could watch them all.

Sure, I’m all dizzy and nauseous, but where’s the inflated sense of self-esteem?

I always liked that he was dressed as Jimbo. Correct!

Three episodes all at once, then a week later the other three episodes.

A week gap for the whole series. Three episodes last Tuesday, three episodes this Tuesday.

I’ve seen many seagulls in my life.

But I’ve never seen any of the others.

And that’s terrifying. Stay vigilant.

This show had a lot going against it.

Riri Williams had a small introduction in Wanda Forever, but wasn’t core to the story. We never learned that much about her, but we got a rough idea of her character.

The show was delayed by a year, year and a half, so instead of being a follow up to Wakanda Forever it awkwardly comes out 2-3 years later.

Disney released it as a quick dump, it’s 6 episodes released in quick succession (1 week gap). Generally this means low confidence in the show.

That being said, what I’ve seen so far, the show generally is pretty good. It’s got problems, mainly the pacing. It either needs a few more episodes to flesh out some storylines and characters, or it needs to trim things down and just be a movie.

Now maybe it won’t stick the landing, but after three episodes I’m intrigued by the main plot and looking forward to the final three episodes.

Listen I’ll defend Fan4tastic.

The first act and intro is a solid setup. We meet our heroes, they have a great dynamic. Second act struggles a bit, but they’re learning to use their powers and setting up the stakes.

And then the third act and finale.

Like I said I’ll defend Fan4tastic.

Ok, but to make it interesting I’m hiding them somewhere in the house. You get paid only after you find them all.

That’s really a cheat isn’t it?

Correct, Principal Tamzarian.

To add to the “fatigue” you also have DC not helping out much either. Sony was definitely bottom barrel but even DC struggled at times to fill it even half way. (And sometimes they were absolutely garbage too.)

I think there was for a time a feeling that at least with Marvel you’d get something great. However when even they’re just ok the whole field starts to look empty.

I think that’s partially why Captain America Brave New World, despite being the worse film, generally did about the same as Thunderbolts. If a film is just going to be “ok” it should at least have some familiar faces.

Into the Spider-verse absolutely deserves a spot on this list.

The only animated films on this list are Spirited Away, Wall-e, Up & Ratatouille.

Ratatouille definitely doesn’t deserve a spot, it’s good but it’s so far below many other films. Wall-e I’m onboard with but Up, while having an excellent intro, both immediately and setup, is just ok in the second half.

Inside out? Incredibles? That’s what I would have expected for Pixar films.

Plus, I know it’s memed to death but Shrek should absolutely be on the list.

But, going back, if I get one animated films, Spider-verse is where I go. Hell I’d probably put both Spider-verse films on this list.

This would be best. Post Secret Wars the door is wide open. Sony and Marvel can make an extended version of the Spider-man deal and in addition to mutants we can get all of Spider-Man’s friends & enemies.

You also have to keep track the site and how you spell it. For example is it “Microsoft” or “microsoft”?

And keep track of the current name of the site vs the old name. For example am I signing into Microsoft or Live.com or Xbox?

And keep track of my username. Is it my email? Which email? Which username?

I understand the concept but I think if falls apart fast.

Fetterman was elected in 2022 for a 6 year term, so the 2028 election.

Itchy & Scratchy would be better than what we have now.

Bart broke my teeth.

The nurses are stealing my money.

This thing on my neck is getting bigger.

Correct!