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Every time how he runs LTT comes up on the WAN show he just falls back to some variation of the “I’m a benevolent boss so my workers will never need any of these safeguards” and Luke just sits there hemming and hawing. Weird guy who is both publicly pro-union but would also be offended if his own employees unionised :linus:
Anyone under 25 should get 1 hour of internet access a day max, anything more is a major cognitohazard
It’s a shame only villains can have interesting backgrounds/motivations in TV/Film now because a trans woman spending her entire life trying to fund research into parallel universes to find one where her partner is still alive would be one hell of a story.
in particular, his seeming inability to conceptualize 3-D animation during the early planning stages and his preference to edit fully rendered work instead.
We at the stage where we have to bring back basic filmmaking skills such as ‘working with raw storyboards’. I’m not surprised cinephiles get so worked up by Nolan’s dedication to real shots because it shows him and his film crew actually have the ability to know exactly what shots they need to get beforehand.
This podcast is dedicated to the brave mujahideen fighters of Afghanistan
The closest we’ll ever come to a real life Rawhide Kobayashi
I’ve never seen downvotes used for anything other than indicating to others who to dogpile on, without it a lot of people simply won’t know which side of an argument they should be on
The Dutroux Affair is a wild one to dig into, mostly because of how similarly the Epstein affair played out a few years later. A known pedophile finally gets convicted after the police spend years avoiding his arrest and in the end none of the clients are discovered
In 1995, Dutroux’s mother wrote a letter to the authorities stating that she knew that Dutroux had kidnapped two girls and was keeping them at his house.
After Lejeune and Russo were kidnapped in June 1995, it took police 14 months to arrest Dutroux, although he had been a prime suspect from the start, having committed similar crimes before. During the search for Lejeune and Russo, police visited Dutroux’s house, where Lejeune and Russo were held, twice, on 13 and 19 December 1995 without finding them. Several video tapes found during the search were never looked at. Some of them showed Dutroux constructing the dungeon in which Lejeune and Russo were held. Michel Bourlet, who was appointed lead investigator, said that some of the video tapes had disappeared and that he wanted to have them all recovered and reviewed.
There were countless hairs found in the dungeon where the two girls were held. Judge Langlois refused to have them tested for DNA evidence even though the leading police investigator, Michel Bourlet, had begged him to have them analyzed in order to know whether more people beside Dutroux were involved.
At least seven members of law enforcement were arrested on suspicion of having ties to Marc Dutroux. One of them was Georges Zico, a police detective believed to be an associate of Dutroux.
More than 20 potential witnesses in the case died in mysterious circumstances