Mr Processor
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- Jan 8, 2022
I have it on DVD. I'm not sure what version the DVD is, it's pretty old. I usually describe it as Fallout:NV the movie.You can watch the entire thing on youtube. Nobody cares that it's on youtube in it's entirety and that's a little sad to me. While it's not great it's fun, silly, imaginative, the music is great, and has charm out the ass. An actual high def version is available through Vinegar Syndrome, if you're interested.
Bob will never be a cuck because he will never be in a relationship. I think this is a way for him to feel superior to people who are in relationships.Grown up Doug being a cuck would be these people's greatest interpretation of a follow up to a wholesome cartoon they grew up with and by people I mean the subhuman deconstruction/recontextualization/subvert your expectations troglodytes and by that I mean Bob. These people cannot think of anything new. They can only destroy what was before, gather the shattered remains, and reform them into a perversion of what was.
https://twitter.com/the_moviebob/status/1485351072566849536 Ask and ye shall recieve.lol just get Disney+! What are you, obsolete? I don't think I'll ever be able to dredge it up but I remember at some point at the beginning of the shutdown, back when Bob openly stated that covid wasn't that bad, him being super stoked for Disney+ because it had the Shaggy Dog movies. Bob tweeted a short video of a guy in an old english sheepdog costume cold clocking some other dude and that was his sales pitch to get people to buy. To make fun of Bob further, this is the kind of shit he advocates for, an increase in and dependency on technology and ramifications be damned. You get what you deserve.
The physical media problem is complicated. Physical media sells mostly to enthusiasts now, which is a different market than the casual market. Non-enthusiasts just tend to watch whatever is on the streaming services they rent. This means the physical media market has shrunk, but it hasn't disappeared and it would still be profitable provided the people selling the media targeted the new form of the market correctly.I'm sympathetic to Bobby. Still, the crux of the problem is that physical media just don't sell, and complaints will do jack shit.
Disney doesn't like DVDs and BluRays, they wanted the DivX rental format back when physical media was the only game in town. I think people like Iger see streaming as a second chance for their anti-consumer practices that failed back during the DivX war. The summary is: Disney doesn't want to sell you a product, they want to turn you into a revenue stream.