Monday, April 5, 2021
Walking Dead's Daryl Dixon Joins Strategy Game State Of Survival With Norman Reedus-UNR
Sunday, April 4, 2021
I know it has been done a thousand times but I was bored so here is my take on which actors should play which Primarch.-UNR
Ferris Manus = Holt McCallany
Sanguinius - Tom Hiddleston
Konrad Curze = Norman Reedus
Corvus Corax = Keanu Reeves
Lorgar = Mark Strong
Leman Russ = Charlie Hunnam
Alpharius/Omegon = Tom Hardy
Perturabo = Lieb Schreiber
Mortarion = Javier Bardem
Horus Lupercal = Dave Bautista
Roboute Gulliman = Chris Hemsworth
Magnus the Red = Mads Mikkelsen
Rogal Dorn = Hugh Jackman
Angron = Jason Statham
Fulgrim = Jared Leto
Vulkan = Idris Elba
Lion El Johnson = Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Jaghatai Kahn = Benedict Wong
[S8 SPOILERS] "AMC didn't want to pay him anymore" Needs to STOP-UNR
"Watching Gimple fire my son 2 weeks before his 18th birthday after telling him they wanted him for the next 3 years was disappointing," William Riggs wrote in the post, which was later deleted. Because of that, lots of people have been claiming that Chandler Riggs was fired because turning 18 meant a pay rise, one that AMC didn't want to give. Too many people repeat this as a fact, despite their being no evidence to back that up.
From the same article:
According to Riggs' more detailed account, Chandler Riggs was offered a two-year contract renewal on The Walking Dead with an additional one-year option in April of 2017, which he describes as "typical."
2017 was the year season 8 was being filmed, so assuming Chandler took that new deal, he was already getting paid more. If you keep reading that article, Chandler had a one-on-one meeting with Scott Gimple where he was told his character was being killed off.
The Hollywood Reporter, 5 November 2018
Sources say Reedus — who also hosts and exec produces AMC's unscripted motorcycle series Ride With Norman Reedus — will make $350,000 per episode on top of additional guarantees and advances in a deal that sources say could be worth anywhere from $50 million to $90 million. McBride's deal, which is said to include a sizeable pay bump, will see the actress score an estimated $20 million over three years.
I'd wager that Norman and Melissa were already making more than Chandler on their previous contracts, so AMC could clearly afford to give the two of them a significant bump. On top of adding Samantha Morton and Ryan Hurst to the cast that year, it seems there was plenty of money to go around.
Paul Tassi at Forbes, 17 November 2018 Bolding by me.
The conspiracy theorists would say that Chandler Riggs was fired because he was about to negotiate a new contract once he turned 18 that would have cost AMC tens of millions. Replacing him with a new, unknown child actress as Judith is a cost-saving measure. And yet with the astonishing amount of money AMC continues to throw at the rest of the cast and production of TWD shows and now movies, I genuinely don’t think it was a financial decision. It was a creative one.
That last line is all you need. Ask yourself what makes more sense; Chandler Riggs costing so much money that AMC demands he be let go, or Scott Gimple having a big-brain moment of pure genius to kill Carl in order to push Rick's story? For as hated as he is, Gimple seems to not receive as much blame as he should for deciding to kill Carl.
If you have ANY evidence to the contrary, I'd love to see it.
The Walking Dead Rewritten (Season 6)-UNR
Hey guys! Here is my rewritten version of Season 6, since you all liked Season 5 so much! Really have fun doing these and it's always interesting to see how people would interpret the show differently. Season 7 coming soon!
Here is the series regulars for my version of Season 6:
STARRING:
- Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes
- Norman Reedus as Daryl Dixon
- Steven Yeun as Glenn Rhee
- Lauren Cohan as Maggie Rhee
- Chandler Riggs as Carl Grimes
- Danai Gurira as Michonne
- Melissa McBride as Carol Peletier
- Michael Cudlitz as Abraham Ford
- Emily Kinney as Beth Greene
- Lennie James as Morgan Jones
- Sonequa Martin-Green as Sasha Williams
ALSO STARRING:
- Josh McDermitt as Eugene Porter
- Christian Serratos as Rosita Espinosa
- Seth Gilliam as Gabriel Stokes
- Erik Jensen as Steven Edwards
- Alexandra Breckenridge as Jessie Anderson
- Ross Marquand as Aaron
- Tovah Feldshuh as Deanna Monroe
- Austin Nichols as Spencer Monroe
601 - First Time Again
This episode stays the same, except I’d take out the black and white. I honestly hated that filter.
602 - JSS
The Wolves still attack. Edwards tries to help Denise overcome her fears and desperately tries to save Holly, but fails. Beth also assists in the attack and she helps Spencer out.
603 - Thank You
This episode stays the same, minus the polarizing dumpster scene. I would have Nicholas encourage Glenn to jump the fence behind him as Nicholas proceeds to kill himself. Glenn watches from the fence as Nicholas’ corpse is devoured. From there, Glenn runs back to Alexandria on foot and runs into Rick in the RV. They head back to Alexandria together and the episode ends how the episode Now ends, with Rick and Glenn running through the gates. Maria (Officer Shepherd) also helps with leading the herd away.
604 - Here’s Not Here
This episode definitely stays the same. One of the greatest episodes I’ve ever seen.
605 - Always Accountable
This would take the place of Now, and it would stay the same minus Abraham and Sasha forming a flirtatious bond. I personally preferred Abe and Rosita.
606 - Heads Up
This episode is what Episode 7 would have been.
607 - Start to Finish
This episode is what the mid-season finale would have been.
608 - No Way Out
This episode is exactly like the No Way Out episode, except Denise and Owen (the Wolf) escape Alexandria.
609 - We Find Ourselves
This episode takes place in the immediate aftermath of No Way Out. Carl is suffering from amnesia after being shot like we saw in the comics. Rick and Michonne stay with him to help him regain his memory. Carol stays back to rest her head, reluctant to tell Rick what Morgan did, as he has enough on his plate. Eventually, Carol tells Rick what happened when Carl recovers and he thanks her for telling him. We get some scenes throughout where Rick is helping Carl regain his memory, telling him about Lori, Dale, Hershel, Tyreese, etc. and he eventually gets his memory back.
Meanwhile, Morgan, Daryl, Aaron, Abraham, Rosita and Tara go out looking for Owen and Denise. Daryl is harboring resentment towards Morgan for body slamming Carol. While he tries justifying his actions, the group tells him to stop it. Owen and Denise are seeking refuge at the storage facility where Aaron and Daryl were trapped. There are four Wolves left and they plot some sort of revenge on Alexandria and want to use Denise as leverage. However, Owen begins to understand Morgan’s philosophy. The Wolves begin to betray Owen, but suddenly, they are shot down by Daryl’s group and Carol shoots Owen in the leg. Owen pleads for his life on his knees, promising never to return. When it looks like Morgan is agreeing to this, he makes Owen lose his guard and stabs him through the neck with his stick. The group rescues Denise and brings her back home, with Morgan realizing that he needs to kill sometimes. The episode ends with Daryl’s group returning to Alexandria and embracing Carl, who has recovered. Rick and Morgan sit and talk about morals, with Morgan admitting he finally understands Rick’s way of thinking.
610 - The Next World
This episode stays the same, minus Spencer looking for walker Deanna. It made zero sense to me. I’d replace these scenes with Beth and Spencer forming a relationship and also Edwards and Sasha fall in love.
611 - Knots Untie
This episode stays the same except Beth goes to Hilltop with the others.
612 - Not Tomorrow Yet
This episode stays the same except Morgan goes with them to the outpost. During the shootout, we see him go full on Terminator like he did in Season 8, but not as crazy. Also, Abraham stays with Rosita.
613 - The Same Boat
This episode stays the same.
614 - Twice as Far
This episode stays the same.
615 - East
This episode stays the same.
616 - Something to Fear
From start to finish, this episode was fantastic, but the cliffhanger ruined it. So the episode would remain the same, except Beth is in the Lucille lineup too as she would go with Maggie to Hilltop. Also, we do see the Lucille death. Negan kills Glenn the exact same way he did in the comics. I know some people may not like that I killed Glenn, but personally, his death is too important to not include it. The season ends with the right hand man scene, where Negan drags Rick into the RV.
Saturday, April 3, 2021
Summary of the gameplay?-UNR
I'm thinking of buying a PS4 Pro to get some exclusives that I've missed out on. One of the main ones is Drath Stranding, but every youtube gameplay walk through I watch it just looks like Norman reedus running around with pretty much zero combat? Would somebody be able to tell me how the gameplay is please?/what you actually do in the game? I absolutely love story driven games but still need some combat in them
Thursday, April 1, 2021
If Konami didn’t cancel Silent Hills after firing Kojima, what camera angle would the game have and what would it look like?-UNR
All we know is that it’s either third person or fix camera, especially since it’s probably wrong to not show Norman Reedus’s face. But would it be a redefined version of the badly aged fixed camera angle or an over the shoulder experience similar to RE4 & RE2/3MAKE (all three of those RE games are incredibly overrated).
norman reedus speech impediment?-UNR
i’ve just gotten into twd so i’m not sure if it’s been asked before but i was watching an interview thing with norman in it, it seems as if he pronounces his ‘rs’ as ‘ws’. i was wondering if he has a speech impediment or i’m just maybe hearing it wrong. has anyone else noticed it?
link to video: https://youtu.be/z5MIL3KVHxo