
i remember seeing the trailer and thinking man, this stinks! but then i streamed the movie on a whim and was shocked how good it was
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i remember seeing the trailer and thinking man, this stinks! but then i streamed the movie on a whim and was shocked how good it was

of the only two Transformers DVDs Blockbuster had growing up, one of them was THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE. i always figured that it was the main Transformers thing, because, y’know, it’s The Movie! no idea that it wildly underperformed, drew the ire of parents everywhere, and was torn to shreds by critics (who compared it unfavorably to the movie where the GoBots fight literal rocks)
granted it was vindicated by the recent theatrical rerun. i got to see the movie in a packed theater, and it finally broke even 40 years later
well. was it trained ethically? no. has it been deployed ethically? no. but, has it made our lives easier? also no
Well in some forms of Platonism at least, the creator god and the ultimate God are two different beings specifically because the ultimate God is seen as entirely stationary, always Being and never Becoming, hence the need for a lower divinity who is capable of activity