Yeah, I watched it because it was on TV and I was in the mood to just veg out and watch something stupid, and I found it…fine? Like, it’s definitely not bad enough you can enjoy ragging on it, so it’s not as fun an experience as something worse while also not being very good, it’s just there.

There were people suggesting given the age of Bruce Wayne in Joker, that the Phoenix character probably wasn’t The Joker, merely an inspiration for him. Harley showing up in the sequel would seem to refute this theory.

Everyone keeps saying it’s three hours, but Letterboxd lists at less than 2.5?

The Sprinkler Sprinkled was released in 1896 and remade in 1897.

It’s expensive, often less comfortable than my own home, and I like theatre in which the crowd plays a part in the experience,

This is why I don’t understand the “big action movies need a cinema, small comedies you can watch at home” argument. My home theatre can replicate the big-screen action experience just fine, but a comedy with a crowd is immediately 35% funnier.

You think prosecutors need to be paid off to hide evidence and generally ignore the rights of defendants?

Three people I followed on Twitter made the move. Two of them eventually moved back. Everyone else stayed. That’s where the discussion is.

What I want to see is still hanging out on Twitter.

My Mastodon feed averages one post every two or three days.

But the entire point of getting the info from Reddit is so I didn’t have to do that. Why watch seven hours of wrestling per week when I could watch two minutes of highlights and read discussions of the events?

There are people on Mastodon?

I’d be happy enough with just new content TBH. Totally out of the loop on wrestling and movies without Reddit.

This is the exact sort of thinking maegul was attempting to debunk…

But this doesn’t change any of that.

as happened with Android recently that a large community can be closed down and redirected

What’s this about?

I don’t understand the purpose of this.

you can use kbin to subscribe to microblogs such as mastodon and have them appear in your feed.

How does that even make sense? They’re completely different types of content.

If Threads is just another Mastodon instance why does anyone care?

If everything is just decentralised instances what are kbin and Lemmy, exactly? They’re not instances in themselves, are they?

What on earth is Plume?

What exactly is Threads?

How does any of this work?

I thought I had a handle on what Mastodon was, but then there was this threads thing, and Lemmy is apparently also part of the Fediverse but not Mastodon, I assume, and Threads is its own thing, and calckey and kbin exist, maybe, and I’d never heard of Plume until this post…I don’t understand any of this. Reddit and Twitter are how I would generally follow this sort of happening but Mastodon and Lemmy are ghost towns I don’t really understand how to use. I’m so utterly lost I don’t even know where to begin with finding answers. I don’t even have known unknowns, just unknown in unknowns.