I wish they would not. Given how absolutely gritty and joyless some of these remakes have been I am sure there will be a gory realistic death scene.

Looks like a poorly made cable. Thank goodness the cable is detachable. You should contact moondrop and have them send you another one. For the price this shouldn't happen without something specific.

It makes sense in that having a local single player and a multiplayer mode requires writing much of the game twice. Having a remote single player mode only requires making the game once, with a special instance spun up for each single player game.

I live a life where I often don't have a persistent connection. That means for me, I can't play new games. While I have been a fan and player of Diablo since the first one I'll have to sit this one out.

I have a feeling you went against the grain by simply seeing this movie. From the few trailers I saw, I didn't get a hint of any of the themes you mentioned.
Do you like this type of film, or is there something about the subject that resonated with you personally?

It's a cool idea. The Apple ios cameras are such high quality that it'll take a pretty high end camera to be better. It's still nice to have options.

Best guess would be C. Nolan.

70mm print on opening night will look absolutely amazing. This is likely the only chance many people will have to see an actual film print that was not digitally altered.

Nolan uses chemical color and manual film assembly. This just doesn't happen anymore.

I'm keeping old. I use the Sony MDR-v6. These were for the time a really solid $50 pair. I recommended them to someone at work only to find out they are selling for over $100.

I run them with older schitt audio gear to drive them.

For me these are daily all day long wear. They feel light enough on my head and fit comfortable on the ear. The sound is pretty neutral it doesn't really seem to have a strong or a weak point. I'm not listening to great sources, so they feel a bit 'veiled.' I don't often get a clear sense of space like I can with near field speakers. Still everything resolve quickly, so nothing is muddy but it's absolutely not that transcendent sound.

When I need a wireless headset I use the Sony WH-1000XM3 It's a bit more bass and midrange forward than then mdr-v6