UPBGE

To replace K-3D you can use UPBGE since it respects the user's freedom and is also a 3D Modeling software and 3D Animation software.

Also it reads 1 of the same formats as K-3D such as: OBJ and saves to 1 of the same formats as K-3D such as: OBJ.

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Blender

To replace K-3D you can use Blender since it respects the user's freedom and is also a 3D Modeling software and 3D Animation software.

Also it reads 1 of the same formats as K-3D such as: OBJ and saves to 1 of the same formats as K-3D such as: OBJ.

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FreeCAD

To replace K-3D you can use FreeCAD since it respects the user's freedom and is also a 3D Modeling software.

Also it reads 1 of the same formats as K-3D such as: OBJ and saves to 5 of the same formats as K-3D such as: BMP, JPG, OBJ and PNG.

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Wings 3D

To replace K-3D you can use Wings 3D since it respects the user's freedom and is also a 3D Modeling software.

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OpenSCAD

To replace K-3D you can use OpenSCAD since it respects the user's freedom and is also a 3D Modeling software.

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Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood 2019 is Tarantino respecting the audience

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People often complain about dumb movies with too much unnecessary spoon-feeding. We get so much explaining and over-explaining that the brain hurts sometimes. You already know what is going on. You are following the story. You don't need no god damned reminder of what you are watching. And yet the studio heads still think that you are too dumb to understand what's going on in front of you on the screen. Respecting the audience on the other hand is a leap of faith on a part of a film-maker and only the greatest do that well. Quentin Tarantino with his 2019 film Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood takes the hardest such leap of his career.


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