UPBGE
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To replace
Blender you can use
UPBGE since it
respects the user's freedom and is also a Text Editor software, 3D Modeling software, 3D Sculpting software, 3D Rigging software and 3D Animation software.
Also it reads 26 of the same formats as
Blender such as: BLEND, DAE, ABC and USD and saves to 26 of the same formats as
Blender such as: BLEND, DAE, ABC and USD.
Documentation
Source code
Website
FreeCAD
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To replace
Blender you can use
FreeCAD since it
respects the user's freedom and is also a 3D Modeling software, Computer Aided Design software and 3D Printing software.
Also it reads 6 of the same formats as
Blender such as: DAE, OBJ, PLY and STL and saves to 9 of the same formats as
Blender such as: DAE, GLB, GLTF and OBJ.
Documentation
Source code
Website
Wikipedia
Wrath of Man is why I love Guy Ritchie
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Blender Dumbass
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Wrath of Man is one of such, very Guy Ritchie, very crime trillery, very
Quentin Tarantino-inspired films. It has just enough cold detachment, just enough calculated precision and just enough artful pathos to make you feel the false-psychopathy of the main character played by
Jason Statham.
#WrathOfMan #GuyRitchie #Film #Review #JasonStatham #JoshHartnett #Cinemastodon #Movies
The Vast Of Night
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Blender Dumbass
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It's so weird to be watching
The Vast Of Night almost right after
No One Will Save You. One movie has no dialogue, while the other is just dialogue. To be honest, it might seem very strange to make a film so dialogue heavy, if we didn't have people like
Quentin Tarantino who shows time and time again that movies with a lot of dialogue can work fantastically.
How The Fabelmans Traumatized Me
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I remember sitting at the entrance to a local cinema near me, shivering from a new kind of depression. I was waiting to enter the screening of
Avatar: The Way Of Water, which was released in cinema just after
The Fabelmans. The previous film I have seen in that very cinema, maybe already a week before that, was
The Fabelmans and that dreadful feeling I had was caused by that movie. I was committing an act of masochism going back to cinema right after the trauma I experienced, and I was pretty sure Avatar 2 would only make it worse. I didn't care. I went anyway. Thank god that
James Cameron decided to limit references to himself to a few nods to Titanic and stuff, and instead made a movie that is pretty much designed as a joyride. I don't know if I was alive today if Avatar 2 was anything like
The Fabelmans.
#TheFabelmans #Spielberg #StevenSpielberg #FilmReview #Film #Review #JuliaButters #FilmMaking #Cinemastodon #FreeSoftware #Depression #MentalHealth
6 Underground
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In my review of
Babylon I claimed that it was 1941 of
Damien Chazelle. But there is one filmmaker that makes 1941s all the time. And his name is
Michael Bay.
Babylon
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I would say that
Babylon, the 2022 film directed by
Damien Chazelle is Damien Chazelle's 1941. I wrote an article describing how
1941 is the ultimate Steven Spielberg movie and how there is a certain type of over the top insanity you can expect from a good filmmaker going completely unhinged. 1941 wasn't received well. People in the cinema were reportedly closing their ears from the shier amount of loud explosions that happened in the movie.
Babylon is the lowest rated movie from Damien Chazelle. But it doesn't mean that the movie is dull, or badly made. Both 1941 and
Babylon are explosive insanity-fests showcasing the ability of a good director to maintain focus in an absolute chaos. Both films are incredibly well directed. There are complex shots and interesting cuts all through out. But perhaps they had injected so much energy into the movies that the movies overdosed the audience. And therefor received worse reviews.