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[Robert Newbie]

Today I learned that someone was going to make a Superman movie in 2000, and Brendan Fraser was going to play the main role!
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Not gonna lie, I've never liked to draw Superman because the character just doesn't click with me, pretty much like Captain America... but I do like Brendan and I think he's a great looking man and a legitimately cool guy.
Would be interesting to attempt to draw Superman with the goofiness of Brendan in George of the Jungle and the seriousness of Brendan in The Mummy.

Man!

I don't really know my Superman, but looking at that photo, Brandon Fraser would have had the Superman look. With a good story and script, it would have been a good movie for his portfolio after the first two The Mummy movies. It's a shame he kind of vanished after the 2000's.

 

[JuanMena]

I don't really know my Superman, but looking at that photo, Brandon Fraser would have had the Superman look. With a good story and script, it would have been a good movie for his portfolio after the first two The Mummy movies. It's a shame he kind of vanished after the 2000's.

He could've definitely been a good Superman.

Youth, good body, fame, talent, looks, charm... the man had everything!

 

[Cranesbill]

Found a new Liminal Space example

 

[kijetesantakalu042]

Found a new Liminal Space example

Where have I seen this before?

 

[Cranesbill]

Where have I seen this before?

Thanks for proving my point

 

[kijetesantakalu042]

Thanks for proving my point

I swear this is my old school library. Same shelf layout and everything

 

[Cranesbill]

I swear this is my old school library. Same shelf layout and everything

Cool, I cooked with this one

 

[previous_member]

I'm mostly a skeptic, but throughout my life I have had my own Mandella Effects if you will. Now I'm once again questioning reality a bit. Back in the early 90s I distinctly remember a trailer for the movie Shazaam starring Sinbad - described similar to what others have said. Yesterday, I found out that it's a Mandella Effect and that the movie never existed. The Matrix is glitching. It did indeed exist, but I only saw the trailer on TV.

I'm really hoping I can slide into an alternate reality where Half Life 3 was made and released, Star Wars prequels and sequels were done properly with official music and no Jar Jar or Disney, Jowdorowski's Dune was made and released, and well, many other things were done and the world is a nicer place like it was in the 90s.

 

[Cranesbill]

I'm mostly a skeptic, but throughout my life I have had my own Mandella Effects if you will. Now I'm once again questioning reality a bit. Back in the early 90s I distinctly remember a trailer for the movie Shazaam starring Sinbad - described similar to what others have said. Yesterday, I found out that it's a Mandella Effect and that the movie never existed. The Matrix is glitching. It did indeed exist, but I only saw the trailer on TV.

There's Kazaam in the Mid 90's with yo boi Shaq

 

[SylverReZ]

There's Kazaam in the Mid 90's with yo boi Shaq

C'mon and slam and welcome to Kazaam!

 

[Cranesbill]

C'mon and slam and welcome to Kazaam!

Everybody get up it's time to slam now, we got the real Shaq going down, welcome to Kazzam!

 

[previous_member]

I know of that movie, but there indeed was a Sinbad movie. In my memory anyway. I'm not sure if I've ever had a false memory. But, it is always a possibility.

 

[Cranesbill]

I know of that movie, but there indeed was a Sinbad movie. In my memory anyway. I'm not sure if I've ever had a false memory. But, it is always a possibility.

My only theory is that Sinbad probably did dressed up as a Genie in some form of media like a commercial or television skit during the 90's and that it wasn't archived later on. I don't wanna search his stuff tho to solve this mystery, you seem more invested this

 

[previous_member]

Well. The mystery seems to be solved.. in THIS universe. There is really nothing I could research to solve it. All I can really do is scratch my head. I've had much more bizarre ME experiences that would make me look crazy. The only way I could truly be sure of any of my experiences and memories would be to go back in time. However that is completely impossible. So, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[JuanMena]

Being in the Artist's Forum has taught me to appreciate the work of gay mods over here.

First day I got thread-banned for "attempting to sell", but the thread got approved by a mod in the first place and then banned by a different mod.

Explained the situation, mods "restored" my original thread after realising their mistake, but did so under another member's authorship, so I made another one anyways.

Really GBATEMP mods, althoug gay, immature and biased, are doing a great job.

Thus far been able to post my big tetas drawings and I haven't read: "NoOooO wE hAve mInoRS hErE! WE aLlOw dRugS tAlk, PoLitIcs, RAcisM but NoT wOmEn - yOuVe bEeN wArNed"

 

[Cranesbill]

I'm sorry, but this is such an ugly controller

 

[hippy dave]

I'm sorry, but this is such an ugly controller

I can only assume it's for playing Mario whilst tripping big fat balls

 

[JuanMena]

How can we know if "my RGB" is the same as "your RGB"?
What if "Blue" to you is my "Orange"?
Do we all see RGB as "RGB"? Or could it be possible that people's RGB are "YZX" or even "ABC"?

 

[kijetesantakalu042]

How can we know if "my RGB" is the same as "your RGB"?
What if "Blue" to you is my "Orange"?
Do we all see RGB as "RGB"? Or could it be possible that people's RGB are "YZX" or even "ABC"?

There really are no objective ways to measure the "experience" of something. Due to that you can't really compare how different people internally experience the same thing. Maybe there isn't even an answer. Maybe everyone else is simply a "chinese box" that takes in an input and outputs something without any "awareness" of said input.

Pretty interesting thought experience.

 

[hippy dave]

The three kinds of cones in your eye that register different light frequencies and thereby allow your colour vision, are tuned to slightly different frequencies depending on your genetics, so even at that physical level people do indeed perceive colours differently, let alone whatever weird process goes on in the brain to form what you "experience".

Then there are the occasional/rare-ish subset of people with two (or more? presumably) X chromosomes, who end up with four cone types instead of three, and can perceive a significantly bigger range of colours than us regular three-cone plebs.