leons1701

I knew immediately what the movie was, took a bit longer to actually come up with the title. The Wraith.

Are you sure it's not one of these?

https://www.indiewire.com/2018/12/american-graffiti-titles-george-lucas-1202031321/

(You are correct of course)

Not even a guess?

Well then, this one has a person. And a car.

Ah sure, lets keep the theme going.

Ah Burt Reynolds and a Trans Am. But not a black one, so NOT Smokey and the Bandit, which I believe makes this Hooper.

That's Hauer, it's medieval looking, but it's NOT Ladyhawke. Darnit, I got nothing.

Seems likely.

Also, it was driving me nuts enough to send me to google, where I learned Fleetwood Mac covered this song, mostly because it really didn't sound like the version I had in my head.

You know when you can sing the damn lyrics and still have no freaking clue what the song is? Yeah, that just happened.

Just finished Elder Race by Adrian Tchaikivsky and dang, I can see why he's one of the hot new recommendations in a lot of threads over the last couple of years. From what people said, I was expecting something different, what I got was just about perfectly tailored for my tastes. Will definitely be hunting down more of his work.

Just be aware that many, many groups consider Wick's advice to be WAY over the top and a fine example of what NOT to do. (Guy considers taking Luck in Champions to be a rules exploit, which is a bit uhm, much). Good starting place though. Just tone it down for the average group.

That is of course, correct.

Shouldn't be too hard.

How years ago in days of old
When magic filled the air
'T was in the darkest depths of Mordor
I met a girl so fair

When you posted the first line I almost thought it was Instant Karma, but it wasn't quite right and with the new lines, definitely not.

I figured Cage plus all that magenta would be enough IF anyone remembered that movie existing. It was a smaller project in the first place and then got munched by the Covid Monster.

Well, if you're going out on a limb, it's best to choose the right one.  And you did.

Let's see how long this one lasts.

Oh damn. This is Cast a Deadly Spell, isn't it?  It's been ridiculously hard to find for years, so I've heard of it, but never actually saw it. Apparently it's now on HBO+, which means it will suck away a couple of hours sometime in the next few weeks.

Also, old?  It's only from 91. (Crap, that's probably about the age of the average Weaver).

I do know them, they're on Netflix (not sure if they're Netflix originals or not), saw the ads for Army of the Dead in pretty heavy rotation for a while. I THINK this is Army of Thieves cause it has a plot about some super elaborate safes, but not having watched either movie, I can't be sure.

It does really have a colorized look to it, at least in that pic.

That is of course, because it IS Metropolis

Not my favorite poster, but it's one of the few that points out the pedigrees of the folks involved.

The whole story is apparently a bit crazy, it's not entirely clear if Osamu Tezuka ever actually saw Lang's movie when he made an anime loosely based on it (he later said a single still was the main inspiration) but the anime blends elements of both the manga and the movie to somewhat mixed results. (It also draws heavily on Blade Runner for visual inspiration because of course it does).

I suppose technically this isn't exactly a classic anime, but an anime based on a classic movie.

Is not French, though I can see where that came from.

Another anime classic

Oh, I know this one, is it "Most copied scene in anime history?"  Oh, the title of the movie?  It's a guys name, right?  "Tetsuo" rings a bell.

j/k of course.   Akira.

Here's more specific advice about getting the Homecoming Launcher to run under Linux. Note, this is neither simple nor truly supported (so, as the poster says at one point, for experienced Linux users, Tuesday).

https://forums.homecomingservers.com/topic/23284-homecoming-launcher-linux-advice/