The only thing Sony does right nowadays is Playstation consoles… they should just stick to Playstation consoles and games.
I agree.
My issue with SONY (and now Marvel movies as of late) is that I feel like I’m comparing “awful” (MCU) to “abysmal” (SONY). It is soooooooo frustrating to review movies as to which is “worse” or the “worst”.
We want to be in a place where we’re all arguing on here which company produces the better of a series of consistently darn good movies. That would be a great change of pace.
Spider-verse animated movies.
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That’s the only exception…
I just wish that the actors/actresses seemed more excited to play these characters. I’d like to see some enthusiasm in interviews. Sell your product! Make people want to go see your movie - hype it up!
All the movies and shows that bombed have people playing major roles that just seem blah with it (except for Jared Leto, I like his acting).
Jared Leto is someone a lot of people seem to hate but I find him strangely interesting.
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$900 at Costco. I’d take this over an arcade game.
Although it doesn’t compare to the classic Russia vs USA.
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I could put that in my arcade. I loved bubble hockey
I actually just sent that to my mom saying all her shopping for me is done in one trip.
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I’m about to have 4 pinballs in my house come January. Jaws, Godzilla (latest from Stern), Star Trek Next Generation and White Water. Girlfriend can’t fit them in her place, only highly customized (her dad bought and fixed up or made better with mods) Twilight Zone she’s taking to her place along with her Creature from Black Lagoon pinball…
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Twilight Zone is a good one.
Tell her to get the Universal Monsters Rock n Roll one.
Still all time favorites are South Park and Addams Family. I do like Godzilla and Jaws though.
I’ll send pics of the one her dad did. The mods alone and the shape it’s in would probably command a good 20-25k probably on a good day.
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They are crazy expensive. Older ones can be found cheap and are much easier to work on but modern pinball are works of art
South Park is fun, I always find that one with free credits at Pinballz here in Austin. Addams Family is fun too. Actually I don’t spend that much playing pinballs, you just walk around and find the free games where kids or people swiped and walked away or they don’t stay long enough to know they got “match”… 
I’m actually heading there tonight… usually Friday’s there’d good traffic and with rain, probably walk around and play free games for an hour or two before I get tired.
We have a place called Crabtowne that sells steamed crabs, cheap beer, and has a full retro arcade in it. Love that place.
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Funspot in Weirs Beach, NH.
They have every coin-op arcade ever invented. All the way back to the original Pong. Or if they don’t, I haven’t seen one they don’t have.
And cheap. $20 can last you a good part of an afternoon.
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Probably gets the hate because his band is one of the most unoriginal and derivative acts out there. He’s a fantastic actor, though.
If it wasn’t for the Playstation Sony would have gone bankrupt decades ago.