(This scene comes from a video game called God of War 2018, which online critics have been raving about, mainly for the story and the character development. As with the previous iterations of the game, the story centers on Kratos, a god—or former god—of war. While the seven earlier games focused on Greek mythology, God of War 2018 focuses on Norse mythology. Kratos has been living the quiet life of a mortal when he is tasked with an adventure involving him, his son Atreus, and Mímir the charmed severed head, a divine being of wisdom and arcane knowledge, originally carried around by Odin.)
Wednesday, May 09, 2018
found this interesting
Not sure why, but I found the following video interesting. It has all the elements of a good fantasy film, and the world-serpent's basso belching is impressive. Now if only Mímir, the severed head, didn't sound so much like Simon Pegg's version of Scotty...
(This scene comes from a video game called God of War 2018, which online critics have been raving about, mainly for the story and the character development. As with the previous iterations of the game, the story centers on Kratos, a god—or former god—of war. While the seven earlier games focused on Greek mythology, God of War 2018 focuses on Norse mythology. Kratos has been living the quiet life of a mortal when he is tasked with an adventure involving him, his son Atreus, and Mímir the charmed severed head, a divine being of wisdom and arcane knowledge, originally carried around by Odin.)
(This scene comes from a video game called God of War 2018, which online critics have been raving about, mainly for the story and the character development. As with the previous iterations of the game, the story centers on Kratos, a god—or former god—of war. While the seven earlier games focused on Greek mythology, God of War 2018 focuses on Norse mythology. Kratos has been living the quiet life of a mortal when he is tasked with an adventure involving him, his son Atreus, and Mímir the charmed severed head, a divine being of wisdom and arcane knowledge, originally carried around by Odin.)
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In the two minutes or so, the man's paddling on the left side annoys me so much! Either stick to one side like a somewhat skilled paddler or switch hand positions!
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