I would like to have a mod that allows for detailed customization of vehicle paintjobs, including the ability to add stickers, decals, and possibly personalized text. Ideally, this would work similarly to the customization options available in the Need for Speed series (or something like that). I’m not looking for full vehicle skins or complete wraps, but rather the option to enhance the vehicles appearance with smaller, customizable elements like stickers, logos, or unique designs to give them a personal touch.

The Wild Robot is an absolute gem of a movie! It’s not just a story about a robot trying to survive in the wilderness—it’s a beautifully crafted metaphor for adaptation, community, and finding one’s place in an unfamiliar world. Roz, the robot, learns to live in harmony with nature, building relationships with the animals around her. Her journey feels surprisingly human and full of heart. What really sets this opera apart is the amazing art style. The illustrations are simple yet incredibly expressive, with half 2d and 3d techinques. They add so much depth to the story, making Roz’s world feel alive and vivid, but also feeling like a painting. The writing mirrors this simplicity, yet it’s filled with meaning about resilience, connection, and coexistence. This movie isn’t just for kids, it’s for anyone who loves stories that make you think while warming your heart. It’s a quiet reminder that even the most unlikely beings can make a difference and find their place in the world, and that family is who you are grown up with. Truly unforgettable, and I really hope this gem will win an Oscar. In my opinion, the Wall-E of this generation. One of the greatest Dreamworks Movies ever.

Metroid Prime 4 is, without a doubt, my most wanted title for the year 2025. Metroidvanias is my favorite genre, because of their perfect mix of exploration, progression, and action gameplay. Metroid, being the originator and cornerstone of this genre, deserve a special place as a fan. The prospect of anather entry in the Prime series, which brings this formula into 3 dimensions, fills me with hype, even if I do not own a Switch. (And probably not going to buy one just for a game. Gotta play it the old way. XD)

I do not know if it's a dragon, a lizard or an Axolotl but he's looking a fun guy to be friend with.

Greetings from the Italian countryside!

Usually I don't play this kind of games but I have to admit it was a nice escape from my stressful life. Keep going!

If you're looking for a comic book that combines emotional depth, stunning artwork, and a touch of magical realism, I Kill Giants by Joe Kelly and J.M. Ken Niimura is an absolute must-read.

The story follows Barbara Thorson, a brave and imaginative young girl who fights "giants" while navigating the challenges of her real life. What starts as a whimsical tale of monster hunting transforms into a deeply moving exploration of grief, resilience, and the power of imagination.

No matter how many times I read it, I Kill Giants never fails to make me cry. The raw emotion in Joe Kelly’s writing, paired with Niimura’s expressive black-and-white artwork, craetes a story that feels both intimate and universal. It’s not just about battling literal giants—it’s about facing the metaphorical ones we all encounter.And if that wasn’t enough, there’s also a film adaptation that stays wonderfully faithfull to the original, bringing Barbara’s world to life in a way that fans of the graphic novel will adore.

Whether you love coming-of-age stories, fantasy, or heartfelt narratives, I Kill Giants is a gem that will stay with you long after the final page.

One of the most brilliant yet often overlooked details in BoJack Horseman, my favoure tv show ever, is the subtle but consistent use of background elements to reflect emotions and situation in the show. Here's a couple fo examples:

- The "Hollywoo" Sign. The changing state of the sign is a great metaphor for the fleeting nature of fame and identity. Initially, it loses the "D" due to a drunken whim involving BoJack. This alteration is treated humorously but remains a constant visual reminder of the fragility and absurdity of the entertainment industry. Later in the series, the sign's deterioration parallels BoJack's own moral and professional downfall.

-Use of Visual Gags and Details. Animators frequently use clever visual gags that double as a commentary for the viewer, like in season 4's depiction of dementia, when BoJack's mother, Beatrice, suffers from the illness, the backgrounds in her flashback sequences become blurry and incomplete, illustrating how her memories are fading. Or in season 5, the bar's name "The Elefante," where an important plot point occurs, is a clever nod to the saying “the elephant in the room,” tying into themes of ignored problems and unresolved trauma.

-Hidden Repercussions in the Background. Another remarkable instance is the recurring depiction of characters affected by BoJack’s actions, often in the background or minor dialgoue. For example Penny's Friend's Condition: after the "Escape from LA" episode, where BoJack nearly ruins a teenage Penny's life, the show occasionaly shows the long-term impact on her and her friend, showing how the ripples of BoJack's actions spread far beyond what’s explicitly addressed in the story. This attention to detail reinforces the show’s central themes of accountability, the inescapable nature of personal flaws, and the complexities of human relationships. The brilliance lies in how these details enrich the narrative for viewers paying close attention, rewarding re-watches with deeper layers of meaning.

This is what narration at the state of art is like. This is what every show should aim for.

My music taste changed over the years. As a kid i loved to listen rock and pop music, but during my teenage years all I wanted to listen was rap and punk, and it awas more than music, it was the attitude and a way to face life. In my twenties punk gave way to metal, more melodic and complex, and with more possibilities about themes and subgeners. But then about I finish university, near my 30 I completly stopped listen to music, even when I am driving. I don't stopped loving music but it has become a background presence and now is 100% collateral to other media for me, like movies or video games.