His imposing physique also made it tough to find actors to play villains that could put up believably good fight against him. You have to get someone taller, bigger, meaner looking, and preferably with as many muscles.
I think that interpretation is rather charitable. In context, what they want is people that won't question orders. An intelligent person is more likely to disobey stupid or illegal orders.
Every dog is different. I've known labradors that would welcome all strangers, others that would bark at them, and even one that would just run and hide. There are some generalities one could make, but it's all up to the individual dog.
Ah, the things we do with a 100k FPS camera. Honestly, this sort of thing is a great way to demonstrate inertia, velocity, materials, etc... Way more interesting than dry textbooks and mathematical formulas.
Derivative works receive very little in the way of copyright protection. and if he copied it 1:1, that means there's no transformative artistic value that would give him much ground for damages. Still, according to the article he did the work himself, documented in a seven hour livestream. That would prove the 3D model is his own work, not Disney's.
What it really boils down to is the license under which he released the 3D model he made. If he made it available under a license that does not forbid commercial use, he has little to complain about. If it was released under a license that required attribution, that would be the most he could expect out of it.
I have the ability to do lucid dreaming. It isn't full control, nor can I plan in advance to do it.
It happens most frequently just before waking up. Sometimes I can even wake up briefly, remember my dream, then restart it and either resume it or replay portions of it and modify it slightly.
This movie looks pretty terrible. I'm glad they made this trailer so we can save ourselves the 90 minutes.
I can only imagine what they feed a voracious super-surfer. It must be spectacularly awful.
Samir: "No one in this country can ever pronounce my name right. It's not that hard: Na-ghee-na-na-jar. Nagheenanajar."
What it really boils down to is the license under which he released the 3D model he made. If he made it available under a license that does not forbid commercial use, he has little to complain about. If it was released under a license that required attribution, that would be the most he could expect out of it.
It happens most frequently just before waking up. Sometimes I can even wake up briefly, remember my dream, then restart it and either resume it or replay portions of it and modify it slightly.