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2000’s Dinosaur was Disney’s pioneering 3D animated film, marking its debut 25 years ago. Although they had experimented with the technology earlier, such as in the whale sequence of Fantasia 2000, Dinosaur was the first to tell a complete story in Disney’s distinctive style using this technology. Though it may not be one of Disney’s most significant accomplishments, it remains a notable milestone in Disney’s history and in the broader realm of animation.

In conversation with x, Kojima shared his perspective on the underlying message of the movie, *Thunderbolts*. The creative mind behind the game pointed out that it was not about vanquishing a formidable outside foe to save the world, but rather it was about accepting and helping isolated characters and rescuing viewers from their internal struggles. Therefore, he deemed *Thunderbolts* as a compassionate Marvel Cinematic Universe film.

These tales, more than six decades old, still manage to instill fear in today’s horror maestros. Some of them have been the foundation for contemporary genre masterpieces, such as Annabelle and Us, while others remain too unique to be replicated. These chilling dolls, eerie children, and calls from beyond the grave continue to stand out as significant milestones in the horror genre.

For just a moment, we contemplated the potential of that credit: A character surfing with abandon, perhaps reminiscent of his days as a Spicoli-like figure. Maybe even portraying a lifeguard, or a laid-back individual similar to The Dude?

For a short while, we considered the possibility that this credit might involve playing a character who surfs wildly (like Spicoli), or maybe a lifeguard or someone like The Dude.