Ah I read Wool a few years ago and liked it. Didn't know there was a tv show to go with it.
The principals are the same in terms of the plot, but there's a lot more backstory to the characters versus the book and information given.
Ah I read Wool a few years ago and liked it. Didn't know there was a tv show to go with it.
The principals are the same in terms of the plot, but there's a lot more backstory to the characters versus the book and information given.
As is the way with modern tv - lots of filler and padding.
Rewatched Kingsman
I forgot the brutal takedown of the Climate Cult this film executes. Not only did it have the balls to attack the anti-human agenda using the elite's desire to cull the population as a plot point, they went so far as to even have Obama(you only see the back of his head but you hear that dumb voice) take part in it.
Not only that, but it goes so far as to blow his fucking head off along with all of the other elites who jumped on the bandwagon.
Good reminder - I saw the trailer for it years ago and never got round to watching it but it did look like good fun. It is now heading for my Plex server.
John Wick 4 (2023)
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WTF did I just watch. The tale of a world devoid of logic, consistency or physics. That's what.
A blind guy winning in gun fights? 'Bullet proof' business suits.... that are also somehow not arrow or knife resistant? "Trained" assassins/soldiers missing multiple shots from <5ft all day long. People running "assassin society" hotels with ZERO 30 Cal+ weapons? The Table, the Marque...its all just so incredibly laughable and insulting. This series has become Twilight for men.
Dont get me wrong, the movie was fun, very fun.... but you have to entirely shut your brain off for three hours. If you dont you will likely pass out from endless eye rolling.
And they even did this lol
John Wick 4 (2023)
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WTF did I just watch. The tale of a world devoid of logic, consistency or physics. That's what.
A blind guy winning in gun fights? 'Bullet proof' business suits.... that are also somehow not arrow or knife resistant? "Trained" assassins/soldiers missing multiple shots from <5ft all day long. People running "assassin society" hotels with ZERO 30 Cal+ weapons? The Table, the Marque...its all just so incredibly laughable and insulting. This series has become Twilight for men.
Dont get me wrong, the movie was fun, very fun.... but you have to entirely shut your brain off for three hours. If you dont you will likely pass out from endless eye rolling.
And they even did this lol
Ah Seaquest DSV - there's a name I've not heard in a while. Great show, I loved it back in the day.I'm at the end or season 3 of Farscape, and kinda think I'm done with it. Just started seaQuest DSV.
Did you skip 2 and 3 and go right to this from the first or something? Like nearly everything you're talking about was built up by prior films there's literal exposition dumps on how the bulletproof suits work and shit. The knife thing is actually pretty common in fiction, like a knife puncturing Batman's armor but not bullets in the Batman flicks, or the recent Dune. Not sure of the LOGISTICS of it but the movie absolutely is showcasing stuff that has never happened and will never happen so... I don't care? 5/5
I saw the previous films. Each sequel got more dumb and outlandish. Piling more and more lane "lore" and diluting what made the first one good. Four was just continuing the trend.
I saw the previous films. Each sequel got more dumb and outlandish. Piling more and more lane "lore" and diluting what made the first one good. Four was just continuing the trend.
Gonna throw a prediction out there... when they make a part 5 you'll be in here telling us it was even sillier, lol. Not that that's an issue, it just fascinates me.
Yea probably. At the current trend I expect the next one to reveal that the High Table is run by the ancient Vampire family the Vulturi. Or something equally retarded.
65 (2023)
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Not as bad as you might expect, but not very good either. It honestly felt very similar to After Earth with Will Smith. Its definitely entertaining, but nothing I would recommend. Cool CG Dinos, but could haver been utilized far better.
65 (2023)
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Not as bad as you might expect, but not very good either. It honestly felt very similar to After Earth with Will Smith. Its definitely entertaining, but nothing I would recommend. Cool CG Dinos, but could haver been utilized far better.
Still watching Silo at present which I'm really digging, although I was intrigued enough by it that I ended up buying the audiobooks and I wrapped those up yesterday. It's a pretty good story overall, but I think it's going to be very interesting to see how they try and accommodate everything in the books themselves as there is a lot of stuff to cover. The second book for instance takes a major detour, so much so that they deliberately used a different narrator for that book versus the one from books one and three, and I'm kind of intrigued as to how they intend to cover all of that.
I started that because a friend compared it to From, a lot to differentiate the two but it looks interesting so far. From has been pretty good as well, a bit crazy, but good.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (2022)
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This was really good. Fantastic stop motion and general art direction. Solid voice actors and one hell of an emotional story arc. I was honestly not prepared for how much this one got to me. A beautiful film with a novel take on a beloved tale. Recommended!