I'd consider the movie to already have a downer ending. Our access to space has been irreparably cut off and the destruction of a fair few satellites has cut off television, GPS and telecommunication services all over the world.
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I'd consider the movie to already have a downer ending. Our access to space has been irreparably cut off and the destruction of a fair few satellites has cut off television, GPS and telecommunication services all over the world.
Blowing it up from the inside works on everything! Asteroids, Trade Federation droid ships, Death Stars, giant bugs...
But you shouldn't even need a couple of guys - aren't there bunker missiles that essentially penetrate through several layers of the target and then explode?
I liked Into Darkness much more than Abrams' first effort. I think I was just too distracted the first time around to have any fun with it. Both films are equally retarded and badly written. However, the ending of the second film really lets it down (not that the first ends significantly better).
I've not really seen much this year it seems. Or I'm one of those hopeless fellas that can't remember what came out this year.
Gravity will have to be on there. It's my top movie of the last 2 decades.
The Lone Ranger? I can't recall anything notable about the effects in that one.
My hope is that Gravity will win, although I imagine that if it doesn't it will win for Cinematography.
Age of Apocalypse is the X-men comics version of that inevitable episode of a TV show where the world is turned upside down and characters are essentially playing alternate versions of themselves.
I remember liking it, mainly because of Alternate Magneto and the pervasive darkness of the setting.
Yeah, their existence appears to stem mostly from exploiting Robotech and trying to get money from Macross derivatives they have no rights or connection to by bullying small companies; a court in Japan ruled about 10 years ago that the company HG bought the worldwide distribution rights from don't own the intellectual property, so they don't either. HG's response? Essentially, 'we're Americans not Japanese'.
However, they've gone much further than simply believing they own the entire franchise and blocking the sale of Macross goods, they have actually trademarked "Macross" in certain countries (including the US and UK), which in my mind turns them from being pricks to outright fuckers. Why are they allowed to continue? It's a mystery, but one assumes Big West simply doesn't see the value in foreign markets as good enough to warrant the inevitably costly legal battle and until they sort that out they'll never do business with HG. And why should they? This is a company that even tried to trademark Macross in Japan!
On a lighter note, I've just started watching the new version of Space Battleship Yamato and I'm enjoying it immensely.
True, Stargate SG-1 is much better, it lasted 10 seasons and took the basic premise of Stargate and took it in every direction possible, tTelling stories about humanity in the way the best tradition of old Trek. I liked Atlantis (which was admittedly more flash) too as well as Universe (which had an altogether different tone that I admired).
You should do an Extended Edition on it ![]()
I love Stargate, one of my favourite movies in fact. So... yeah...
Why it's apparently ok to exploit an anniversary to sell your documentary/channel and not your movie, I don't know.
The very concept of an anniversary is exploitative in nature.
Me too, I really loved that book.
I love(d) Mallrats, it's funny and filled with great lines and references. Clerks and Chasing Amy are good too. However, I've not seen any of these for a long time and intend to keep it that way.
Of his later work, Dogma had a superb script but was poorly cast and directed, Jersey Girl was actually ok (helped enormously by George Carlin), Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back was bad, and Clerks II was cringe-inducingly abysmal (so bad that I switched it off).
Also watching The Michael J Fox Show, which I find quite amusing (Mr Fox is infectiously charming), and started Space Battleship Yamato 2199, a remake of the classic anime series which is pretty cool.
Last but not least, Key & Peele - which is quite possibly the funniest thing I've seen in a long time.
I should probably get around to watching the last half of the last movie.
Wait, this is real? I mean, why?
Currently watching:
- Homeland (interesting season so far)
- Castle (I call this comfort TV, also funny and smart with a bit of cute)
- How I Met Your Mother (better than it has been)
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine (makes me laugh, so far so good)
- Space Brothers (amazing anime about astronauts in training)
- Daily Show /The Colbert Report (probably more daily show at this point)
- Big Bang Theory (mostly when there's nothing else to watch)
I was watching SHIELD (agents of) but have actually fallen behind (3-4 episodes), and I may have lost the will to continue, which is ironic since I said I would keep watching it on the Extended Edition because... what else would I watch.
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