I also may or may not have a 2' x 4' shitty pop art painting of Steve Buscemi that I made for my mom when I was in high school.

its not much, but I also have nostalgia bins.

mission to mars = red planet

both were both the same pile of meh.

okay, this is going to sound odd, but I took the tentacle monster to be a sperm cell mutated in Halloway's body. This grows to an amazing size within a day, and even moreso by the next time we see it, like the earthworms that we are deliberately shown multiple times. This black goo is a weaponizer, much like of the facehugger. It works quick like a virus to contaminate, and adapt.

and the apparently same black goo can also break down and rebuild DNA, in a seemingly similar manner.... to adapt and whathaveyou... maybe its concentrated? Not-fast-acting? but still, the logic's off from the first scene. Or at least we are shown something that never pops up again, only to be told it can do a million other things.

but then we get to the weird xenomorph at the end.... which I believe to be the "hybrid' we should have seen at the end of Alien Resurrection. Not a proto-xenomorph or anything like that. If this movie warrants its sequel, I think we are going to see the traditional xenomorph as the weaponized form of the space jockeys we saw.

but yeah... Scientists with horror movie logic, and get lost in places that are deliberately mapped out 3d holograms.

and old man wayland.............. couldnt he just be frozen in his 40's, days away from dieing of cancer?

I like this a lot.
Personally, im more of a hipstamatic fan... I like the idea of randomness and not knowing
how a picture turns out until its taken and done with. The idea of picking filters just kinda ruins the fun for me.

and its nice to have a pocket sized device for instant gratification, but it makes my dslr lonely...

if anyone interested... cellphone pictures galore:https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set … amp;type=3

got bored of listening to a 2 hour fight during D&D of weather or not we should go to ^this^ place. So I sketched it out.

I wish there was a tyler stout mondo poster of just this.

but I agree with trey, the stakes never felt bigger than the main characters. Coulsen's death doesnt change anything but take something new and interesting to this universe out of the picture. Not complaining, but if I had to kill someone unexpected, it would have been Nick Fury.

Ill holler at ya when we tour down to California again this summer.
You might have to listen hard, but ill be yelling.

I'm down to be a major part of this.

Got a friend that's funny, a dslr, and the islands of the pacific northwest as a backdrop.

It may just be personal taste, but I had high hopes when production was underway and a few trailers had been released, only to walk out of the theater felling like I watched a movie called "Half-ass" rather then "Kick-ass".

I went to the comic to see if anything too important story-wise was left out, but only found that the comic had this dark humor and tone that was left completely absent from the film. Almost all of the plot points are there, but none of them end up being a substantial part of what the movie is trying to be:

and that is something that feels like a half-assed superbad b-plot/pg-13 watchmen a-plot/shot like spiderman

i guess there could be a movie in-between "super", "watchmen" and this that id find awesome. but this on its own just felt blaaaaaaaaaannnnnnd.

Thank you guys for working your asses off on Down in Front for the past three years.
so stoked to see you guys talk about this years films, its another blockbuster year.

also, how about: Tremors, Batman (1989), O brother where art thou, trainspottng, hot fuzz, airplane, ed wood, godzilla (1954)