I like the movie where the person go into the computer

Have I got an MST3K for you then… Overdrawn at the Memory Bank

I like the movie where the person go into the computer :)

Even Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace?

Lol, I really like premise too. It can be done better, tho.

That’s why I support all sorts of sci-fi that is complete garbage. I want the genre to thrive and if we stop showing up Hollywood stops giving money.

That’s one where I really think they missed the mark compared to the book. I thought the book was really well done, and had a great premise. Idk the movie just left a sour taste in my mouth. I highly recommend reading/listening to the book

The Daft Punk soundtrack against the hyper-electronic visuals is a fantastic blend for the senses.

Love it. Sad Daft Punk may not release anymore music.

Definitely not a 16%'er.

Ebert’s big beef with it was “You can’t drive a car in Venice!” and I’m like “You’re OK with 1800s nuclear submarines, an immortal vampire victim, an invisible man, and a dude who can’t be hurt because his painting takes the damage for him, but driving a car in Venice is a bridge too far?”

As a “last movie” it’s kind of infamous, like Raul Julia as Bison in “Street Fighter”.

The audience has its own self selection bias, as it is people interested in seeing the movie. That is the best group to rate whether the target audience is satisfied with the end result.

I only look at audience for horror and comedy.

Everything goes above Rise of Skywalker. Even Human Centipede.

Keep in mind i am not at all going to claim it is… Good. or logical… or any of that, but it had the almighty BALLS to go big with being WEIRD.

What seems to be your boggle?

Karl Urban did a better Dredd. He doesn’t take off the goddamn helmet for even one second :o

Damn, never made that connection about herschel. I like Stallones dredd just because it’s so quotable.

Eat recycled food. It’s good for the environment and okay for you.

Stallone Dreadd.

I am in complete agreement with everything you said about it being a crime against 2000 AD Dreadd, yet if one can excize rob schnider from it? It’s popcorn. I’ve asked a few fan editors to have a crack at it because for me it has the same issue as Constantine. It is its own thing I can both appreciate it for being its own thing while also being a crime against the source material…

Urban Dredd? I kept hoping netflix would pick that up as the pilot to a mega city one police proceedural. that was just some solid movie making and wish we’d gotten more, though conceed ‘what would you do for a sequel?’ thus the idea of direct to stremaing platform show giving any of a number of plots time and space to breathe.

For me Tron Legacy was a case of ‘disney squandered what they had, then when that one airbrushed movie bombed and they got the MCU they shelved Tron’ … likely permenently. Had a fun soundtrack. Ya the father/son story is a cliche but it’s more an excuse to tour the world more than anything. I liked Legacy’s look as both Kevin’s use of late 80’s ‘money is no object’ hardware vs late 70’s likely PDP based hardware alongside software changes. After all by the end of the eighties the Unix Wars had happened and the landscape had changed. Plus Uprising, while flawed, had promise and showed what life was like in the early days of the regime when CLU kept a facad of normalcy.

Strange Days feels like one of those movies a LOT of people sleep on and gloss over. I am seriously recommending finding the fan edit scene and seeking it out, because the work done just… elevates it.

I can respect your opinions of Highlander II. again, fan edits do a lot to save this one for me but even at base ‘eh it’s in the slush pile of shit movies I can run in the background. It’s goofy it’s dumb… run with it.’ Then again I’ve kinda hated most of the highlander movies past the first one for having very little that interests me. Though I did love the show. It was a fun ride even when it got weird. Though I will admit it is guilty of helping popularize the ‘katanas are just better’ trope.

I just press enter

Leave a space in the blank line here then press enter

There you go, break in the paragraph.

In Markdown, if you want a paragraph break, then whack Enter twice. That is, this:

foo

bar

Gives this:

foo

bar

If you want a line break, then add a backslash or two spaces at the end of the line, and then hit Enter. That is, this (you can’t see it, but two spaces after “foo”):

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bar\
baz

Gives this:

foo
bar
baz

When I’m doing an actual list, I generally prefer to do either an unnumbered or numbered list, though.

* foo
* bar

Gives this:

• foo
• bar

And for numbered lists:

1. foo
2. bar

Gives this:

1. foo
2. bar

It doesn’t look from that like Markdown is buying you much with the numbered lists (traditionally in Markdown, numbered lists were auto-renumbered, which is IMHO a bad idea and is one feature of Markdown that is not implemented here), but this gets useful if you want to do lists with multiple lines, which is done with a four-space prefix on successive lines:

1. foo\
    My dog adores foo.
2. bar\
    Some cats fancy bar.

Gives this:

1. foo
   My dog adores foo.
2. bar
   Some cats fancy bar.

It’s after 3 AM and I need to shut down, but for a second there I thought you were talking about “Faraway, So Close”, which is the sequel to “Wings of Desire”, one of my favorite films ever.

54% on the tomatometer, could stand to go lower. :(

I’d like to add that their soundtrack is amazing!