That guy cosplaying Peter Griffin, from ‘Family Guy’, was soooo the cartoon character come to life, voice and all!
That guy cosplaying Peter Griffin, from ‘Family Guy’, was soooo the cartoon character come to life, voice and all!
Like I wrote moments ago, he’s not a Pitcher, he’s a Jedi and he nudged that ball with The Force!
That’s nooooo pitcher! That man is a fucking Jedi, ‘cause he clearly nudged that ball with the The Force, right before it got over home plate!
I had this happen to me once, one mid-Winter, back in the early ‘90s. I was on a flight from Boston to Orlando, which had a brief layover in Washington D.C.. Everyone but me disembarked the plane, which I thought was somewhat funny. I was allowed to remain on the plane during the layover. My seat was a window seat,…
Indeed. And, when you put it that way, it’s made me suspect that M. Night might’ve thought he was being clever with dangling and eventually denying such a thing to his audience. Sadly not so clever, when an otherwise pretty decent film just fell completely flat as a result of that misguided tease.
Excellent point, that nicely surmised one of my biggest problems with ‘Glass’. That showdown at the skyscraper not only should’ve happened, but I’d argue that it NEEDED to happen, if only to transcend the entire trilogy and kick it up a notch to match what we’ve grown accustomed to, nearly 20 years later.
Just saw ‘Glass’ last night. And that was one of the first thoughts that struck me, after the underwhelming ending and roll to credits. Why on earth didn’t they utilize that phenomenal score from ‘Unbreakable’ at all?? I honestly can’t recall it having been used once, despite it having popped up at the end of ‘Split’.…
Now that ya mention it, she does look like a young Emma Watson! Can’t believe that’s never occurred to me, having seen all her work on ‘Mad Men’ and ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch’. Great catch!
I can see where you saw a resemblance here, but that’s Stanley Tucci and not Mark Strong.
Am I the only one who thought that looked like Paul Ryan riding that Velociraptor?
On top of all the bad writing in this episode, Culber strutting around like ‘Mr. Papi Chulo’ bugged me to no end.
Is he or is he not the ship’s CMO??!! Pike certainly seemed to acknowledge him as such, in deferring to his diagnosis of Michael. Ergo, he should’ve been in uniform, like the rest of the crew.
No doubt…
Ladies and gentleman, I give you the ‘Saab Safari’!!!
Absolutely!!! It would’ve been extraordinarily more awkward than it had already been, had that happened in person. And good on ya for having dumped the climate change denier too! I’d have definitely done the same thing.
Good on ya! And gin used to be my poison of choice for a while too. Before that ‘twas whisky. Funny enough, a super religious fictional TV show character, ‘Penny Dreadful’s Vanessa Ives, ultimately turned me on to brandy.
Here’s to booze temporarily negating mankind’s ignorance! Cheers!
“Welcome to why my liver is hard enough to drive railway spikes.”
Good on Australia! Sorely wish we could outright ban Mr. Yippy Gayasshole from the planet altogether!
Wow...given all the craziness of the past two years, it had never, not even for an instant, occurred to me that the first season of ‘American Gods’ aired nearly two years ago!
I rather enjoyed this season’s opener and I’m happy that this show’s already been renewed for a third season, as I don’t think I’ll ever tire…
Given the gravity of global climate change, anyone who’s ever lived in Central Florida knows that, at some point in the likely not so distant future, Florida’s just gonna shout out a proverbial ‘1.3 billion bolts?? Hold my beer!’ to India.
As a resident of Orlando, I can confirm that there’s no magic here at all, other than the so named basketball team.
Fine. Then, assuming the orange idiot isn’t impeached and thrown out of office first, whomever his opponent ends up being should get a free hour or two of national Cable and TV coverage, so that they might state their case directly to the American people, like a REAL adult politician.