Years ago, when I was a young adult, I lived in a rural area outside of a small town. To get to my house, I had to drive through a section of a wooded area. Not quite big enough to be a forest, and if you walked enough in one direction or another, you’d hit cattle pastures and farmland.
How is it supposed to be reminding people about social distancing? Unless it is the reaction of “I am going to get a safe distance away from that thing.” The article says it is broadcasting, but I couldn’t hear anything.
They are only screwed if they refuse to change. One local theater is doing a pop up drive in, pay per car and not per person, and they have sold out every time. They have also expanded their menu beyond nachos and popcorn, and car hops come take your order. You can also buy a giant bag of popcorn to take home, whether…
That’s what I thought, too. I can’t imagine he has a very big role. Maybe he’ll be something like Menacing Goon #2. But his IMDB shows a lot of bit part acting credits, so maybe he’ll do all right.
Whew! That was a lot of emotions packed into five minutes. I enjoyed it!
The state senate where I live is talking about passing a bill that will make it easier for judges to reduce fines or allow time to pay it. Meanwhile, some counties have tech that allows police to identify people with outstanding fines/warrants, and process a credit card payment on the spot. Of course, when you can’t…
I know they’ve been hyping the “Rick’s last episode” thing for a while, but it felt like it was a last minute decision to make the movies. They spent an hour with Rick bleeding out and dying, only to save him in the last five minutes. Maybe they couldbn’t get a contract settled or something, I dunno. Either way, it…
When Tammy was waiting to see Earl, it caught my attention when she said she has rights. Rights according to who or what? It’s not like she can call up the ACLU or someone to complain.
At the end, didn’t Eugene tell the Alexandrians that he sabotaged the bullets? They would have known not to use any more of them.
Maeve can’t control the older hosts? She had to coax Lawrence into waking up and turning on the MiB. She had to ask Ake to watch over her daughter, instead of just making it his primary drive. Good luck on anyone making Delores do anything, either. If Charlotte thinks she can use Maeve to regain control of the park,…
If Hale and the others can make Bernard go into analysis mode, answer questions, and bring up memories, why did they do the waterboarding/torture scene? Unless they just felt like being needlessly cruel, it seemed a little over the top.
The Dark Tower books seem to be divisive in the King fandom. If you enjoyed them, I’d recommend Eyes of the Dragon, too. The Talisman is another one. I like his early works, like Carrie, The Dead Zone, or Pet Sematary.
Angela Sarafyan needs some recognition for that scene where Old Clementine meets New Clementine. Considering how expressionless and dead-eyed OC has been, the stricken look she had on her face while watching NC was heart-wrenching.
I thought it was meant to be terrible to highlight how the security team still thinks they are dealing with the hosts who are programmed not to hurt humans. Sure, they were called in to save the guests and workers, but now that they have seen the renegade hosts in action, they realize the stakes are real.
Wasn’t there a very brief scene in season 1 where Maeve, as the saloon madame, was speaking Japanese with some park guests? I think it was only a few words, but she might have a leg up on it already.
I thought it was interesting that all the non-human robots were still acting as they should, without being aggressive to the guests. The wolves and the vulture ignored the humans, and the horses behaved like you’d expect. The buffalo did act up a little towards Sizemore, but if it had intended to hurt him it could…
Margot still has that disguised fairy eye. It’s either going to help her remember magic, or drive her insane. Didn’t Josh pick up the STD lycanthropy? The first full moon might become interesting for the poor guy.
When Eugene snapped at the wife, I read it as he did not want her to pitch in and help. The more help he has, the faster bullets get made. I think he will make the bullets as ordered, because he’s afraid not to, but he was hoping to drag it out as long as possible. Maybe he could have bought the hilltop a little more…
Am I the only one who got irritated with Katie? I mean, I get that she’s been having a rough go of things. Maybe taking it all out on Penny isn’t the best thing to do, though.