+2 points for the in-context use of the word "adroit".
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Secret? This was everyone's base assumption. I assumed that the claw was ALWAYS too weak to grab the plushies by design. All crane strategies involve using the weight of the claw to drag the plush over the hopper into the chute. I'm genuinely surprised that the claw ever had the strength to hold the prize.
No, it's called MST3K.
It would have been far better to do a show about highly advanced NON-HUMANOID robot police partners. See how a human interacts with a machine that looks like a machine.
I'm assuming that Wherever you go, for the rest of your life you must prove, you're a man.
The effects still look terrible and I don't buy the abstract metaphor. I actually like the premise of this film and really do want to see it. But it's a Red Box rental for sure. I don't pay boxoffice for TV effects.
A GDP benchmark for spending is meaningless. A specific and sustained percent of the US total budget is the only real measure of commitment. As for NASA, I agree that neither sounded inspired. Romney sounded especially lackluster. Then again, Obama for all his ebullience four years ago has all but gutted NASA. Maybe…
So this is not going to be in wide release?
Was just thinking that.
It's ALWAYS time to watch Chronicles again!
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Yep, that's me torturing myself for nerddom.
What about Space 1888?
Logically this should work. Visually, not so much. It looks like unintentionally funny rotoscope.
Good call. Now I'll be looking for Snoopy through the entire movie!
I simply cannot get past the jarring contrast of the level of texture and detail between the blobs and the live action footage. The two don't mesh well and they don't really connect in a purely kinetic sense. Maybe this is still proof footage and the final effect will be a bit more cohesive but as it stands, the blob…
Mr Whedon, we would love to discuss this with you...after we go change our underwear...
Your motion detector is saddened by you refusal to grant it "human" status. Next time you run into the grocery store door, you remember that.
Gary's back. I'm in.