It was the best of times [for content], it was the worst of times [for content]
It was the best of times [for content], it was the worst of times [for content]
Hulu supports hbomax. We watched many HBO programs on my Switch at my parents townhouse this summer when we left nyc to hide from COVID.
The problem is in the economy of characters. There’s only like, four people that could be the murderer.
As I said above, they are really leaning into his teeth. He’s biting, he’s stress-flashing them on TV, i mean these chompers taking up 50% of the frame in some shots.
This whole show is about Hugh Grant’s teeth and I’m tired of pretending it’s not.
I like how the ship is becoming a character in this series. It’s great to see how a shiny prequel-like ship can turn into a grimy ToT ship from a New Hope. Just keeps getting fucked up and getting repaired, but the character of each repairman kind of takes the ship in a new direction. I hope they don’t abandon it.
Yeah very weird, unless we’re supposed to assume that gun possession is a normal occurrence.
Wasnt this part of a whole campaign, albeit with other directors, that all were basically “dreams” about the Z?
Also I remember a whole fracas around speed ads at the time. There were a lot more causal ads that glorified speeding. Eventually the ads became very conservative.
Making that show is just to avoid “professional radio show guest” appearing next to his name in press.
Out of Pocket Costs II: Back in the Pocket
That has got to be one of the worst trailers I have ever seen. Even by late 80s screwball comedy standards. It makes the movie look like a boring road trip with the parents.
He shoulda been fired just for writing a “THINK AGAIN” post.
This definitely fell into that “movies i didnt get the first time around” but for whatever reason, stuck in my head longer than i expected, and by the second or third viewing developed a real affinity for. I guess i just love hanging around these characters, but only after i got to know them better.