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Not required. My daughter has seen only The Matrix, and she did just fine with this. Just pay attention.

So, OK, but why should his age matter when he is fighting in a digital world? That’s not air he is breathing.

This is explained.

There is always room for meta commentary if done intelligently, same with snark, and sarcasm, and all sorts of things that feel omnipresent. Anyway, this meta commentary is HIGHLY specific to the actual person making the movie.

I saw it last night in IMAX with my husband and (19-year-old) daughter. We all enjoyed it immensely. We thought it was a much more fitting resolution to the story lines of two beloved characters than the third movie. Everyone does a good job, and of course it looks very cool.

Ah, so a regular cat then. I’m glad she’s OK.

She makes it sound almost like body horror in some scenes. I’m not planning to watch it, but only because I’ve just got too many other things on my list and limited time.

I’ve never seen the show (I will at some point probably), but I want to know what happened to the cat in the picture. Is the cat OK? I need to know if the cat is OK.

My 19 year old daughter watched it. She just binged all three seasons during the first few days of break. She thought it was good in a “holy crap I can’t believe they just did that” and “I’m never going to Montana” kind of way. She described it as an excessively violent, somewhat well-shot soap-opera set in the

I’m not sure this is such a mystery. There are a large number of people who consume pop culture without feeling the need to talk about and analyze the pop culture they consume. Don’t get me wrong. I personally LOVE to talk about pop culture, but I’m an outlier. Most people just, you know, watch stuff, even good stuff.

It’s only going to “trickle down” to movies that arent simultaneously available for streaming.

The Netherlands is totally locked down for the next month.

My husband insisted on seeing Matrix in IMAX, even though he had to wait until 24 hours after it is released. My man loves his Matrix.

My family of three will be seeing Matrix Resurrections on Thursday. Judging by how hard it was to reserve decent seats in the IMAX theatre, we are not alone.

“Darkly handsome, intensely charismatic man with dwarfism” pretty much says it all. He is a very attractive man.

IDK, real counter-programming would take into account the fact that I just can’t sit with my knees bent for that long. I’m OLD! My knees HURT!

Aren’t people always paid to lose in professional wrestling? I though it was totally scripted. Being paid to lose (most of the time) just means you’re a villain character.

Only thing playing against Spiderman around here is Nightmare Alley.

Ooooo. I am very much down for movies featuring women of a certain age who totally kick ass, because we do.

Unfortunately this movie has muscled out every other movie that has been released in the last few weeks, several of which I wanted to see. It’s showing on nearly every screen within a 50 mile radius of my house (except for a couple of art house theaters). My only other option is Nightmare Alley, which fortunately I wan