Also, without it we wouldn’t have had that awesome Will Ferrell parody scene. :)

That thought occurred to me as I was typing it. :D In my post I also almost said “It felt artificial.” Of course, that would make sense.

For me it was the opposite. I couldn’t recall much about the Reloaded chase scene other than Morpheus standing between two trucks and grabbing the Keymaster off Trinity’s motorcycle. And maybe the Agent jumping from car hood to car hood. It seemed sterile and overly CGI. T3 was a weak sequel, but I remember that chase…

You can say I’m wrong as much as you want. Doesn’t make it true, but it’s cool. After 3 weeks of listening to the Trump administration spout “alternative facts” I’m pretty much unphased by anything.

You know, I haven’t seen either of the Bad Boys movies? Which is a little surprising because I really do like Will Smith (I’m one of the few who thought Wild Wild West was fun...I’ll wait for the tar and feathering ;) ). I thought about seeing it after it was one of the movies mentioned in Hot Fuzz, which may be my…

I still think it was amazing that instead of dealing with shutting down a real highway for periods of time they just built a section of highway and populated it with stunt cars and drivers. :)

I especially liked it because it was all practical (as far as I know) vs all the CGI in the Matrix Reloaded chase.

Neo’s fight on the staircase and the epic freeway chase with Morpheus, Trinity and those Ghost Twins are as good as it gets

That’s also one of the first things I saw saw Tilda Swinton in. :)

I thought Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey was a fantastic sequel. They could have just gone the easy route of more time travel and instead went in a strange and hilarious new direction. I love both of those movies.

I remember when people said the same thing about the guy in Luke Cage

I also rewatched School Reunion after Girl in the Fireplace. It’s the damnedest thing. Everytime I watch it I get some dust in my eyes. So irritating. :|

I just rewatched Girl in the Fireplace. The show just isn’t the same quality.

You could probably point out that the best live action movie goes to King Arthur, too. Excalibur is miles ahead of any Robin Hood movie.

Then again, I generally love when stars play fictionalized versions of themselves.

I liked Capaldi’s Doctor but I only liked a few of his stories. I was really hoping to see his Doctor in a season without Moffatt as showrunner. This is a new Doctor I would totally get behind, though. I love Richard Ayoade. :)

As an adult boy, I miss toys that actually shot their projectiles. :)

No, I knew what you meant. I was just being a smart ass. :)

That is why I adore the FF films (which honestly can’t even be called Dumb anymore. Just great action films).

If Wonder Woman can be as good as Ant-Man or Captain America:TFA I’ll be happy.