LOL, what do you think Chet’s favorite dessert is ?

edit: I looked it up and apparently it was shot on locations, but it sure doesn’t look like it with the glossed over lens - so my point still stands that the movie’s cinematography is very distracting, sometimes off-putting, and not at all convincing; which is a real shame.

The movie in a vacuum isn’t terrible. I still put it above the very dark and claustrophobic Temple of Doom. The problem I have, is that with all of these wonderful settings (the Nevada desert, the Amazon, another Temple), you as the viewer never feel like the characters are actually really there. It’s like the SW…

As with all things, probably a deep Marvel cut...  probably less so that he falls immediately back in the Sarlacc at the end of that episode...

I love Conquest, but Escape has a special place in my heart. Just like Beneath, it has a complete tonal change near the end, going from a fish out water comedy with “grape juice plus” to “let’s shoot this baby.”

I love it—the biggest criticism I can levy at it is that it lacks structure, and that’s something the other films in the original five have in spades—yes, even BATTLE.

All I remember about this movie is the last scene, because I had literally fallen asleep about five minutes into the movie (I was a kid at the time) and woke up just in time to watch the scene. I remember having no idea what was going on, and not caring, either.

I rather liked Solo but was completely not buying the actor playing young Han.

The absence of Conan the Barbarian, TRON, and WarGames from this list, while acknowledged, is still deeply felt nonetheless.

As happy as Jackie Daytona after a Bucks volleyball win?

Yep, and it’s surprisingly good writing - even dare I say marginally subtle - that it’s Taylor who both makes the call and pushes the figurative button.

Beneath deserves to be quite a bit higher since it executes something almost impossible to pull off in a film: the ending is brutally nihilistic but also the only way out.

Even when they have been caught, nothing bad has happened. To any of them. Ever.

Why would they stop?

There’s not much dishing in I’m Your Huckleberry, the chapters of which are organized by roles: Jim Morrison, Real Genius’ Chris Knight, Top Gun’s Tom “Ice Man” Kazansky, Tombstone’s Doc Holliday, and The Island Of Dr. Moreau’s Dr. Montgomery, among others.

$19.99 is too high. At least in my area. They need to charge what the normal price of admission is. For me that would be under $10 at the theater I normally go to.

At the end of the episode — a missed opportunity for Baby Yoda to Force hold a laser bolt in the air like Kylo Ren.

I would’ve liked to have seen the AT-ST be called a monster, because it sure looked like one in those trees with its red eyes and stomping about. I guess they didn’t want to make the villagers look too ignorant of technology they’re probably quite familiar with.

Speaking of extreme sports, anyone remembers this gem?

Damn. Even fake FIFA is crooked.

I gotta say- Dark Fate is not much better than the other sequels and for all of Tim Miller’s talk about Sarah Conner etc- he left Linda Hamilton stranded in a generic tough-old-broad role.