Yeah, I agree with this. It was really an issue of presentation more so than substance.

Exactly. Each ‘ending’ sort of really mattered. The jokes about it were funny, but should have been left at that. Didn’t think it would become ‘serious criticism’ that would be used to lessen the film

I also really like it. I remain convinced that this movie’s problems are severely overstated just because it is Pixar. It’s a bit of a mess, it doesn’t quite come together, except for the animation it’s never quite anything exceptional, but the vignette aspect of it makes it easier for me to judge it based on the…

The initial teasers showing the meteor missing Earth made for an intriguing premise, and I think that could’ve been a great movie. But what it turned out to be was a bizarre mishmash of about three different plots that never really coalesced. We did go see it in theaters and walked out thinking “wtf did we just…

I feel like this movie was mostly a tech demo for rendering photorealistic environments. It looks fucking amazing at points and the limited dialogue is a very interesting choice. It's not a great movie, but it's great looking. That drug trip sequence is insane.

I’ve also never played The Last of Us. I haven’t owned a Sony system since the PS2, so there’s just this giant swath of games I haven’t experienced. There’s too many games out there. You can’t have played them all. You’re always going to have blind spots. The Last of Us remains one of mine.

The ONLY time they used a Chalkboard Gag to refer to the response to a previous episode. I’d have put it in the Top 10!

Get the face shield first.

Here’s a thread for old farts like me to talk about Lollapaloozas past. Lollas palooza? I dunno.

I got choked up seeing the Orion Pictures logo.

This alone will get you through lunch.

Dudikoff movies had the good sense to be about 80 minutes long. This fucking thing is almost exactly twice as long.

On the other hand, Tubi is playing actual Norris stuff like Code of Silence, which takes 40 fewer minutes and contains 150 percent of your daily requirement of ass-kickings, beefy Chicago Ditka wannabes and murderous robot rampages. I’ll take that over a slog like Triple Frontier any day.

I stand by her Cars review: “Poopy!”

Kid’s got potential. Needs to work on his grammar, though.

Kid’s review: “Up’s boring dumb and no singing? I can’t! Put Fwozen on now. NOW!”

“Mr Geller, you have been chosen to compete in an interdimensional battle against some of the most powerful fighters in the universe.”

I’m desperately seeking an emotional equal.

Honestly, it’s really weird that “sex cult” has been only a minor storyline in this whole thing. In any normal circumstances, that would be the whole story.

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