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Finished SNW . It had its ups and downs. Overall, good season. Had a good chat about it on the Postcards from a Dying World Podcast.
Finished The Crowded Room: solid.
Finished the Enterprise rewatch. Contender for best Trek. Terrible finale though. Yikes.
Halfway through season 2 of Harley Quinn (animated). Those are the only seasons on Netflix in Canada, but I'm really enjoying it.
Of course the twists and turns of your everyday episode of Love Island USA.
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Man...I must have missed a few. Anyway...
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: one of the better Marvel movies. A really beautiful end to this little franchise with probably the best special effects in a Marvel movie to date. I dug it a lot.
The Boy In Blue/Peggy Sue Got Married: the next two episodes of Cage Dive are ready to be recorded on my end.
Sharksploitation/Subspecies V: Bloodrise: reviews forthcoming
Ghostwatch/Curtains/Deadtime Stories/Wer/Horror Noire: reviews forthcoming (as soon as Monday. RIP Sir Michael Parkinson
- Features: 72
- Shorts: 1
- Documentaries: 7
- Rewatches: 4
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Checkmate #5: this is really good.
DC vs. Vampires #1: this is intensely dumb, but I'll give it another.
Ant #1: not my favourite. I have a couple more of these and will still check them out just to see what ridiculous villains Erik Larsen comes up with.
Black Hammer Reborn #5: this was really good.
Cross to Bear #1: this didn't light me on fire.
Deathstroke Inc. #2: nawww...The story is goofy and the art I really do not enjoy. I'm out.
Hellboy The Silver Lantern Club #1: kind of fun. I hope these characters turn out to be the villains but I don't think that's going to happen.
Hellcop #1: this is the same premise as a WIP of mine, but it's so different. I gave it a shot even though it isn't my cup of tea (weirdly) but I couldn't say I enjoyed it at all.
House of Slaughter #1: I don't know a single prequel series to an already successful series that has worked as well as its predecessor. This isn't it either. It's ok, and I'll give it a few more, but I want to be entertained, not just taught the backstory of the secret society in Something Is Killing the Children.
Human Remains #2: this is really good. intriguing premise and impressive storytelling.
Moon Knight #4: this series is getting so good. Love seeing him and Tigra together.
Search for Hu #2:still good.
Task Force Z #1: I don't know what to think about this. I didn't know all these characters died, so seeing them as living dead is very weird.
That Texas Blood #11: fuck, this is good.
The Darkhold Blade #1: meh...
The Invincible Red Sonja #5: i gave this too much of a shot.
The Harbinger #1: not too sure about this. I'll do one more.
The Rush #1: this was cool. I'll read more.
Vinyl #5: haha! Still fucking crazy.
Batman/Superman Authority Special #1: I'll be the cranky old fan. This is nowhere near my Authority. The only three members I recognize are Apollo, Midnight and Manchester Black, and only the first two are actually named in the book. None of the other members are at all. I have no idea who they are except it looks like Steel's nice or daughter or whatever is on the team. Still don't know her name and the book doesn't tell me. So dumb.
Dark Knights of Steel #1: Ok, this is a fun Elseworlds thingI dig it so far.
Amazing Fantasy #4: Kaare Andrews combines the energy of Joe Madueira (sic) with the visual finesse of Todd McFarlane and it really does make him an amazing Spider-Man artist.
After Dark: a really great horror one shot from Aftershock. These guys make good comics.
Crossover #9: still great.
DC Horror Presents Soul Plumber #2: I think I'm done. I would have liked this a lot more if it was 1999.
Dirtbag Rapture #2: I disagree in saying that main characters need to be palatable. They just need to be believable. That all said, I hate this character and refuse to read more. I get it. She's a dirtbag. But come on.Make her at least entertaining.
Fire Power #17: still rad.
Death of Dr. Strange Avenges #1: this kinda rules.
Hellboy The Bones of Giants #1: this was a great start.
Laura and Other Stories #1: I love Guillem March, and I was really hoping this was an erotic euro comic the likes of which the world needs more of and sadly it's a slice of life euro comic.
Justice League infinity #5: god, this rules.
Lucky Devil #4: this series is great.
- Issues: 663
- Trades: 10
- Omnibus: 4
- Graphic Novel: 4
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Ace Ventura Pet Detective: oldest said he'd watch a movie with me and chose this one. Still really transphobic, but there are some undeniable laugh out loud moments. I can do without watching it again though.
Texas Killing Fields: this movie's about ten years old and I never knew it existed. Watched it this morning with Stacy. It's a halfway decent crime thriller with a great cast that in a lot of ways seems to deliver flat performances. 3/5
- Features: 63
- Shorts: 1
- Documentaries: 6
- Rewatches: 4
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The Out-Laws: 90 minutes of dumb fun and pretty decent action. Bank Manager Adam Devine is pretty great set against Pierce Brosnan and Ellen Barkin as his soon-to-be in-law bank robbers. And through those three loud personalities collide throughout the film, still, Nina Dobrev shows up and easy-breezy steals the camera's focus. Also, is Lil Rey in EVERYTHING? It feels like he's in everything. Michael Rooker is also great in this and he's wearing the same weird barbershop quartet hat he was wearing in the Corrective Measure movie about a super-villain prison.
Necropolis: Legion: I can't remember much about Necropolis (only just discovered it is also on Tubi!) but Chris Alexander's sequel/remake is very much in the vein of a Jean Rollin/Jess Franco film mixed with a little Cronenberg and Warhol with a splash of Bava and Argento. Eurosleaze horror reinterpreted. Really short runtime
Parasite Lady: another film bearing the same descriptors above. This one has a lead who is someone whose face you can look at all day, which is good, because she's onscreen for damn near the whole thing. This one is only 42 minutes, so I'll count it as a short. Also on Tubi
- Features: 61
- Shorts: 1
- Documentaries: 6
- Rewatches: 4
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Hijack on Apple TV is a great fucking thriller.
Strange New Worlds this season is just kind of meh for me so far.
In fact, I'm enjoying my rewatch of Enterprise more.
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Taxi Driver: youngest wants to start watching some Scorsese movies, so the only two I had in physical media was this and Casino. Someone else has my Goodfellas and Raging Bull discs...We chose this because of the runtime, but Casino is a movie I enjoy a lot more. the laconic 70s style really threw him. The bleakness of the end turning into a little bit of vindication and heroism really shook him. "What was that movie even about?" Me: welcome to nihilism.
- Features: 59
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- Rewatches: 4
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Eat the Rich #3: honestly, this idea is good (if obvious) but this approach to it is very unique. It isn't driving me wild, but I'm glad it exists.
Maw #2: still really solid
Phoenix Song Echo #1: hahahahahahahahahahaeahaha....fuck no.
Refrigerator Full of Heads #1: hell yeah.
SHAZAM! #4: great little mini.
Suicide Squad #8: oh good, Ambush Bug is leaving.
Deadly Class vols 10-12: helluva way to end it. Great series overall. There's a bit of a lull, but this is still the comic book that has made me laugh out loud the hardest. It will always hold a special place in my heart. It's funny; the "special school for [wizards, assassin's, etc.] trope" is so overdone now. I really don't want to see it for a long time.
Captain America Epic Collection Society of Serpents: finally got my hands on the first of this series in the Gruenwald Cap run. Great to see the last few issues of Mike Carlin's run for context as a meeting with Captain Britain turned into a battle with Modred the Mystic seems like it's not the kind of Captain America Comics that people want to read. Cue Gruenwald. Fuck, man. He moves from editor to writer and kills it from issue one. In his first issue he creates Madcap (one of my favourite weird Marvel characters_, redeems Armadillo, creates the Society of Serpents which will be a dominant villainous force in the Marvel Universe for years. Good shit.
Contest of Champions: this is the oversized hardcover. What a fucking mess of a series that was. Could easily do a podcast about it. It was a cool first example of a crossover where EVERYONE shows up. Great idea with the international angle to give obscure characters like Shamrock and Peregrine something to do in continuity. Don't get me wrong, it's got a great writing team (Gruenwald again! with Defalco and Mantlo) and young John Romita Jr.'s pencils with Pablo Marcos' inks? *chef's kiss. Problem: Like JLA/Avengers and a million other event stories (shit even the battle with the Imperial Guard in the Dark Phoenix saga has the same pacing), the setup is heroes getting bunched into groups and having to complete tasks or battle each other. In this case, battle each other. The problem is, they attribute the win to the wrong "team." They fucked the whole thing up. Years later, editor Gruenwald got the opportunity to fix their mistake in a pair of Avengers/West Coast Avengers Annuals, in a really cool way. Those annuals are included in this collection.
The United States of Captain America #5: as a fun harmless little miniseries, this was ok. As a new direction forward for the men who've called themselves Captain America over the last thirty years? not very good. Still, the miniseries was fun, it just did not stick the landing.
Willy's Wonderland #1: nawww dog.
Aquaman/Green Arrow: Deep Target #1: couldn't be more disinterested.
Detective Comics Annual #7: from 1994. Pirate Batman. It ain't great.
Flash Annual #7: from 1994. Talk about a great cover. Flash of this era and a couple years before had some great fucking covers. Unfortunately, the story is pretty ridiculous.
- Issues: 631
- Trades: 10
- Omnibus: 4
- Graphic Novel: 4
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3 episodes in and Picard fucking rules. This is peak Trek.
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Firepower #16: this is still really good. Martial arts comics are hard to do. This does it well.
Justice League Infinity #4: this is nuts.
Last Book You'll Ever Read #3: Ok, I think this story is moving too fast. Read the first 2 issues and then this one and try not to think it just jumped into overdrive for almost no reason.
Lucky Devil #3: I'm digging this.
Out #1: ok, I'm in.
Red Sonja #2: Y'know, I'd love to read a Red Sonja comic with art by Mirka Andolfo, but not one they wrote. Pass.
Savage Avengers #25: Fuck, this is so goddamn good.
The Cimmerian: Beyond the Black River #1: this was a very faithful adaptation. Just read this novella. Very cinematic approach here.. I dig it.
The Nice House on the Lake #5: this is fucking nuts. I love it. Sort of like Lost if they'd done it on Showtime.
We Have Demons #1: More fun than I'd expected.
Batman: The Impostor #1: this gave off BIG Gotham Central vibes. Kind of like GC meets Year One set in Year Three. Rated R.
Black Hammer Reborn #4: Great issue.
Deadbox #2: not the second issue I would have written.
Blue and Gold #3: I posit that this 8issue miniseries could easily have been a five issue miniseries just based on reading the first three.
Eternals Forever #1: noooope
Gamma Flight #5: great ending.
He Who Fights With Monsters #2: I wouldn't follow up a first issue that is entirely a tension-building thriller with the most boring thing you'll ever read, but that's just me. I'm out.
Iron Man #13: Still crazy and good.
Justice League Last Ride #6: This is not a good series. The art isn't very good. The story is clunky. It's sort of been that way throughout.
King the Conqueror #3: this was solid. Good Marvel time shit.
Mazebook #2: Great issue! I'm in!
Ninjak #4: cute ending. Still straddling the fence on this mini.
Telepaths #2: great issue. Fantastic second issue in particular.
Symbiote Spider-Man Crossroads #4: so much fun.
The Army of Darkness 1979 #2: Yeah, no one needs this.
The Darkhold Iron Man #1: I get it. It's a two issue event with a bunch of one shots based on the Darkhold Evil Avengers or whatever? A body horror Iron Man? Ok. It's good.
The Joker #8: I'm actually interested in Lady Bane now. Is her name Vengeance? I don't know.
The Unbelievable Unteens #3: this is great. Might be my favourite Black Hammer Universe thing. Which is saying a lot.
Titans United #2: ok, I'm down.
Vampiverse #2: this is so fcuking stupid, but I love the ballsiness of it.
World of Darkness: Crimson Thaw #1: ok, this is fucking rad.
Black Manta #2: the art in this is very much Phil Hester-ish which is right up my alley but I can't give a shit.
Green Lantern #7: fuck man, give me Tom Raney art all day.
Night of the Ghoul #1: this is fun. Scott Snyder and Francesco Francavilla. That's a banger lineup and they pay it off.
Death of Doctor Strange #2: this was a lot of fun.
Blacksad: They All Fall Down Part 1: I'm probably not in the mood for this. Maybe I'll grab the trade.
- Issues: 620
- Trades: 6
- Omnibus: 3
- Graphic Novel: 4
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Ok, everything I've seen about Picard boils down to: season three is the only one worth your time OR one and three are good. That second opinion I've only seen once, but I agree with it. At least the season one part. Season one rules. Season two is some of the dumbest shit I've ever seen. But I didn't think that until about halfway through the season. Starting three tonight.
Dead Ringers on Prime is compelling, but I find it a little bit...flat. Not sure how else to say it.
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The Flash: counterpoint: this is far better than any movie with this many reshoots and rewrites should ever be. It's heartfelt, fun and shows the massive power of DC characters incredibly well. A little bit of hinky CGI and Supergirl isn't a character but rather a plot device. Honestly, the opening with Batfleck in the blue cowl was enough to make this awesome to me. Best superhero movie in a long time.
edit: further thoughts: Keaton was fucking awesome to see in and out of the suit again. The scene with the babies is one of the most delightfully INSANE things I have ever seen in a movie, and I adored every second of it. Also, it has an ending.
- Features: 58
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- Documentaries: 6
- Rewatches: 4
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Finished TNG last night. Man season 7 is a real stinker overall. 3-6 have far fewer lame episodes per season, and now I'm thinking maybe I should go back to seasons 1 and 2. But I also started Star Trek: Picard last night and three episodes in it's rad. I love that it isn't so much a Star Trek story as it is a story set within the Star Trek universe. I am expecting that to change by the end, but it's a fun and nice switch from the typical Trek. Basically, I needed NOTHING from TNG to understand what is going on in Picard. It seems to be playing on things that happened since the end of TNG. Is this movie stuff or is it just made up for the show?
We're all caught up on The Crowded Room too. Really well done 70s-set series. Tom Holland's American accent bugs the hell out of me. It's the same one he uses as Spider-Man. It's one of those sounds that my damaged ears can't quite pick up. Other than that, I love it. I want a lot more of Amanda Seyfreid in EVERYTHING please.
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Blood Creek: rewatch before recording
- Features: 57
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- Documentaries: 6
- Rewatches: 4
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On 6/10/2023 at 8:16 AM, slothian said:
Empire Strikes Back is also an unfinished story; I reject that line of criticism.
Yet to see the new Spider-verse film.
I would argue that Empire has an ending. This film does not.
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All caught up on Platonic on Apple TV. I really like Rose Byrne. She makes Seth Rogen entirely tolerable.
Didn't mention that I finished Severance. Fucking crazy.
Just about done with season 6 of TNG now.
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Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Jeff Strand told me to watch the movie before I read his novelization, so I did. This movie is surprisingly funny. I laughed throughout. There's a crazy real helicopter crash in the opening minutes of the movie and then the rest sort of proceeds like a loose plot delivered more like a sketch show pacing. I can't wait to see how he turned this into a novel. Haha!
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- Documentaries: 6
- Rewatches: 3
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Shit, I've definitely missed some, but just in the past two days:
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: this one had a lot more of the different animation styles side by side and it did it beautifully. The writing is good, for the runtime of what we are given. I loved that we saw Spider-Gwen's story (a character I don't like in the comics but love in these movies) and the drumming thing in the intro was one of the coolest things I've seen in a movie in a long fucking time. That all said, this should have had a "Part 1" attached to the title. Otherwise, it's a bad look to do To Be Continued after 2 hours and 20 minutes of a kids' movie. I loved what I saw, but I walked out pissed off.
Knock at the Cabin: marketing issues aside (and they are big issues), I thought this was awesome. Dave Bautista was actually incredible in this. So was the little girl, and both of the dads. Great acting. The movie is damn near note for note perfect as an adaptation. I see why Shyamalan went with a different ending than the book, but I don't like his ending. Still, this is a banger.
- Features: 56
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- Rewatches: 3
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Deadbox #1: this is a really interesting premise, but I'ma little leery of the execution. I'll give it another.
Defenders #2: this is fucking wild and fun.
Deadpool: Black White & Blood #2: not as good as the first, but still pretty good.
Eve #5: didn't really stick the landing, but I sort of saw that coming anyway.
Extreme Carnage Toxin #2: the last two of these could ave been one issue.
Green Lantern #6: pretty wild shit going on in the GL book.
Green Lantern 2021 Annual #1: see above.
Justice League infinity #3: interesting. Using the team and the framework and the art style of the animated series and telling a story that series would NEVER tell.
Infinite Frontier #6: crazy.
Last Book You'll Ever Read #2: still good.
Lost Falls #2: ehhh...I think I'm out.
Mazebook #1: intrigued.
Savage Avengers #24: they tease a last page appearance of "most unexpected Marvel superstar of the month" and, let me tell you, it is far from unexpected. Love this series though.
Search for Hu #1: this is fucking rad. Just off the tali of watching a bunch of Jackie Chan, I read this. Awesome.
Suicide Squad #7: I'm mostly liking this, but Ambush Bug I've always found to be a little much.
Suicide Squad Get Joker! #2: rad
Suicide Squad 2021 Annual #1: this was also good.
The Army of Darkness 1979 #1: Ok, this is AoD if Ash went back to 1979 instead of medieval times. Not as exciting or cool. Just an excuse to put Ash from Evil Dead into The Warriors. Dumb.
The Nice House on the Lake #4: crazy ending for an issue that was not really anywhere near an issue's worth of story.
The Unbelievable Unteens #2: this is good.
Black's Myth #3: ok, I'm done with this.
Eternals Thanos Rises #1: boring
Extreme Carnage Agony #1: oh, ok, this is nuts.
Fantastic Four life Story #4: lovely
Hellboy and the BPRD Family Ties: this was a decent one-and-done.
Godzilla Rivals vs. Mothra: ugh...barely readable.
Iron Man #12: this is a great series and issue.
Justice League Last Ride #5: excellent.
Kang the Conqueror #2: ok, this is really fun.
Maw #1: I'm in. This is wild.
Ninjak #3: It's a dichotomy. I really don't like the style of the art, but I recognize that the storytelling of the art is 100%. I like it, but it's a nagging thought.
Primordial #1: this was fucking wild. Ok, I'll do more.
Rorschach #12: it took twelve issues, but they finally made a nice, breezy issue.
Seeing Red #1: I'll pass.
The Invincible Red Sonja #4: This was pretty good.
The Last Annihilation: Wakanda #1: what the hell is happening? Wakanda is an interplanetary empire now? So confused...
The Joker #7: this is still awesome,e. I'm still not reading the backup.
The Mighty Valkyries #5: decent ending.
Vampiverse #1: weird, but I guess everyone has to get in on the multiverse these days.
Titans United #1: This was intriguing.
Aquaman The Becoming #1: Bored to tears. Not for me.
Bunny Mask #4: this was so good and such a nice surprise out of nowhere.
Babyteeth #20: they stuck the landing. Hell yeah.
Black Hammer: Visions #8: contender for best issue of these yet.
Death of Doctor Strange #1: Great start.
Dark Blood #3: for a third issue of 5? This is way too slow. I'm out.
Eat The Rich #2: this is really good.
DIE!namite Lives! #4: crazy
First Degree: A Crime Anthology: it's a mixed bag. The art is pretty great, but some of the stories are ho-hum. Good stuff overall from Humanoids.
Frontiersman #1: really enjoyed the art and the premise, but the story didn't quite do it for me.
Amazing Fantasy #3: man, this was way more enjoyable before the three storylines collided.
Checkmate #4: fucking great
Gamma Flight #4: Also pretty great.
He Who Fights With Monsters #1: this was good, but the story felt pretty padded. I'll give it one more before I decide on it.
Moon knight #3: this got really good.
Phantom Starkiller #1: Man, this is basically a pitch for a Super 7 ReAction Figure. The dude was a nigh-invulnerable ultra badass bounty Hunter before he became an undead completely unstoppable force. Not a great premise for a protagonist. Looked cool. But that's it. The world doesn't need Crimson Ghost meets Darth Vader.
Radiant Black #8: still really fun
Red Room #4: came pretty full circle. Piskor has got balls. I'll give him that.
Something is Killing the Children #20: still so good
Shazam! #3: this got really cool.
Symbiote Spider-Man Crossroads #3: I'm so confused about this comic book, but I'm also really enjoying it.
That Texas Blood #10: Great issue
The united States of Captain America #4: The worst issue of the run, but it kind of needed one.
Vinyl #4: man...I don't know.
X-Men Onslaught Revelation #1: Fuck this.
X-Men Legends #7: not what I would have wanted in a Larry Hama return to Wolverine, but I'll finish the story.
X-Men #3: I'm out. Impenetrable. Stupid. There is a factory dedicated to bringing mutants back to life repeatedly. Nothing means anything anymore. I'll come back when there's a sea change (read: writer/editorial change). Embarrassingly bad comics. Probably not a popular opinion, but man...they turned the X-Men to shit.
Batman vs. Bigby! A Wolf in Gotham #1: nahhh...I'm good.
Crossover #8: this is a weird get back on track issue
Deathstroke Inc. #1: this was good enough for a second issue. Just.
Human Remains #1: ok, this is nuts. I'm in.
Extreme Carnage Omega #1: great ending. The symbiotic shit is just plain ruling these past couple years.
Inferno #1: another X-no.
Superman '78 #1: Again, it works if the subjects actually look like their counterparts. Without that, the fun just isn't there.
The Darkhold Alpha: Dope.
The Golem Walks Among Us! #2: this was awesome.
A Righteous Thirst For Vengeance #1: a Vancouver-set story that has heavy Korean thriller vibes. I'm down.Winter Guard #2: solid
Chicken Devil #1: this is also nuts. Fantastic!
Dark Ages #2: this was...fine, I guess. A real step down from issue one. Not sure if I'll read more.
DC Horror Presents Soul Plumber #1: I didn't know this was by the Last podcast on the Left guys. It was a pretty solid first issue. 90s Ennis vibes here.
Deadpool Black White and Blood #3: the worst of the issues so far, but still pretty good.
Defenders #3: god, this fucking rules.
Dirtbag Rapture #1: not gonna lie, almost quit reading, but by the end I'm intrigued enough for another.
Eternals Celestia #1: better than the previous Eternals stuff.
Dracula Vlad the Impaler: this trade collects the three issue Roy Thomas/Esteban Maroto miniseries telling the "historical" story of Vlad Tepes with a little historical and supernatural flourish. Really beautiful in black and white.
- Issues: 584
- Trades: 6
- Omnibus: 3
- Graphic Novel: 4
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I recently started rewatching TNG at season 3 and have breached season 5. It's pretty excellent overall. There are a couple dumb episodes (mostly weird romantic shit with Crusher/Troi [boy this series really had problems with their female characters] that doesn't mean much) but, I'm enjoying it. I have also recently snagged the steelbooks of the Original Series, so I guess those are next. I also landed the movie collection so I may do those first. I'm rewatching TNG to check out Picard, as I don't think I ever finished TNG. I just floated over to DS9 because it was so much better to me at the time.
I've only seen the first four original films (still not sure about 3), Generations and Nemesis of the TNG movies. So I'm intrigued to watch them all in order at some point.
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I think I mostly came down in agreement with Mike. I still havent seen Solo or the third one of the new ones. I don't plan to either, but Rogue One is the best by a huge margin for me.
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Antman Wasp Quantumania: I thought this was upper tier Marvel. Still took two sessions to watch it. Probably 20 minutes too long. Interesting to see how they're going to play this now that they have a decent villain, but the actor is a piece of shit.
- Features: 54
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- Rewatches: 3
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20 hours ago, slothian said:
The Godfather Part II vs Raiders of the Lost Ark
Who Framed Roger Rabbit vs Hot Fuzz
Psycho vs The Thing
Godfather II (easily)
Hot Fuzz (just barely)
The Thing (easily)
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On 5/10/2023 at 2:45 AM, S-T said:
I wish there had been one actual Christian in the store to shut down Mrs. Carmody by quoting the Old Testament's condemnation of human sacrifice in Jeremiah 32:35 and the kings of Israel and Judah who were condemned because they caused their children to "pass through the fire." (They burned their babies to death in sacrifice to Molech.)
Honestly, we all wish there were actual Christians to shut down people like her in real life, but here we are.
Every Film You've Watched in 2023
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To Catch a Killer: this weekend's morning movie with Stacy was this horribly titled halfway decent sniper spree killer film. This is pretty stupid overall, but has its moments. Shailene Woodly kind of always seems like a deer in headlights. Her character and a few others make some really stupid choices so that's on the script. searched "to catch a killer imdb" and got five separate versions of iron the first page. My favourite actor in the movie is the killer and they have like three lines in the entire film. Haha!What a mess!
Darkman: I love this movie. It's been a long time since I've seen it last. It's for a reason too.