Oh my gosh! It’s Kwipke! I had been wondering what happened to him since BBT.
Calling the woman Mrs. Palpatine, instead of Mrs. Pallatine was a huge goof…but funny.

I thought this was great, honestly. I came for The Flash but got so much more. The humor and storyline were on point. It was actually one of the best DCU films to come out. Considering how many bad ones there have been, that’s a positive in my book.

Statham saved this hot garbage from being a mere 1/5. I don’t know where they find these D-list actors and script writers, but this was just terrible. Is Statham hurting that bad for money?

Thorette and the screaming goat-boat. It wasn’t as bad as I was expecting it to be. Maybe going in with low expectations made it half-way decent.

Awkwafina totally stole the show here. You can barely call this part of the MCU, but this film stands on its own. It is one of my favorites and in no small part to her. In my opinion, she is an underrated actress, but I hope to see her in more in the future.

It’s an action packed girl power extravaganza. Boys not welcome.

He should have got himself a nice motorcycle.

3/5 stars (I’m being generous). I found it emotionally overwrought and perhaps believable or shocking for GenZ kids who have never known a world without technology. The film was like OMG I can’t access my iPad videos! The internet isn’t working! I’m so bored and life is meaningless now! Oh, the horror! This film had potential to do something meaningful and perhaps teach a lesson about the importance of life, family, loved-ones, without non-stop tech, but it completely failed.

Barely watchable. Terrible acting. It’s like a low-budget version of LOST.

It looks like this series has been cancelled too. That’s too bad. I really liked it.

how much minutes of this show are NOT KI?or is it rather seconds?
the nun wearing an old russian cold-coat?

The zombie orchestra was hilarious! That’s some great humor! Not enough of that in these walking dead shows.

Looks like this was canceled. Darn, I really liked it.

didn’t you suggest water cannon a few days ago before you edited your comment? anywho… I would imagine they won’t do powder or smoke for the sake of the livestock there and other wild animals. get either of them in your lungs and you’re buggered. I DO like the water cannon idea though! :D

I really don’t understand why they continually avoid doing the most obvious test: dropping powder from above over the triangle, or burning a big smokey fire from below and seeing what the powder and/or smoke do.

I was kind of hoping they would incorporate JTK’s quirky and fun pauses in speech, like we know from the TOS. But perhaps that was more Shatner’s shtick vs. being a real character trait written into the story. Maybe someone knows for sure.

Maybe they were looking for a “type” and he filled the bill. But, I get what you’re saying. I’ve thought about it many times for many roles. What I find impressive, though, is the fact that Koji has performed on the stages of many of London’s theaters.

Why did they not just crawl through the holes in the cage? A small bear could have fit through those gaps.

Can someone explain to me why they chose to use a Japanese actor for the role of a Chinese immigrant? Certainly there are excellent Chinese actors skilled in kungfu that could do this role. I’m not trying to make any racial issue out of it, but I cannot be the only one who can tell the difference between Asian people. To make a film or show more believable and get the audience more emotionally invested in the story, I think it is important to make the characters believable. I have the same issues with all the fake Germans, Russians, etc. that Hollywood uses instead of hiring native speakers. But that is another story.

I stumbled across this show, and have been binge-watching it ever since. Still only halfway through, but the actress who plays Jennifer (Emily Hampshire) absolutely steals the show. She really has great acting chops.

I really wanted to like this movie, but it was just BORING. The life and personality of Padre Pio is poorly explained or developed and the film seemed more focused on some half-baked back story about Communism. The best part of the film was the scenery.

JTK is the lady’s man. Past, present, and future.

This was honestly some great acting on the part of McKay (David Hewlett). Best I’ve seen him do in the series so far. And I really don’t like his character (who does, really?). However, I almost felt sorry for him now.

If you’ve seen any of Liam’s other various tough guy movies, Then you’ve seen this one too. Not really worth 2 hours of your time. 2.5/5

The chess scene is priceless classy cinema. No one does seduction like Faye Dunaway. It even turned Steve McQueen into a little schoolboy.

I loved the. 80s 8-bit intro with the “woo-woo” technology listed, which is so normal for us now.

Very high quality production, considering it’s a fan-film. Had me engrossed the whole time.

Considering this was a low budget fan-film, it was surprisingly good and filled in some blanks that were left out of the LoTR films.

Late at Night - Joy Ride

Does anyone know the song at the closing credits?

The actual name of this movie is “The Philadelphia Experiment Reactivated” and is a sequel to the 1984 film with Michael Pare´.

What a great film. Great plot, great acting. Can’t believe I’d never heard of this one before. Highly recommend.

What a great movie and a great surprise find. I wish they’d made a TV series out of it afterwards.

This is one of my favorite films. Perfect for families.

As much as I absolutely LOVE this miniseries, it has aged too much, being imbued too deeply by the interesting yet ephemeral disco era. I am still waiting, decades now, for a proper re-make to be done, hopefully in a way that will be more timeless.

Meh, the who thing just seemed forced, low/energy, almost depressing. 2.5/5 for me.

This one isn’t for kids but it has become one of my holiday favorites.

Watched the trailer & the robot sound like Stephen hawking.

Why are the pay phones Pacific Bell at Dulles Airport? I love catching little goofs like that.

A lot of people are comparing this to Fringe, and I have to agree. Except while Fringe has comedic relief with Walter, this show has none, and tends to focus more on the gentler emotional aspects of humanity and interpersonal relations. Personally, Iike the “no-name” actors in this, because it makes it more realistic for me. Of course, the show was cancelled, as the best ones usually are. What a shame. I guess Big Brother Season 437 is more important to viewers.

The should rename the film “No Time to Retire”.

I wanted to like this show, but it is a far cry from the original, which was witty, clever, and light-hearted. This one is pretentious and takes itself way too seriously. Dialogue is cliche and dull, as well. I’ll go re-watched the 80s series instead.