I didn't mind all the Merlin stuff but the Ori as villains for multiple seasons got tiring.SG1 ended with season 8, everything after was weird religious camelot fanfic for Farscape actors + Inara.
It worked for the most part, but sometimes it was kind of jarring. Oh the Ori are invading our galaxy and heading to wipe out earth, let’s help this random agrarian society increase their crop yield. It’s like all the open world games where you have a quest to save the world from imminent destruction but you stop to finish some fishing side quests firstremember reading during or after season 9 that the Ori arc was planned for 5 years just about killed it for me.
i still prefer shows to have story of the week that ties into a season long arc.
I just watched Guest House. It was probably one of the worst movies Ive ever seen. I knew it wasnt going to be great since it stars Pauly Shore, but wow.
i saw that pop up too, i guess instead of the usual Dec/Jan dump to theater thing they are going to netflix this year
there are another 3-4 post apocalyptic kinda movies out at the same time like Skylines, Breach (Bruce Willis lol)
also a SHIT LOAD of horror movies got dropped in the past week like Empty Man, Shortcut
I started watching it and it seemed worth watching until he finds the kid. It immediately devolved into some tropey bullshit and I turned it off.Why is there always a fucking kid? It really bugs me. I like watching The Struggle but not with kids involved.
Although I will say The Road was ABOUT his relationship with the kid, and I saw it before I had my own, so I actually liked it.
Anyhoo.......
If you got past the part where they describe K-23 and saw the big visuals, you're done. The rest of it isn't terribly fascinating past that.I started watching it and it seemed worth watching until he finds the kid. It immediately devolved into some tropey bullshit and I turned it off.
I'm going to go with this movie was shitty. I watched until I saw the kid and was like yup I know where this is going. So I fast forward to the last 15 minutes and yup I was right. These movies are getting to predictable.If you got past the part where they describe K-23 and saw the big visuals, you're done. The rest of it isn't terribly fascinating past that.
It strains belief that something so cataclysmic could happen to Earth and the ship not be aware of it, Jupiter isn't that fucking far. If that was the case then the decision to not address directly what happened is just a super weird artistic choice.
I wish they would have just done a movie about the colonists. That world was super interesting and beautiful. Instead we got human misery in the arctic.