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Going by the book, the Neverending Story doesn't end as it's different for every reader and the world continues through their imagination (at least, that was the intent of the author, the movie didn't go as much into that).

No, they moved on and don't blame a dude who was only 9 years old when this happened for the events of that day.

This character was me, especially in junior high and high school (to be clear, the parts where he was in school, not the radio scenes).

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Hexenherz posted...

There was a fifth Indiana Jones movie??

Yeah, it was actually decent.

Resident Evil 7 in VR.

4, learned apparently because I wanted to know what the characters in my brother's comic books were saying (he collected Spider-Man and X-Men).

Cradle of Love is probably my favorite by him (good video, too). Out of these two...Dancing with Myself.

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Jak & Daxter

SAlYAN posted...

Boba Fett is literally the guy that made Darth Vader stop mid speech and yell "NO DISINTEGRATIONS" while pointing directly at him.

I've always taken that as to show Boba has a reputation for killing his bounties and Vader was being very specific about them being captured alive.

mybbqrules posted...

Maybe spending an unclear amount if time being slowly digested by an enormous ground vagina can make people reflect on their past and make changes.

I know. So far fetched, right?

To be fair, he didn't really remember any of that. He barely even remembered escaping, since he thought his armor was still in it.

/r/BreadStapledToTrees/

Ninja Gaiden on the OG Xbox. Think I tapped out around level 5.

Yeah. The series was good, the movie sucked. Mandy didn't return for it and they ignored the rule from the series that they could not openly let their living family members know who they really were.
We also never found out what happened to Betty's character, either. I know the actress was written off but the character did something they weren't supposed to be able to do (move on before their time).

Digg will make a comeback.

I'd share the money with friends and family who I know could use it first. After that, probably a trip to Europe. I'd probably stay for a year or so.

Johnny Mnemonic (2021)
Akira (2019)
1984 (...)

Metropolis will be next year (2026)

TuxedoCyan posted...

I only had field trips in elementary school. We didn't have any in jr high or high school.

Same, mostly. We went on a lot of them when I was in elementary. None in junior high and I only remember two we went on during high school (one was to DC).

nocturnal_traveler posted...

That confused me as well. I guess the rumors were because of critics at the time?

Yeah, it mentions critics were mixed on it. Audiences obviously like it, which is really all that matters to a studio.

monkmith posted...

movie didn't do well? didn't know that, its the one i like the most out of all of them really. guess that explains why the sequel was so different.

According to Wiki, it was a commercial success and was the number 1 movie for three weeks.

It amazes me that we went from about 4 billion to 8 billion in just half a century. It's why I laugh at Thanos' plan in IW to kill half of all life, it would all be undone in about 50 years, anyway.

PeteyParker posted...

It's okay. Overly long but a great cast.

The bug fight is nightmare fuel, especially what happens to Andy Serkis.

That whole scene is about the only thing I remember from the entire movie.

I had no idea there was a Redwall animated series.

pinky0926 posted...

Dear god that sounds like pure terror

I suppose if one has thalassophobia, it would be. I thought it was awesome, at least up to the point I couldn't move with the controller.

I've never finished Subnautica. I played it on PC in VR but for some reason, there is a point where the controller stops responding and only K/M works (which is a bit awkward to use in VR).

I loved this book when I was a kid, I used to check it out of my elementary school library all the time. My favorite part was what life might look like on other planets in the solar system.

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trentpac posted...

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In my mancave.

Wait, there was an actual cartridge game released? I thought it had just been an arcade game. I'd love to have a C&D game box with cartridge inside like the ones in the movie. I'd have that on display somewhere at home.

Cloak & Dagger.

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Only played the first and thought it was really good. In looking at the sequels, none of them sounded interesting enough to play (although I know Max is the protagonist again for the last one, so I might try that one out eventually).

I'm waiting for season 2 to finish so I can binge it. I really liked S1.

I wouldn't care. They're both legal adults and it would be none of my business.

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__aCEr__ posted...

I think this is just the way most movie releases are going to be as time marches on. Everybody who is super excited about a film will go and see it opening weekend but the overwhelming majority of people are willing to just wait a few months and watch it when it hits a streaming service they are already paying for.

I think this is a lot of it. As someone who used to go to the movies all the time, I might go once or twice a year now. When movies hit streaming only a few months later at most, a lot will just wait. Way more convenient and if someone has a big screen TV, there's less reason to see it in a theater.
Oh, and there's no sitting through about 30 minutes of commercials and trailers before the movie starts (and that's after the set start time).

How about... a nice greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?

The soft way Paxton delivers that line has always cracked me up.

I don't even sleep all night in bed, let alone on a plane. I'm too light of a sleeper. I was on an overnight flight from Boston to Ireland once and I only nodded off here and there for maybe 30 minutes or so at a time.

Sounds fine so far. I just wonder, since it follows the original series, if they are going to address how the series ended with thousands of other slayers being activated.

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That reminds me of the movie The Beekeeper, where the beginning takes place in Springfield, MA and I'm thinking "There is no part of Springfield that looks anything like that".

Prismsblade posted...

Sue was strong enough to block Galactus energy atks even in the comics. Along with other insane power feats as well. So pushing him over under their circumstances isnt that far fetched.

She never blocked any of Galactus' attacks in the original story, it was only the Punisher android that she used her shield to defend from during those issues.

I thought the movie was really good. My main disappointment was Thing didn't get enough to do action wise. I was also expecting the end to tie into Thunderbolts but I guess we have to wait for Doomsday.

I can say I didn't hate it.

Still looking great. Hoping it's about 50/50 Grid/real world.

"Would you say I have a plethora of pinatas?"

KanWan posted...

Big Ben in London was stunning at night.. yes, it is a must see.. and Dublin was fantastic, but it was the Connemara region that made me fall in love with Ireland.

I love that area. It was photos of the Connemara that made me travel to Ireland. Kylemore Abbey was around there, which reminded me of the Harry Potter movies a little.

I was with my parents and my sister, I was 14.

Would you be prepared if gravity reversed itself?

WrkHrdPlayHrdr posted...

But what would you watch next?

Along with the suggestions already made, I would also recommend The Orville. It's not ST (although it's obviously based off of it) and it's more comedy oriented but it's a really fun series.

There's nothing wrong with peeing in the shower. And really, there's nothing wrong with it as long as you clean your shower regularly. Which you should be doing regardless.

mystic_belmont posted...

Star Trek. Get all my health issues solved, and maybe figure out how to stay there.

Probably this. I'd get a shot of Retinax so I wouldn't need glasses. And of course...the holodecks.

Sunburst posted...

She did? I don't remember that on the finale. I need to watch it again or at least read a summary.

It was very quick, she was almost sliced in half down the middle. There's a moment later when Xander is looking for her and they show her body but he doesn't see it.

Cory898 posted...

Another misuse of the word reboot smh. A continuation in the same universe where SMG plays an older Buffy is not a reboot.

Yeah, that confused me. If SMG is reprising her role, it's more of a revival. Reboot to me means completely starting over.

If they had to make Rey a "somebody", I think it would have been a little better if it had been revealed that she had been created similar to how Anakin was. Anakin was created because Plagueis had been manipulating the Force to try and create life. Might have made for an interesting scene where Palpatine, or Snoke if they had kept him around, tells Rey she only exists because of him.