A Hallmark too Many?
One thing that my wife and I share is watching Hallmark Christmas movies. But she won’t watch them before December. Me? I’ve got a bit of FOMO so I like to check them out as they air.
One thing that my wife and I share is watching Hallmark Christmas movies. But she won’t watch them before December. Me? I’ve got a bit of FOMO so I like to check them out as they air.
One favourite film? When it comes to things like film, singular concepts like “favourite” fail to fit my paradigm. I have a multitude of opinions.
Generic things. IKEA delivers generic things: There’s nothing more bookshelf than a Billy bookshelf. That’s the future of AI as it relates to the current popular uses.
Weird is subjective and transient and has a connotation of being disagreeable. I have a list of movies that would be on the weirder side, but most were enjoyable.
There are many Hollywood movies, where the villain is more entertaining than the hero. Heath Ledger’s Joker and Killmonger from Black Panther would be two examples.
Favourite cartoon character? I feel like I should have a lot of answers to this one, but there’s only one character that comes to mind: Stitch.
There are three quotes that are favourites; two well-attributed to Monty Python and Douglas Adams, and one misattributed to both Mark Twain & Ambrose Bierce.
Over on Threads, Wil Wheaton was asking about our best movie theatre experiences. I’m going to say my best movie theatre experience involved Star Trek: The Search For Spock
This article contains spoilers for Jurassic Park, The Rise of Skywalker and The Last Emperox. You’ve been warned. There’s a
Passengers’ release here in Malaysia bumped Arrival to a later date, which bothered me immensely, as I was anticipating Arrival