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It's supposed to be a faithful adaptation, set at the end of the 19th century like the novel.
The ads I saw had C. Thomas Howell in modern clothing, so I think the above might be confusing the recent British period piece with a third nearly simultaneous adaptation.
I'd like to believe that Dualla could shake Apollo out of his emo phase. She did a good job on Adama, so I guess she's practiced at it.
Kind of cruel, though. I mean, your entire planet gets blown up, you're apparently the only person in the universe who knows how to work the damn radio, and then as a sideline you have to be forever chivvying Adamas out of funks? Poor Dee.
The ads I saw had C. Thomas Howell in modern clothing, so I think the above might be confusing the recent British period piece with a third nearly simultaneous adaptation.
Huh.
So long as Tom Cruise isn't in War of the Worlds it has potential.
I thought Lee's not trying was more being too tired to fight thing than an actively seeking death thing.
Jessica -- I thought the SGA monster was the Mechanosaurus -- I am somewhat surprised that nobody called it that.
Bwahahahaha This is so much worse better than I expected!
Hee! Yep....
I knew it was gonna be bad when the kid says, "Dad, am I ever gonna see you again?"
I started 15 minutes in. Did I t snickers miss anything?
Run, Generic Dude, run! I mean, don't tell us where, just run!
Is it just me? or is this monstrosity (among other things) edited horribly? Just one example: We cut to a new scene where the guy is running up a hill. About a second into the scene he trips and falls. Then it turns out he tripped over the dead body of a friend. Now, I'm no editor, but it seems to me that you'd want to spend at least a few seconds establishing the particular scene so we can tell what the fuck is going on, before we get to the tripping and the dead friend thing.
See above where I mentioned C. Thomas Howell. You know how you can always tell by Cate Blanchett's presence that you're going to get a thought-provoking production? C. Thomas Howell is like that, only substitute "crappy" for "thought provoking."