Sorry guys. I dunno. I didn't hate it, but I thought District 9 was terrific so had a pretty high expectations. Even the world-building stuff -- which was probably the part I was looking forward to the most -- didn't give me that much more than what I got from the trailer. It starts off well enough, but crawls to a rather facile and predictable conclusion.
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I am Vonnie.
Re: Elysium. So it ended with the benefits of technology being shred by all instead of Elysium crashing to Earth in flames so I guess I was wrong about the Luddite stuff. Aside from that, I think I'm agreeing with the reviewers who are saying it had some nice action and spectacle, but not much exploration of the ideas it was implying.
I mean, we all know any piece of science fiction is more about the real world it's written in than whatever world it supposedly takes place in, but that metaphor was not subtle, like, at all.
I know it is nutty that I am just now watching this, but are the students in Cabin in the Woods supposed to be undergraduates?
Yep. College kids going to their doooooooom.
They look like they are in their 30s!
so, like 90210 then.
Heh. Exactly!
The Hems just turned 30 today, so.
I like him so much more than his brother. I don't *dislike* Liam, he just doesn't ... send me the way Thor Chris does.
Now I want to spend the afternoon watching Cabin in the Woods, which is not the way to Get All the Things Done at all.