Frankly, I thought it felt longer than two hours, but I wasn't bored and enjoyed it more than I thought I would.
However, the best part was probably the end, when the audience clapped (I can't remember the last showing I went to where that happened) and then, as the clapping died down during the quotation before the credit roll, you could hear a man loudly snoring. Everybody burst out laughing.
He was still snoring at the end of the credits.
That guitar made me laugh every time.
YES! I'm glad everyone I saw it with is adamantly anti-3D so it wasn't even a question.
Shrill and Mallory have seen Mad Max and have some thoughts about it. (Spoilers, but probably not spoilers that make any sense if you haven't seen the movie.)
WELCOME TO THE STEAMPUNK FUTURE, SHRILL
THERE’S NO WATER BUT DON’T WORRY WE GLUED SKULLS ON EVERYTHING SO THERE IS THAT
The salt flats thing mystified me, as it was implied that was the Pacific Ocean. I can accept nuclear war causing the fall of civilization, but as far as I know there's not a way to evaporate the oceans off the planet without killing off everything living on it.
I puzzled over the waterfall, and then realized they were in a desert, and the water had to come from somewhere, so I decided that water came out over the aquifer it came from and the "wasted" water filtered back through the sand. Still some loss to evaporation but better than my initial impression.
Australia has salt flats - [link]
Capsule movie review time! Reviews of
Melancholia, Another Earth, Under the Skin, Europa Report, The Guest, The Untouchables, Why Don't You Play in Hell?, Whiplash, Hustle & Flow, Foxcatcher, Ghost in the Shell, Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, Mad Max, Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome,
and
The Cell
!
Now they need to figure out who Chris Colfer and Lucacris should play.
I'm finally watching The LEGO Movie, and I think it is just not my thing because I'm really not liking it at all.