I could swear I remember an SG1 episode where Jack bitches about all the planets having these annoying trees. Could be a blooper reel. Could be a fic that was good enough to transition into head canon.
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I'm going to be in Transcarquinesia (specifically Richmond) tomorrow evening, so I think I will pop down to the New Parkway for the 8:55 showing of Arrival. Anyone want to join me? Contact info in profile
I posted in Natter, but I should have posted here. I've drawn up my Oscar spreadsheet and now begin the planning to squeeze in as many as possibly before Sun night.
I have Lobster from the library and plan to watch tonight, plus 13th off Netflix.
Wed night might be a bust.
Thursday I have asked for the day off and if I get it I could knock out Arrival and maybe Fences.
Friday after work would normally be when the real marathon begins, but I have a mandatory work thing at 5:30 AND have to get mac from drivers ed at 8:20, so that ruins after work slot #1.
Definitely watch Fences if you can.
I have been kind of resisting watching Fences because I saw a stage production years ago with James Earl Jones and, I don't know, I don't want to replace that memory with the movie? Something like that.
Fences is the movie I feel guilty about not watching this year, but I just haven't had any urge to go see it.
I am aheming Manchester by the Sea tonight. I cannot with Casey Affleck, so I wouldn't give it $.
The only movie with major noms I haven't seen yet are Fences and Hacksaw Ridge. Beyond the Oscar noms, I should have seen Fences already because August Wilson is a Pittsburgh playwright and the movie was shot, like 15 mins away from my work. I'll see if I can pop off to the local theater in the next couple of days to catch it.
Now, Hacksaw Ridge, I have absolutely zero desire to see and I feel perfectly fine about that.
I'm glad to know Hacksaw Ridge is based on a man who really existed but I don't want to see any more war movies.