I'm currently in choice paralysis and the prognosis isn't good. I'm basically going to play whatever my friend Mark is playing. That's how bad it is. But, I may play some DQXI because Tamson told me to. My brain is dead, I'm just a husk.
It definitely looked like a feast for the eyes, which almost made me go see it. I mean, maybe I still will next weekend. I'm not sure.
I loved the original. I should go watch it again and compare.
I'm waiting for DVD for Aquaman. I like what they're doing with the character but the movie seemed like it might be too predictable.
I feel like I should be able to figure everything out from a film. Looking things up just makes me think the movie didn't do what it should. I want to see what Dennie Villeneuve does with Dune though.
I'm not thrilled with the story as I've seen in the trailers so far. Why can't the kid be the center of the tale? Why has he got to have a mentor? I don't like that.
Yea, but he was specially implanted with the girl's memories to throw off The Wallace. Who the F is Wallace anyway? Is he a replicant? And why isn't he with the replicant revolution if he is one?
Well, that's good. I'm a little too overwelmed with choices right now. I want to simplify things.
That would be great. As soon as I get more settled. I still have to get some sort of job in 2019.
I don't remember. I'm looking at Cousin's Island because I think it was near Portland, but that bridge is pretty long and I remember a shorter bridge. It could've been Bailey Island though. There's a short bridge there betwee Orr's and Bailey. I guess I'll never know unless I look up my friend again and ask him, or slueth his online presence. The important part though is that I liked those islands and would visit them again in a heartbeat.
Well, tell me this. Who built the main character? I understand why, but how?
