Oh man, seriously. That was weak ass shit.The latest Indiana Jones? Couldn't finish it past the 30 minute mark. My patience got exhausted.
you watched that? why would you even do that?The latest Indiana Jones? Couldn't finish it past the 30 minute mark. My patience got exhausted.
I thought it gave a good backstory. It made Fury Road an even better movie. People follow madmen btw, who do insane and often irrational things in the pursuit of power - his character makes a lot of sense. I also thought it gave a solid backstory. It's a shame what happened at the box office, it was around a couple weekends where nothing did well. Also it's no superhero movie, although I would like more Mad Max and Mad Max type movies than the amount of superhero shit we were inundated with.I think that happened because of the ending. Should've let the girl and her guy get away. It was just too brutal and cruel an ending.
Also, Hemsworth was beyond insane, with no logic to his madness. The part where the little girl grows into a young adult is also skipped which I found pretty annoying. There was definitely plenty filler stuff in there that it would've been much preferable to remove the filler material and give more screen time to the little girl's evolution to what she became. I think 15 minutes of that would have sufficed.
We've got exactly one British dude in our company. He's the Head of Risk. 60+ and overall quiet but sometimes he will crack a joke or two, like at an office birthday party gathering, he said, "Can't wait for the cake! Have been on tea since breakfast!". I regret that he's not my boss. Would've been nice listening to him all the time. He does have a knack for rambling on and it's pleasant to hear, at least to my ears, in that lovely British accentI recently watched a S1 episode of X-Files called 'Fire', and you know that Internet joke about how British people cum and say lots of things like, "scrumptious", "gosh", "oh heavens", "I'm arriving", etc? I think Chris Carter in 1993 really thought that's what British people are like. Admittedly none of the characters had a monocle, bowler hat or said, "tally-ho!", but it was skirting pretty close to that the whole time! E.g. <10 year old children in three piece suits playing in the garden.
We've got exactly one British dude in our company. He's the Head of Risk. 60+ and overall quiet but sometimes he will crack a joke or two, like at an office birthday party gathering, he said, "Can't wait for the cake! Have been on tea since breakfast!". I regret that he's not my boss. Would've been nice listening to him all the time. He does have a knack for rambling on and it's pleasant to hear, at least to my ears, in that lovely British accent
I tried out Earl Grey tea because it's what British are supposed to like?An exchange program was set up at our school with German students. When I was in Germany, at the opportune time my exchange partner turned to his friend and they announced in unison in very-English accents, "tea time!".
I tried out Earl Grey tea because it's what British are supposed to like?
It tasted a bit different but not so good that I would wanna switch to it.
AAGH.I tried out Earl Grey tea because it's what British are supposed to like?
It tasted a bit different but not so good that I would wanna switch to it.
you watched that? why would you even do that?
did you forget the refrigerator?
Hmm..haven't seen Crystal Skull. Need to check that out.did you forget the refrigerator?
no you do not.Hmm..haven't seen Crystal Skull. Need to check that out.
No, no you don't.Hmm..haven't seen Crystal Skull. Need to check that out.
British tea is a kettle of hot water that was exposed to a Taj Mahal poster for thirty seconds. For good tea, shop middle eastern grocery stores.AAGH.
ok so. For a country that literally went to war for tea, you would not believe how shit of a tea they drink today, here, in the UK.
Go to the cheapest discount supermarket that exists in your country and buy the cheapest tea bags that you can find, that will be a reasonable approximation of what they drink here.
Twinings? no fucking way. They drink PG Tips and Tesco Red and Typhoo, which are literally the dust byproduct of packaging tea for CIVILIZED COUNTRIES, packed and sold. It takes about 3 seconds to properly infuse a UK teabag, versus the several minutes it takes to brew tea everywhere else in the world.
UK tea is disgusting. Imagine coming to Italy to eat pasta and they served you microwaved spaghetti.
Just finished The Union at lunch. It was merely OK. Didn't expect much but a good lunchtime movie.Saw Deadpool/Wolverine last Friday. I expect if you like the series you'll be thrilled with this movie. Some of the one liners had my wife even busting up. 9/10. Watched The Union on Netflix this past weekend. 5/10 it had a decent cast, but totally forgettable movie simply a cut and paste of many other movies of it's genre.
I tried out Earl Grey tea because it's what British are supposed to like?
It tasted a bit different but not so good that I would wanna switch to it.
no you do not.
Only 1 and 3 are good. 4 and 5 made 2 watchable.He thought Indy 5 was watchable, he'll probably think the same of Indy 4 is my guess. (I've watched 4, I didn't see the point in wasting time watching 5).
I could bear only 30 minutes of it so no, it was not watchable. I'm hoping 4 will be better. Seen only half of 2. Don't remember if I've seen 3.He thought Indy 5 was watchable
I could bear only 30 minutes of it so no, it was not watchable. I'm hoping 4 will be better. Seen only half of 2. Don't remember if I've seen 3.