Yeah, the phrase millennial is confusing because it sounds like people born around the millennium. It's probably only sociologists who actually remember the periods that gen x y z and millennial actually refer to with any precision. But then if you're gonna slander a huge number of people then you should probably look it up first.
Sadly they are usually crap. I see it with less drama.OMG! Another "Woke" movie. Must be crap!
Well, what's noteworthy is how thin skinned millennial are. It seems it's cool for you to toss off, "boomer", and, "get off my lawn", as pejoratives as being all in good fun. Well,, you can give it out, but you can't take it.
Have Damon and Affleck done anything worthwhile together since, "Dogma"?
Well, what's noteworthy is how thin skinned millennial are. It seems it's cool for you to toss off, "boomer", and, "get off my lawn", as pejoratives as being all in good fun. Well,, you can give it out, but you can't take it.
I'm sure every Millennial, gen X, Y, or Z, or YouTuber participant here, has gotten much farther than Ridley Scott in the film making industry.
Because I'm a "boomer", I saw commercials for the film on, (perish the thought, you wouldn't be caught dead watching it), broadcast TV.. And, like every other movie I watch, or intend to watch, it will come from Redbox.
So now, why don't y'all go back to running your yaps on your cellphones, whining that you can't get video cards, and curl up with a few feature length "unboxing videos", at YouTube. They're not much on plot either, but don't they make you leak in your trousers when that GTX-3090 finally comes into view?,
Signed, "Commander Crigeworthy"
Epilogue: From what I could tell, it was basically two guys in tin suits and chain mail, jousting, then sword fighting over some b!tch.
In any event, the last medieval movie I saw that impressed the crap out of me was "King Arthur". Keira Knightly stole that show at the tender age of nineteen.
Gen X and Zoomers are a thing. They consist of nearly the same percentage of the population as millennials each. At least in the US. They are also likely to go to the movies just as much as millennials.
Many works of fiction have elements of social issues from their time in them. Shakespeare does, as do others. In fact, I'd argue that the best works always have social issues in them as they are reflections on the human condition.
Right there with you, Captain. Some of those two-thumbs up movies were utter crap - IMO.
Better yet, try the Philly public library system - Its probably cheaper.
Star Trek, TOS, was nothing but social commentary, on a backdrop of cheesy SFX.. I especially liked the one where the guy who was white on his right side and the guy who was white on his left side, were chasing each other around the universe trying to kill one another.
Well, no thanks. You never know where those discs might have been, or how deep are the scratches or peanut butter and jelly smudges, covid snot or whatever..
Anyone who is any sort of Star Trek fan should know that. Its part of the Star Trek writer's "prime directive."
Yeah, unfortunately, I have to agree. I borrowed a Blu-Ray through our library's intra-library loan system, and there was a sticker on it that basically said, "If you scratch this disk, you bought it" (It was more like "the fine for scratches on this disk is the cost of the disk") I thought to myself, YES! I've borrowed a few BR disks that were in such bad shape, they froze at certain spots.
Well, more accurately put, with the "trouble" in your neighborhood. I cannot say that there have not been some incidents near where I live, but they are quite rare.Incidentally, we hit 500 murders for the year.last night, #500 coming not three blocks from my house.
I laughed, laughed, and laughed some more, while pumping my fist in the air , shouting YES, FINALLY..!!
There's no cure for sociopathy or misanthropy is there? I guess I'll just have to learn to live with myself.
Well, I 'll gave you a like for it.Gosh how I wish I could give myself a like for this post (Dear god, I think I'n getting worse).
I blame the people who are calling it a pandemic.
oooh boy, tinfoil hats rustling now.
