u/ElectroStaticSpeaker

I first watched this film sometime in the 2000s shortly after it came out without knowing anything about it. Remembered enjoying it a lot and it being very action filled but that was all I recalled.

Watched it with my kids last night (they love thrillers/horror type stuff) and man was quite impressed again. Especially when I looked it up and saw it only cost $40 Million to make. All of the acting is absolutely top notch. And there's so many people involved. Something like 700 extras and 250 hair and makeup people creating amazingly intricate designs on almost all of them. The world-building aspect for such a low budget film seems unmatched to anything I can think of post 2000.

And the action just NEVER stops. Love it. More movies like this please. Anyone have similar recommendations which I may have missed?

u/ElectroStaticSpeaker — 18 days ago

Nearly every time I do an exercise on Tonal that involves me lifting the handles up over my head, I get a coaching cue telling me to keep my shoulders down. I don't understand how to correct whatever I am doing wrong. When I compare what I am doing to the coaches, it looks like the same.

How do you lift your hand straight up over your shoulders until the arms are extended, without the shoulders also going up? Is this just nonsense coaching advice? Anyone else running into this?

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u/ElectroStaticSpeaker — 26 days ago