It's been a while since I read the books or watched the films.
I was thinking about this recently, especially with Alby and the others being sent up for the first time. They would have no one to explain anything to them. No memories or idea of what's going on. Eventually, they had to figure out how to survive and create some kind of society.
I just walked past AJ, who’s sitting outside Reject Shop. Heard him yelling, must have a lot going on in his head. I gave him $5 and he thanked me. At least he was polite and grateful.
The last few times I’ve confronted him, he has been chill. I’d rather talk to him than Claude who’s been known for touching innocent girls.
At the end of the day.. you never know what someone is going through and a little thing like that might make them happy.
I remember going here as a kid for birthdays. A lot of fun memories playing in that playground and ball pit. The food was really good too, and I can still remember those party rooms.
What happened to it? Haven’t been out that way for ages, so not sure if it closed down. Would’ve been a good place to take my future children.
This scene gives me goosebumps. I love how Aslan knows that Caspian will make a good king.
The motion of time is simply an emergent faculty of our conscious experience and brain structure
If we were not here to experience time maybe it never moved in the first place. 🤔
I’m getting a Switch 2 soon. So, just wondering if duel mode for the Force Unleashed on Nintendo Switch has a single player option where I can go against the CPU/Computer.
I’m just asking this in case the multiplayer mode is dead and if I struggle to find any matches with players.
The episode has always confused me. I know Arthur blows the horn and reunites with his father, who leaves the spirit world and starts causing havoc in Camelot.
But was that really Uther, or was it some darker, more evil version of him?
Despite the ambiguous ending, which leaves me wanting more. 10 Cloverfield Lane is a fun and thrilling film, and John Goodman still terrifies me. I think it's criminally underrated and is my favourite in the trilogy.
A nice contained story set in one location. There are a lot of tense moments throughout the film, but I love the quiet moments between the characters, like the "settling in montage" with the song playing.
“Sanctuary for all. Community for all. Those who arrive survive.”
I’ve been playing an open world survival game with zombies called Humanitz. I found some railway lines and it reminded me of the ones that lead to Terminus.
This scene from Narnia: Prince Caspian is relatable. Rip my soldiers I’m sorry for leaving you behind… 😭
Such a well made game that was made for fans of Alien. I wish infestation got more recognition as not many people talk about it.
What did you think of the game?
Just wondering if these Cobra Kai games for the switch run on the AYN Thor Max? I’m picking mine up Wednesday.
Thanks!
The main menu screen is absolutely beautiful. I loved the first two games, and I’m hyped to play 3.
Went to my local comic book shop yesterday to find some Dark Crystal and Labyrinth books and picked up this.
It’s the actual comic book of the film. I’m looking forward to reading it.
I'm a big fan of the Netflix series and the 1982 film. I've always wanted a sequel, and I heard that this series is basically that. So, I'm wondering if it's worth a read? I see that my local comic book shop has it, so I may pick it up.
I’m currently rewatching the second Fantastic Beasts film, and I actually forgot that Nicolas Flamel and the stone was in it.
Why is Flamel so old if he was immortal?
What do you think of this whole scene. I think it’s kind of cool. It’s a nice little Easter egg that is fan service in a way, but still interesting.
Thinking about going to the city and disappearing. Need to get away from this dark and cold world.
The Wicked Day is actually my favourite episode in the series. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions for both Arthur and especially Merlin who fails to save Uther.
I also love the ending where Arthur finally becomes king. It gives me goosebumps everytime I watch that scene.