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We were driving to Yellowstone years ago and were in the middle of bumfuck nowwhere and saw these signs for the first town in the US to ever have atomic power. Was totally retro and felt like we were in a real life fallout town.

My son is 13 and he has seen the original movie. After we saw Ares this weekend he says "dad why did they call it Tron when Tron wasn't even in the movie?" PROUDEST DAD MOMENT EVER.

It is super distracting but that is kind of the point. This movie would have been insufferable but for the distractions.

Movie was pretty bad but the family loved the 4DX, it makes for a better roller coaster ride than a movie. I don't feel the need to ever watch this again, while Legacy was worth a re-watch from time to time. I will be downloading the soundtrack.

I bought out a row at our 4DX theater and we have a bunch of us taking our kids to see it this weekend. The 4DX thing makes it more of a ride than a movie so this should be the perfect show for that.

Definitely lower body fat and then the whole calf muscles like canteloupes thing. Makes it hard to stay buoyant for sure. I struggle with those same issues, the shredded low bodyfat and giant calf muscles have always been a challenge for me too.

This is where I get confused and/or conflicted because it wasn't you or me that made that dimension perfect and clean and happy it was the showrunners, so arent they the racist ones not you and me? Shit is diabolical.

So there is an actual comic where this all happens in aternate Nazi USA? I had no idea if so, and I had no idea that is where this was going, and whoever said they saw this telegraphed 4 episodes ago, I sure didn't. But I grew up in a small midwestern town, about 25k people and we had a grand...

I did like the plant thing that sucked up the lady at the end, seemed like a total ripoff of a Half Life 2 barnacle.

Well that was fuckin awful. At least there was one excellent episode out of the season and that one episode probably stands fine on its own. Aside from being fucking terrible, it was absolutely unforgivable that the boy genius who can build a sentient robot at age fucking SIX, takes child...

I owned this on laserdisc!

Immediate thoughts after watching the newest episode: I thought Tang was a full on android, I guess not due to the smoking and the alien tearing him apart. If he was an android, thats pretty fucking dumb. Morrow is even more of a badass than I had thought. Scary fucking dude. They must have...

Getting old fucking sucks. Love Bruce and at least he will be fucking remembered for some entertaining movies. Die Hard and Pulp Fiction are obvious ones but man did I love The Last Boyscout and I even enjoyed Hudson Hawk although that one was pretty far out there.

Haven't watched any DC stuff with my son because it is all too dark and scary but this season looks like it has a lighter more comedic tone we may have to watch it tonight.

Trillion dollar company, billion dollar synthetic bodies, she is using a grade school paper cutter as her primary 1h'er

Did the alien throw the trailer or was it the ship settling and knocking the building and stuff around? She is going to be pissed when she finds out they took her brother apart for the experiment. I assume they put in some security safeguards in case the kids decide to go Terminator on the...

Is this family friendly? Kid is 13. Definitely been looking forward to this one, had no idea it was already out!

My favorite video of his was last April when he posted he was burned out and hanging it up to pursue other ventures. I fell for it as his shit is pure copy paste low effort bullshit and he really does need to try something new. Turns out it was an April Fools video and I fell for it...

yeah you are racist for sure they are totally different but I do think the top guy (cyborg with flame arm) is for sure a callback to Yaphet Kotto in the first movie:

Have you seen Barbarian yet? I have it but have not yet watched.

Yeah thats him, he was in this show (briefly) and he was the only interesting character. I was hoping they would bring him back but they either couldn't afford him, or he realized what a POS this was and he bailed.

Did they ever bring back the Sheriff they took over in the very first episode? Australian guy from original Jurassic Park and Hunt for Red October? He was the only likable character.

Yep I'm calling it now, this one is actually going to be good.

LOL couple years ago! You sound like a guy I work with. I ask him what was the last movie he saw out at the theater and not at home. He tells me he doesn't watch stuff at the theater too often and it has been "a few" years since he has gone. I say yeah me too, so what was the last movie he...

That is the guy who played the DM of Hellfire Club in Stranger Things last season. He looks different without the 80's rocker wig.

Between this and Spaceballs 2, we have some serious old movies that have legit sequels coming out. I'll give them credit for longevity if nothing else. Top Gun Maverick was some serious time travel as well.

I sure hope He-Man gets trapped in modern day Vegas and has to work through hilarious hijinks in order to find his way back home.

The first episode was surprisingly, maybe even shockingly good. I know nothing of the source material. I have read some of King's more recent works but it has all been shit. If this show continues to be good, I may have to read this one.

Was the best part of that movie. I'd watch an entire series set in that universe with those characters. Although my first thought at the end on first watch was "uh oh, Zack Snyder made Superman's dad a bigger badass and a more compelling character than Superman, that might prove to be an issue..."

Dunno if this is the right place for this but I thought these were cool and some of you that played back in the day or collect old D&D stuff may appreciate them. I had Google Gemini AI try to replicate the style of Erol Otus D&D modules and Gamma World module cover art and it came up with these:

I thought the grain was the only good part of that clip.

I feel like the Easter bunny/Prometheus episode was a new low for the series.

I bought book one on all you fuckers recommendations. It isn't a book it is a pamphlet! WTF.

Worst season yet but the WWII Heavy Metal ripoff episode was pretty cool. If you liked Hellboy you should like that one.

Saving Private Ryan.