The Tomorrow War
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@mik said in The Tomorrow War:
Mighty prickly lately, they are.
And Jolly: "Said the nation . . . "
Y'all cool your jets. This wasn't 'the nation', are you serious? It was one guy, not exactly yer genius. What he or she said was too profoundly stupid to even react to.
@catseye3 said in The Tomorrow War:
@mik said in The Tomorrow War:
Mighty prickly lately, they are.
And Jolly: "Said the nation . . . "
Y'all cool your jets. This wasn't 'the nation', are you serious? It was one guy, not exactly yer genius. What he or she said was too profoundly stupid to even react to.
Uh, ma'am...Nothing is put out by that portion of the media without the CCP screening and approving it.
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@george-k said in The Tomorrow War:
I swear social media is accelerating the rise of defective thinking. People used to fail tests, be told to shut up and weren’t hired for jobs when they thought this way. Now it’s just the beginning of a viral launch.
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The sad thing is that most Chinese people have most likely only heard about one collapsed apartment building in the last few years. The one in America, not the countless disasters in PRC.
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I'm watching the movie now.
What. A. Load. Of. Bollocks.
Rambo meets Alien, but without the sophisticated story-line.
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It's a summer SF action adventure movie. Hamlet it ain't. But, c'mon man! It's not that horrible...
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It's a summer SF action adventure movie. Hamlet it ain't. But, c'mon man! It's not that horrible...
@jolly said in The Tomorrow War:
It's a summer SF action adventure movie. Hamlet it ain't. But, c'mon man! It's not that horrible...
My son is giving me a big lecture on how it wasn't that bad, too. But he watches all kind of shit.
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Don't forget, they also need to be dead before their arrival time.
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The implication was that the whole world was supplying soldiers, it’s just they didn’t show anybody else.
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I’ve got to side with Phibes on this. We turned it off an hour into it.
It’s like they decided to mash up Independance Day, Edge of Tomorrow, and Interstellar…
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Having thought about it a bit, the disappointment for me was the lack of humour. It was a waste of Chris Pratt. Fighting ridiculous aliens from the future should not be a serious business.
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It was like watching a SyFy production with a bigger budget. I know that they have already approved 2 more, but ugh. I suppose I will power through the second half one night…
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Ah-nuld wasn't available.
Some interesting figures...Amazon paid somewhere around $200M for this movie and it was the most watched premiere on any streaming service. Therefore, sequels.
They are currently poised to spend $1B on a multi-year LOTR series.
The big money is coming out to play.
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I didn't think this movie was a patch on The Witcher on Netflix, The Expanse on Amazon, or the Marvel stuff on Disney+, all of which I've enjoyed.
I really hope they do a good job with the LoTR universe - I've been a big Tolkien fan since I was 10. It would be very easy to make a mess of it.
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I didn't think this movie was a patch on The Witcher on Netflix, The Expanse on Amazon, or the Marvel stuff on Disney+, all of which I've enjoyed.
I really hope they do a good job with the LoTR universe - I've been a big Tolkien fan since I was 10. It would be very easy to make a mess of it.
@doctor-phibes said in The Tomorrow War:
I really hope they do a good job with the LoTR universe - I've been a big Tolkien fan since I was 10. It would be very easy to make a mess of it.
I wonder if they'll follow any canonical story. The characters or plot lines don't need to come from any canon, they just need to avoid contradicting canon.
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@doctor-phibes said in The Tomorrow War:
I really hope they do a good job with the LoTR universe - I've been a big Tolkien fan since I was 10. It would be very easy to make a mess of it.
I wonder if they'll follow any canonical story. The characters or plot lines don't need to come from any canon, they just need to avoid contradicting canon.
@horace said in The Tomorrow War:
@doctor-phibes said in The Tomorrow War:
I really hope they do a good job with the LoTR universe - I've been a big Tolkien fan since I was 10. It would be very easy to make a mess of it.
I wonder if they'll follow any canonical story. The characters or plot lines don't need to come from any canon, they just need to avoid contradicting canon.
They should have a fair amount of freedom, as it's set in The Second Age. Presumably they'll dip into the Silmarillion for ideas - there's a ton of potential material in there.
