Posts by hiddenorca6

In the upcoming remake, we aren't looking at a doll possessed by some killer's ghost; instead, it’s just going to be a rogue robot doll that completely loses its mind.

The Zero Theorem is actually a solid flick. To be honest, I watched it a few years back and the plot is a bit fuzzy now, but it’s a classic Gilliam piece through and through.

The Church of Scientology—that’s the part that really stuck with me.😁

I’m officially joining the club of people who just can't stand being around others. Honestly, there's nothing wrong with it—in fact, I think staying away from the crowd is actually pretty good for your mental health.

That was awesome. Hellboy is exactly how he’s always been and should have been from the start. It feels way more faithful to the comic book roots than the last one, which is a huge win in my book.

Requiem for a Dream was actually the first heavy hitter I ever sat through, way back in 2001. It’s an incredibly tough watch, but honestly, I’ve tackled a few other intense ones since then...

A few months of eating like this isn't going to kill him. I mean, look at my grandpa—he lived to be 92 just eating bacon and greasy diner food his whole life.
Dying young at 92 because of a bad diet? Yeah, okay, lol.
For the last 20 years, he basically lived on hot dogs and bratwurst from the local deli. 😁
It’s really not about what’s on your plate; it’s all about your genetics and how resilient your body is. So, please, stop spreading nonsense.
I know what I saw firsthand, and nobody can tell me otherwise.
And for heaven's sake, leave the fitness forums alone.
I won't even get into why...

Gaining weight doesn't automatically mean you're just packing on fat instead of muscle—that’s a huge misconception if you ask me.

The goal should be eating plenty of carbs, hitting up the meat, pasta, and rice daily, while making sure you're staying on top of your vitamins like B and C, plus getting enough Magnesium too.
Don't forget about healthy fats either, like regular butter or even some good peanut butter.

I’m talking breakfast every single day: bacon, sausage, and heavy-duty links. If your goal is to torch fat rather than bulk up muscle, you should probably steer clear of extra protein intake.

I’m a huge fan of Gilliam, honestly. But looking back at his recent stuff, I actually think The Zero Theorem (2013) edges this one out, though it's a super close call.

I am seriously counting down the days! My brain is basically fried after the first one—I’m not even kidding. I lost count of how many times I watched it with my daughter, but this time, we’re actually heading to the theater to see the new one together!

Honestly, this is better than Ant-Man 2, though saying that isn't exactly a glowing review since Ant-Man 2 was absolute bottom-of-the-barrel garbage.

I’m skipping this one. Honestly, that actor just gets on my nerves too much.

Yeah, you can definitely find some at PepsiCo

It’s actually a pretty solid movie. Honestly, it might be one of the better sci-fi flicks we've seen come out lately—especially since there isn't much else worth watching in the genre right now, this one is a winner.

Alright, it’s definitely worth a watch—the production value is top-tier. Honestly, I’ve sat through much worse garbage lately. It’s certainly not as bad as the actual plot might suggest.

Just downloaded it! I'll get to watching soon, though I have to admit, I’m not exactly a fan of how Trier's movies tend to drag you through the mud.

I am seriously counting down the days until this hits the torrent sites—it turns out Terry Gilliam hasn't lost his touch even in his later years!

Personally, I thought Hellboy 2 was way better than the first one, so I’ve got high hopes that the third installment will be the absolute best of the bunch!

Hmm, we've got Neil Marshall behind the camera. Honestly, I’m feeling pretty optimistic about this one—the guy just doesn't seem to know how to make a bad movie!

Unfortunately, Peter Jackson didn't actually direct this one; it was Christian Rivers instead.