Posts by Nicole Thomas

Joshua James57 said:I have to admit—I was expecting something a bit different at the end there. I really thought they might go the route of using blood from those "cured" corpses instead of just some synthetic substitute—sort of a way to reset the population back toward humanity—but nope, nothing. (Now I’m actually sitting here overthinking how they would have even pulled that off) It's just Dafoe standing there like, "Come get your medicine," and I'm just like... what? It feels like a massive saga just wrapped up, but without the payoff..🤣

I'm with you—they probably left the ending hanging to make the scale of the whole scheme feel more epic, aiming for that artistic impact—but honestly, that's just lost on this particular movie.
There are bright spots, though. I actually liked the concept of a vampire civilization and the logistics of how that would function on a day-to-day basis—especially the way the "normal" vampires look down their noses at the transformed ones, acting like, "We are a hundred times better than these animals." You could definitely draw a parallel there to what happens to our own society once we run out of the resources we depend on—how civilized will we actually remain?
But that's really it. They had one great idea and then basically decided to kill it off with messy plotting, lukewarm characters, and dialogue that just doesn't land. And I have to hand it to them, they actually succeeded in making it feel that way ☕

Rating 4/10

mistymarlin6 said:It’s not pathetic—I mean, if we actually started counting posts on the general discussion boards, someone would end up with 20,000 posts just because they hang out there constantly and post total nonsense all day long. 😉

Yeah, I get where you're coming from and it makes sense, but if we’re following that specific line of reasoning—why bother counting posts on the Diet and Keto forum at all? You see people in there posting things like, "Heading to the bathroom now..." and it's basically the same thing. 🙄

cosmicseal5 said:So, I’ve been chewing on this script idea—something that hits all three major beats at once.
Since everyone is still obsessed with WW2 movies, that’s where the setting would live.

The plot centers on this slightly slow-witted gay guy—a Jew with some sort of supernatural gift—whom an elite special forces paratrooper unit from the U.S. Army is trying to rescue from a Nazi camp.🙏
It’s basically a mashup of *The Eagle's Nest* and *S.W.A.T.*
Now, the big question is who we cast as the lead (the "wondergay").

😂😂
It's twisted and brutal, but... it feels honest—one of those moments where you aren't quite sure whether to laugh or cry.

My vote goes to Chuck Norris (🙏) —he’d nail any role, obviously, even this one—though I won't go into the specifics of the character description, otherwise someone here might get me banned.🙄)

Bradley Hughes29 said:I’m honestly so angry that I’ve felt off all day.
Just kidding, but I really needed to get this off my chest.

You’d think that when people start a new thread, they might actually put some effort into a meaningful opening post—you know, outlining the situation or the problem with a bit of actual reasoning, then asking for advice or opinions. Or, if the topic starts as a massive, sweeping question—like, "In what situations are people mean?"—they could at least give a hint as to which direction they want the conversation to go. But clearly, that’s asking too much in this case.☕

Anyway, before I drift too far into a total tangent: I can be pretty petty myself sometimes—like, those moments where I’ll intentionally clog the toilet for my roommate and then just head out for the rest of the day, leaving them to deal with the mess... 😈

Out of everyone listed here—Sylvester Stallone 🙏
but I really have to speak up on this one: where on earth is Chuck Norris?! 😠

Stanley Kubrick, out of everyone mentioned here.

Frank Moore4 said:Jonathan Frakes - Star Trek : First Contact.

🙏👍 I had almost completely forgotten about this movie—now I'm remembering exactly why I love Star Trek so much.🙂