What are the best summer vibes movies? Like Into the Blue or Fool's Gold... Just pure relaxation, ocean vibes, vacation stuff—something that actually fits the season. 😁
I'm not talking about whatever big hits are out right now, like Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen or whatever. I mean movies where the plot is just chilling, no school, no responsibilities...
I guess I just can't get into movies where everyone is wearing heavy jackets when it's this hot outside. 😁
Yeah, I saw it once and honestly, never again. That movie is a total disaster and easily one of the worst things I've ever sat through. I guess it would've been enough just to mention it in that thread about all-time terrible movies; it definitely doesn't deserve its own entire topic 😉
Finally sorted everything out!!! I can actually sleep tonight 😁 and those "die-hard fans" would NEVER have guessed—yeah, I cheated, I'll admit it... I honestly thought it was more like Fight Club 😁
lonesailor6 said:columns and rows (basically what you're looking at in the picture is just a grid of numbers, or a matrix if you want to be fancy mathematically)
Jerry Martin19 said:fan girls hint: those aren't actually fan girls even if they look the part. just look at how all three of them look and what they're actually doing (idk, I think this one was set up a bit stupidly)
20 yrs hint: take a closer look at what those letters are made of
hrh rip hint: mix the flag with the tombstone
vijak hint: exactly
sidro hint: personification
I finished these ones, thanks. Still stuck on these last two, plus those columns and rows thing and the three little women are driving me crazy😠
Alright, I'm jumping in here. Just spotted this thread a second ago, but honestly, some of this stuff is tripping me up: female fans, 20-year-olds, RIP, and then that whole defensive midfielder versus holding mid debate... for now 😁 maybe someone can help me out..
Raymond Anderson4 said:What a weird take: I don't know, she just left her comment there...
I honestly don't think that works. If you look at it logically, that scene is supposed to flow right into him turning on the microwave, which then causes his head to burn beyond recognition—except you can't even turn a microwave on without closing the door first, if you ask me.🤔...
It actually can't happen, but honestly, the biggest issue is you could just jam a stick in those little cracks where the door seals to "trick" the microwave into thinking it's shut. I'm just dying to know if the guy is paralyzed from the radiation or what... 🤷
I've been thinking about that one "trick" from the trailer. At the end, when the guy is lying there paralyzed and his head is shoved inside a microwave... is that actually physically possible? I'm not looking for advice or anything, just genuinely curious because it feels totally Original and I haven't seen anything like it before. It's insane...
Exactly. In the remake, the first half was basically all about her, and now this woman just crawls back from the grave! It feels a little weird too—if we're supposed to believe these are just dreams, I mean, does Michael even sleep? 😕
Wait, did Sherri just say "kill her baby"? I don't know, maybe it's just me, but it totally reminds me of that old Friday the 13th scene where Betsy goes "Kill her mommy, kill her" XD
cosmicraven2 said:The teaser that popped up on the Blu-ray last night (someone filmed it using a camera pointed at their computer screen 🤣) seems alright. It looks like R. Zombie wasn't lying when he mentioned that Halloween II is going to be a complete departure from the first film. I have to say, Sheri Moon looks almost comical in those visions Michael is having (likely a dream 🤷) — she looks exactly like she did in the "Living Dead Girl" video!
The link is still active, though the quality is pretty terrible, you can still see and hear everything clearly. Yahoo Movies really ought to upload the teaser in HD quality sometime today.
wow!! looks awesome, but Rob also said there wouldn't be anything supernatural in Halloween II, and this stuff with Sheri seems a bit much to me. But whatever, at least Michael isn't some cult member who turned him into a killer.
rowdytrucker72 said:If I'm catching this right, there isn't really a connection to the other Halloween films. So what exactly is this movie even about?
Rob Zombie said this movie doesn't have any connection to the original Halloween II; he's just making a sequel to his own film. As far as I can tell, the beginning seems like a continuation of the remake, but the rest could take place after some time has passed since Laurie is visiting a psychiatric facility, Dr. Loomis wrote another book, and so on... 🙂