It looks like I need to steer clear of this director in the future.
That was a grueling two and a half hours—honestly, I can't say I'm surprised people were walking out mid-screening. And let’s be real: they weren't leaving because it was "too intense" or overwhelming; they were leaving because the movie was just a massive bore. It felt exhausting and incredibly disjointed—the only part actually worth the runtime was that first segment featuring Uma Thurman. Though, in all fairness, that was likely solely due to her presence; she is such a force of nature and delivers such a powerhouse performance that you— quite literally cannot bring yourself to hate it.
That said, I have to admit, once the credits finally rolled, the one thing that actually managed to pull a smile out of me was the closing song. It was such a brilliant choice—the kind of selection that catches you completely off guard.
I think you could probably just attach it to this—then just give the recipient a heads-up. Though, I suppose they clear things out within a day, or maybe right after a single download [or perhaps even more than one]? You can pick whatever settings you prefer, so there shouldn't be any real issue there.
Sure, I’ll admit *Chronicle* was a decent enough flick. It isn't that the core concept hasn't been touched before—it definitely has—but I don't think anyone has truly dug deep into its potential yet. That being said, this opening feels like a total rip-off of the *Superman* origin story to me.
From what I can gather, nothing is slated until June 2019.
I deal with people professionally quite often, and I have to say, there is nothing quite as unsettling as someone giving you an Unknown handshaking experience. But then again—and this is where I start overthinking things—how am I actually supposed to gauge how my own touch comes across to others? Is that some kind of social skill you practice with your inner circle? Personally, I’ve never had the nerve to ask. For all I know, my handshake might be too weak, or perhaps it hits that perfect, subtle sweet spot. It’s certainly not aggressive. There have been times when a handshake was actually painful—mostly because the other person seems to have zero tactile awareness or simply doesn't care. Still, I'm left wondering: how can you ever truly know? Especially if you aren't constantly testing the waters.
Look, it’s pretty clear you know enough about computers to actually be oblivious to what you're looking for.
It's glaringly obvious—if you'd just listen to yourself—that the fix to your problem is sitting right there in exactly what you claim you aren't searching for.
Is it actually possible to get that kind of prescription issued here in the States, meaning—does our legal framework even allow for it, and would doctors actually go through with it?
If it is an option, where and how does one go about it?
It’s a total waste of time—there is no password to be found there. This is just your run-of-the-mill scam designed to bleed you dry. Don't fall for it.
bluecyclist64 said:I’m not quite following you there—I think I might have missed the mark on what you meant. Just to clarify—this film was actually adapted from a novel, not a novella.
The term "novel" can refer to both a full-length novel and a novella—it’s a bit of a sliding scale, really. So, you'll have to use your own judgment on that one. 😛
If you have Excel, you can actually pull this off—I managed to make it work myself. (And hey, if you don't have it, just shoot me a message :P)
Well, even so—I had to go ahead and download a specific add-on. Ablebits With which... Well, I went and did it—I actually put back that opening parenthesis I had previously deleted, which ended up limiting exactly what... well, you know. Just head over to whichever column you need—usually right where the data splits—and then simply run an A-Z sort. And just like that, you're all set.
Honestly, that’s all I know—and frankly, I might be wrong. There’s probably a much simpler, more efficient way to handle this out there somewhere, but I haven't stumbled upon it yet.
Downloading tracks through those methods is—let’s be honest—completely illegal.
Because of that, the folks over at YouTube periodically tweak the code to shut things down, but the people running those sites usually manage to crack it sooner or later.
So, what can you do? It’ll likely all be back to normal in a few days anyway.
Benjamin Thompson66 said:Honestly, anyone who actually sits through all these prequels and sequels—it’s a true test of endurance, a real Fellowship of the Ring kind of commitment😁
ruggedfalcon28 said:Why on earth is everyone so obsessed with these unfortunate remakes? Honestly.
It seems Hollywood simply lacks high-caliber screenwriters capable of dreaming up something truly fresh—instead, they just cash in on established legacies.
As for Jason Momoa? Fine. I can get behind that. He’s got charisma. He might even be able to salvage Aquaman and prevent it from being a total disaster.
Why don't you just bring that idiot along and tell whoever is filming what's going on? 🍿
Did you even bother calling them beforehand—you know, just to ask what the deal was? I suspect they get emails like that every single day, and frankly, they probably just toss them in the trash without a second thought, unless, of course, you actually show up with that moron in tow. In that case, they’ll likely use your email as evidence against you in a criminal trial.
