Ultra747 (7)

It probably is something to do with "empowerment" or some such nonsense. Remember a while back when James Cameron criticized Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman for being sexist because she was to "traditionally feminine"? He must think the only way to have a strong female character is by making her indistinguishable from a man.

posted 5 years ago in Terminator: Dark Fate (2019)

1. Why did Lockhart keep seeing/halucinating eels (in the iso tank, the toilet etc.)? A: Whatever was in the water that made the eels live a long time made people sick and likely caused hallucinations. 2. Why did eels appear when Hannah got her period in the pool? A: The blood. The eat people, they were attracted to the blood. 3. Why did he make Lockhart swallow the eels? ANd how did he live after that?? A: Filtering the eels through a human body is how they made the "vitamins". Not sure how that works, your guess is as good as mine.

posted 5 years ago in A Cure for Wellness (2017)

You're right, you do. I noticed that when watching the Blu-Ray.

posted 5 years ago in Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)

A cliched plot is a wonderful thing when it's executed this well.

posted 5 years ago in A Cure for Wellness (2017)

They mention Kong and Skull Island several times, but youre right, I'm surprised we didn't actually see the big guy. I did read that the black scientist guy that we see checking out Mothra is supposed to be the same character from Kong, so there's that.

posted 5 years ago in Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)

This is awesome, thanks.

posted 5 years ago in Science Fiction

I'm with you. The second half dragged on way too long. If it wasn't over-long fights the rest seems like they were more interested in world building for a 4th movie and that TV show that's in development. The first movie was perfect, these sequels are too much.

posted 5 years ago in John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum (2019)

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