An overly long "28 Days Later" meets "Mad Max" in Scotland, in the future 80s with a terrible ending — 1 week ago
And that is all I have to say about that.

acidzebra / Michiel.
is consuming 21 items,
doing 38 things,
going 19 places, and
meeting 3 people.
I'm currently reading 5 books, listening to 1 album, watching 6 movies, eating and drinking 1 food item, and consuming 8 other things.
And that is all I have to say about that.
Yes, I knew this going in :) I also didn’t know there was a part 2. And this is apparently part 3.
Engineering of consent? Those are some crazy scary ideas.
The dark joke on humanity, the innocence of WALL-E, the fact that none of the main characters have a lot of lines, and an enchanting story that ties up neatly. I loved it.
It is an oddball idea turned into an oddball movie but I enjoyed it. I didn’t even mind Jack Black.
I read Dr. Seuss’ books as a child but I don’t have the near-obsessive attachment to them that some of my peers seem to have, and I don’t particularly care for Jim Carrey. And the first 20 minutes or so I wasn’t really sure where this was going to go.
But it made good in the end, the whole worlds within worlds thing is amusing, and some of the CGI was truly beautiful. I enjoyed it.
Deadpan delivery, calculated awkwardness, intentional suck, and possibly the most terrible songs ever executed with remarkable precision and technique.
It is like “The Office” (UK version) with music.
I was never a fan of Iron Man, but the movie does a decent job. The suit is impressive, some jokes are good (I loved the jet boot testing bits), and Robert Downey Jr. and Jeff Bridges might seem strange choices for hero and antagonist but it works.
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