I want to start watching today, but I'll hold off until the wife gets home from work.
...or maybe I should start today and make sure it's good enough before she gets home. [Coffee]
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I want to start watching today, but I'll hold off until the wife gets home from work.
...or maybe I should start today and make sure it's good enough before she gets home. [Coffee]
jack Ryan was good.
SPOILER ALERT: towards the end take a close look at the Ar he's holding. Specifically the lower, zoom in on the mag well, Or pause and see what i "thought" i saw.
Now on Ep: 5, series finale, of The Man in the High Castle.
Weather keeps it cooler and heavy rain, we'll be done with it tomorrow and start on the new season of Goliath. Or the spiderman spider verse movie.
The end of Jack Ryan was frustrating to me. As in it seemed fake.
Can't discuss it, as i asked for NO SPOILERS when this thread started.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Jack Ryan Season 2 was OK. I had some real issues relative to the time it takes to travel (as in how does the team on the ground in the jungle get to the camp before the truck?).
Roads are on switchbacks, while patrol cuts across.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Either way, as Chris Hardwick said when someone over analyzed one of the TWD shows.
Hey it's a t.v. show, not a documentary
Riight. I try to ignore as much of this stuff as I can, but sometimes they exceed my level of disbelief.
Any time we're watching a movie and something impossible or improbable happens and my wife questions it I just remind her it's a movie.
I'm full of contradictions when it comes to what things I can deal with, and those I can't, when it comes to a suspension of disbelief.
Yeah, me too. Some things I can just chalk-up to the premise and others just annoy the crap out of me. I sometimes laugh at myself that this far-fetched premise that defies our known world was OK until *that* happened.
The way my memory works is that I remember 'last known state', so I'm a continuity guy's worst nightmare.