@Avatar3F It's the hangout vibe that is missing imo. I still love 3 immensely but I wish we got to hangout with the Ash or Windtraders more than we did to soak in all the lore like we do in 1 and 2.
Avatar movies are such entertaining visual spectacles and their third acts are out of this world, but man, I also really love the more quiet moments. These movies manage to balance the usual blockbuster flare with genuine heartfelt drama in ways not many blockbusters can.
Every single person should be in favor of this. Your vote would actually count and it would force candidates to actually campaign in every state to run up their margins. When was the last time Idaho saw a presidential candidate?
We lost one of the greats of stage and screen today. And, in my book, a tremendous friend and man. I learned so much from him. I will miss you, Patrick Stewart, all of my days. @mang0ld
this woman was created in a lab to give the maid of honour speech at the wedding of a couple named Jaxson and Brayleigh who met at a college football tailgate party
there’s a case to be made for this as the best entry in the franchise since the original film imo. i have my fair share of fun with all of them (and a particular soft spot for H20), but how “ends” dares to do something truly different with the formula for the first time in over 40 years while still tying itself to the central theme of the series is so bravely subversive, blisteringly smart, and ultimately, blazingly successful as well. “evil doesn't die. it changes shape.”
Reese falls in love with Sarah from a picture of her. Tells her "I always wondered what you were thinking in that moment" and turns out she's mourning his death while carrying their child.
People think this just a dumb action movie and not achingly romantic.