Um excuse me @yarratrams, can you explain why a tram didn't open the doors? I was waiting patiently on the platform as it stopped and I continuously pushed the button. Nothing happened. I tried to communicate with the driver but they ignored me and drove off.
Route 11, Stop 30
I have so many movies and TV shows to catch up on but I keep watching the #bigbashleague. Why am I so engaged in only one sport and give zero fucks about all the rest? ποΏ½οΏ½π
@jakebley Great pieces of tech. Have enormous potential. But if reducing emissions is the core concern, it can be an empty effort if the supply of electricity from the mains is comes fossil fuels. Charging in Australia from from coal! Building a new car also requires a lot of energy.
It's likely Avatar: The Way of Water will rule the box office again this weekend, with no major competition. I'm curious to see how M3GAN performs, after a surprising opening last weekend.
Horror films are notoriously front loaded though π»ποΈ #BoxOffice@boxofficemojo
@jbesw just listened to your episode on the Fiction Writing Made Easy podcast. You delivered your message at the right time for me - I'm currently working with an editor and finding it hard to carve out the time, but you've reinspired me!! Thank you π
It's only just dawned on me that I've been doing a film review challenge all year on Instagram but completely forgot to post on twitter as well. Would people be interested in that?
I challenged myself to watch 52 new films in a year (one new film per week). Yay? Nay? Go away?
... but for genre enthusiasts, it's engaging, surprisingly funny, and full of the brutal blood and gore that pays homage to 80s slasher films, yet carves it's own memorable canvas. (3/3)
Rating: 7/10
#FrayReviews#Halloween#Terrifier2
Terrifier 2 improves on its predecessor in every way - keeping it's low-budget approach, writer / director Damien Leone creates a 2+ hour slasher populated with characters whose depth actually makes us care for their outcomes. (1/3) #FrayReviews#Halloween
Through this, he manages to build a mythology around the villainous 'Art the Clown' who makes Stephen King's Pennywise look like a kids play toy. The film still has it's weak spots and is more 'brash' than unsettling... (2/3) #FrayReviews#Halloween