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A description from one of the trailers

T. Ocellus

"The tentacles carry extraordinary strength and are built to climb into and dislodge the eyes of other living organisms.

Once replaced in the eye socket, T. Ocellus takes over the ocular pathways to the brain, overriding the neuro-transmissions throughout the body.

More study needed to gauge inherent intelligence, though T. Ocellus has shown remarkable problem-solving skills at a near-human measure."

I remember this came out around the same time that all of us were moving into the dorms at LSU freshman year. Was one of the first times we all did something together and was the start of all of us in Mcvoy becoming really good friends from then on out. I hadn't laughed so hard at a movie ever up until we saw that. And since then, this movie and the Hangover are the two defining theater experiences where I legit nearly passed out from hilarity.

Definitely felt like the magnum opus of comedy from Apatow's crew, and objectively one of the best comedies ever, especially to all of us just graduating HS. The genre overall was goat status during that 2004-2012ish period IMO

EDIT: Superbad was August 2007, so I definitely misremembered the experience as it was actually Talladega Nights as it released in August 2006. Makes sense, because for that whole month before classes started everybody was saying "SHAKE N' BAKE!" during any social interaction

This looks AWESOME

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Villenueve wants to film Dune Messiah to finish out Dune as a trilogy, but I don't think he necessarily wants to do it immediately after Dune PII (depending on how well part II does, the studios may not allow him to wait around very long though).

More than likely, it's looking like he will do Cleopatra(rumors of using Zendaya?) next, and/or Authur C Clarke's Rendezvous with Rama. Also read where he's the #1 desired director to helm the next Bond movie. Honestly would love to see him do Bond. He could do the franchise justice by decucking Bond and repairing the damage from the woke over the last few years

It will likely be nothing like any of the first three seasons of TD.. because Pizzolatto is not even attached to the series anymore. For that reason I have about a 95% feeling this will be wokebroke before the end of the season

Even if the writers have the skill to emulate NP's style, it would be far-fetched they could pull off anything close to the vibe that S01 and S03 gave us. And if the writers turn out to be more focused on The Message, well then..

Cut meat at WD on Burbank for a few years when I was in school. One of the older guys that cut with me said he was an operator for about 20 years, long enough to get his daughter grown and paid off all his debts, then said frick it and left the refinery to start cuttin’ meat. Said it was the best career move he ever made. He certainly wasn’t the smartest baw but maybe ignorance is bliss.

Not hard to learn. Most red blooded males from the south have skinned deer or fish in their life, so it’s not much different than that. Once you get the feel for how easily a good blade can carve up biology, the only thing left is learning to show some nuance with all of your different cuts

I know my roommate and me ate good while I was cutting there.. eating filets at the best, or only ribeyes at the worst, damn near every day. And I know it feels good as hell in a cold meat market 80% of the year in Louisiana. Can’t beat that honestly, I loved it

This crossed my mind when I was watching it as well. But there's literally no argument because then I thought back to Jon Snow in the BotB. Dude didn't even take a single arrow the entire battle

S4 is definitely quality Westworld again. I was always worried after S02 that it would continue a downward spiral with the whole Woke movement starting to spread shite into entertainment IP's around the time of S03. It's odd, that the woke never got to WW too much, it was just more of Lisa and Jonah not writing to their potential. I think they were pragmatic enough though to see their mistakes and fix them with this season and I'm glad

A lot about this film should give you the idea that it would be great.. up until The Message rears its ugly little head in the trailer, then the awesomeness quickly begins to leave the room. The niece story definitely throws up a Woke flag.

I was hoping TG Maverick would finally be the start of a journey back toward normalcy in movies again, and that the Woke had finally ran its course, but that was just an outlier. I think common sense is in the pipeline at this point, though(hopefully, anyway). Just curious when it will start being a normal, natural occurrence again.

Movie seems very similar to Fargo S4, and both have Chris Rock
I do like Robbie as a brunette

Just released on Paramount+ and the webz today.

Hilarious. Another Judge classic IMO. Kind of felt like some of Idiocracy thrown in the plot as well. Still thinking it over, but has some greats already, especially the 2022 Gender/Woke Studies scene

She takes her clothes off in True blood

Meteor cause of loud boom in South Mississippi

“ NASA believes the meteor was about a foot in diameter with a weight of 90 pounds. Officials said the meteor ran parallel to the Mississippi River at a speed of 55,000 miles per hour. The meteor broke into pieces as it descended into Earth’s atmosphere”

Imogen had a book on quantum mechanics in her tent when he was snuffing around, and the other book I couldn’t tell from the writing, but it looked like possibly Greek so maybe about Kronos/time. So that would at least frame the hole and how it possibly works. It would be interesting to see what quantum interpretation they go with as each one could create vastly different plots(many-worlds, Copenhagen, etc) but perhaps they don’t go that route at all lol.

It definitely reminded me of Dark in a lot of ways so I’m thinking Brolin is from the past due to the picture and his wife’s story of how they met and Imogen is from the future(possibly even an older version of the granddaughter). Where did the daughter disappear to? I don’t think they said when the hole appeared in the first place but surely it wasn’t always there as they would have came upon it sooner working cattle in the present day

I had the exact same kind of concussion in high school during football practice as well. Met full back at the line as LB, and just fell backwards funny as we went down from his momentum and I slammed the back of my head on the ground. I have zero memory of the next two hours of practice and when I came to I didn’t know my name, where I was, or even how to drive home afterwards. Took me nearly a day to remember everything. I asked my friends what I did during the blackout, and they said I took myself out of play and took a knee on sideline, then would walk up to one of my buddies and tell him exactly, “damn man, I am so out of it.” Every ten minutes or so. When he told me that he knew, that I had came up and told him this 8 times already, it was what finally snapped me out of it. I remember what he told me freaked me out so much, I think that is what snapped me out.

It was probably the strangest thing that’s ever happened to me. I do remember I was having a lucid dream during all of this, but zero recollection of physical reality. It’s weird because I can still remember that dream moment for moment as it was a really happy peaceful dream, but zero from those two hours post-concussion. Of course, being the idiot that I am I never went to doctor about it

In fairness, I think this book could easily take up a season of ten hours on HBO if DV or someone else talented enough to do it justice went that route. That’s literally how much there could be to cover from just the first book. Obviously, a three hour movie is gonna have to leave many good things out, and we are even arguing over things being left out in DV’s version, which will end up being about six hours after two movies. I don’t think it should factor in a rating for what is otherwise a great film. It’s just how it is when you only have so film time compared to the book.

Also, a couple of interviews after it released(Jason Momoa I think) mentioned that DV had probably six or seven hours of filmed footage, so we didn’t even get to see 3 or 4 hours of stuff he filmed. Momoa said there was a really awesome scene that didn’t make it that was originally gonna start the film off with a bang, when Duncan first goes to arrakis and he does some kind of high altitude jump from close to orbit to land and immerse himself into the fremen(I think the reasoning was that he couldn’t travel and land traditionally because the harkonnens hadn’t fully left yet) but mostly it was just supposed to be an exhilarating scene to start the movie.

I’m hoping when it’s all said and done that maybe we will get an ultimate directors cut because there’s definitely hours of unseen, finished footage. If anything, DV had such an impact on this universe and how he envisioned things like the ornithopter, shield tech, spacecraft, and the great Houses that anyone that comes after him will likely keep his style in place in building a singular universe. It’s not unlike how the original Star Wars was so impactful even to this day