And get it has way more upvotes than down, just like reddit.
That movie was a breath of fresh ass.
Envy (2004)
Is that the one with poo-pourri?
It says something that Kevin James as president was the least believable part of that movie.
It's the difference between believing the pyramids were built by ancient Egyptian gods, and believing they were built by aliens. It just doesn't fit the swashbuckling source material the other Indiana Jones movies were built on. Same reason time travel didn't work as a plot device. It doesn't fit the genre.
I know almost nothing about the Fast & Furious franchise, for instance, but I'll bet if aliens made an appearance there it would be met with scorn as well, but they have no problem doing physics-defying scenes all the time.
Discount American DaVinci code was fun both times.
I loved it and my favorite shirt in 5th grade was a Glow-In-The-Dark Godzilla shirt.
As someone who grew up on Archie comics, that movie NAILED the casting (except for the Cabots, who weren't really in the film much anyway).
Best live-action anime adaptation of all time.
The first is infinitely re-watchable even with the terrible CGI, but the second one is unwatchable.
George of the Jungle (43%) is still just as fun as it was when I was a kid.
Tookie-tookie!
That's just not true, a modern home can be at 70f or below when its 110f outside. Air comes out at 50-55 even at those outside temps.
This is a good thought but a bad post for YSK
There's a difference between linguistic simplicity and color blindness.
Is picking a server/federation too complicated?
Yes, but because 90% of the fediverse is older tech nerds, good luck getting them to acknowledge it.
Didn't they just fix all of this mess a few weeks ago? Or did that just introduce even more inconsistencies?
Yeah, there was a music channel where I'd hang out all day with people who I never saw again when it abruptly shut down. Sad day.
undefined> The Library of Alexandria had many unique works of cultural and scientific importance. YouTube is full of mundane content, mostly entertainment.
Are you serious? The vast majority of culturally significant artifacts were, at the time of their creation, mundane and/or entertainment.