<![CDATA[Forums - Doom Movies]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/ Fri, 21 Aug 2026 05:07:56 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[The Samurai and the Prisoner]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8968 Sun, 16 Aug 2026 02:44:58 +0000 Drunk Monk]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8968 (06-27-2026, 01:24 PM)Drunk Monk Wrote:
(05-26-2026, 07:27 PM)Drunk Monk Wrote: Kokurojo (the samurai and the prisoner)


This was at Cannes and earned a very limited US theatrical run this week. Only one showing a day in the Cruz, and I doubt it’ll last into next week. 

It's a beautiful film - gorgeous locations and costumes - but not a lot of action. Mostly political intrigue. The few sword fights are unremarkable but it makes some engaging commentary about religion and budo. I guessed who the traitor was using the least-likely paradigm. Not enough sword fights. 

It'll play fine on a streaming platform.]]> (06-27-2026, 01:24 PM)Drunk Monk Wrote:
(05-26-2026, 07:27 PM)Drunk Monk Wrote: Kokurojo (the samurai and the prisoner)


This was at Cannes and earned a very limited US theatrical run this week. Only one showing a day in the Cruz, and I doubt it’ll last into next week. 

It's a beautiful film - gorgeous locations and costumes - but not a lot of action. Mostly political intrigue. The few sword fights are unremarkable but it makes some engaging commentary about religion and budo. I guessed who the traitor was using the least-likely paradigm. Not enough sword fights. 

It'll play fine on a streaming platform.]]> <![CDATA[Toy Story 5]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8953 Wed, 22 Jul 2026 04:52:44 +0000 thatguy]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8953 https://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFo...5#pid82894

It was 94 this afternoon. At least it was a dry heat, not that humidity that accompanied recent heat waves...I decided to duck out of the heat at the AMC Sunnyvale. I needed groceries so I could easily pop into Whole Foods after a flick.

TS5 was starting at 5pm, so I ordered a ticket online. Nearly empty theater, 1/2 off Tuesdays, plus I exercised my get off my lawn discount so it was a whopping $14. I didn't realize that this was the 3D experience, so that also included the spex. 

I caught up on work messages and ignored most of the (not 3D) trailers as they were aimed at pre-teens. The Pixar promo for Gatto caught my eye tho (see https://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFo...o#pid85474). There was a 3D teaser for a new Ice Age installment...meh.

I don't remember much about Toy Story 4, (I took my mom to see that one when we went to Bozeman for my daughter's wedding 7 years ago) but I thought they had wrapped up the character arcs. This one begins focusing on Jessie with her new kid. The toy gang is all here, except for Woody. (The backstory from the previous films is filled in - he's semiretired with Little Bo-peep and the Canadian Evel Kinevel rescuing toys)

Jessie's current kid has a sad because the neighbor twins won't play with her. They spend most of their time with their faces stuck in screens. Her parents get her a Lilypad - a kid-gadget like the other kids have in hopes that she'll find/make friends. That doesn't work out. 

Simultaneously, a shipping crate of high tech Buzz Lightyears washes up on a desert island. The Buzz's revive each other and try to get to Star Command. So the story goes back and forth between Jessie et al, and the Buzz hoard's progress. 

It's amazing that they can make such a good movie for a 5th installment. It was sweet, funny, not as heavy-handed as I thought it was going to be (I knew it was an anti-tech treatise which is ironic coming from a digital production house always at the forefront of tech)

I have to add that I've see a few Real 3D films (Coraline being the last I remember) and in this one, the effect did not detract at all. I forgot I was wearing the glasses. I wouldn't recommend it, but I wouldn't not recommend it. 

I laughed quite a few times. A worthy installment to the franchise. 

Recommended if you want a kid friendly CGI story that isn't infantile. 

--tg]]> https://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFo...5#pid82894

It was 94 this afternoon. At least it was a dry heat, not that humidity that accompanied recent heat waves...I decided to duck out of the heat at the AMC Sunnyvale. I needed groceries so I could easily pop into Whole Foods after a flick.

TS5 was starting at 5pm, so I ordered a ticket online. Nearly empty theater, 1/2 off Tuesdays, plus I exercised my get off my lawn discount so it was a whopping $14. I didn't realize that this was the 3D experience, so that also included the spex. 

I caught up on work messages and ignored most of the (not 3D) trailers as they were aimed at pre-teens. The Pixar promo for Gatto caught my eye tho (see https://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFo...o#pid85474). There was a 3D teaser for a new Ice Age installment...meh.

I don't remember much about Toy Story 4, (I took my mom to see that one when we went to Bozeman for my daughter's wedding 7 years ago) but I thought they had wrapped up the character arcs. This one begins focusing on Jessie with her new kid. The toy gang is all here, except for Woody. (The backstory from the previous films is filled in - he's semiretired with Little Bo-peep and the Canadian Evel Kinevel rescuing toys)

Jessie's current kid has a sad because the neighbor twins won't play with her. They spend most of their time with their faces stuck in screens. Her parents get her a Lilypad - a kid-gadget like the other kids have in hopes that she'll find/make friends. That doesn't work out. 

Simultaneously, a shipping crate of high tech Buzz Lightyears washes up on a desert island. The Buzz's revive each other and try to get to Star Command. So the story goes back and forth between Jessie et al, and the Buzz hoard's progress. 

It's amazing that they can make such a good movie for a 5th installment. It was sweet, funny, not as heavy-handed as I thought it was going to be (I knew it was an anti-tech treatise which is ironic coming from a digital production house always at the forefront of tech)

I have to add that I've see a few Real 3D films (Coraline being the last I remember) and in this one, the effect did not detract at all. I forgot I was wearing the glasses. I wouldn't recommend it, but I wouldn't not recommend it. 

I laughed quite a few times. A worthy installment to the franchise. 

Recommended if you want a kid friendly CGI story that isn't infantile. 

--tg]]> <![CDATA[The Odyssey]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8934 Tue, 14 Jul 2026 01:54:37 +0000 Drunk Monk]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8934 Quote:Hi, 

Unfortunately, the 70mm print we had lined up for tonight is not running correctly in the theater, so we will have to switch to the digital IMAX version of tonight’s feature. 

We’re very sorry for the inconvenience, please let us know if this changes your plans for tonight. ]]> Quote:Hi, 

Unfortunately, the 70mm print we had lined up for tonight is not running correctly in the theater, so we will have to switch to the digital IMAX version of tonight’s feature. 

We’re very sorry for the inconvenience, please let us know if this changes your plans for tonight. ]]> <![CDATA[The Odyssey]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8910 Tue, 07 Jul 2026 20:14:04 +0000 Drunk Monk]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8910 (05-05-2026, 08:37 AM)Greg Wrote: The Odyssey. Trailer 2. Coming July 17, 2026


Trojan Horse Collectible Popcorn Container
A collectible to defy the gods. Your purchase of the Trojan Horse Collectible Container comes with a large popcorn. Available at participating Regal locations while supplies last. Get yours when you see The Odyssey at Regal starting July 17.
[Image: image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdirectus.regmovi...=3840&q=75]
A collectible to defy the gods. Your purchase of the Trojan Horse Collectible Container comes with a large popcorn. Available at participating Regal locations while supplies last. Get yours when you see The Odyssey at Regal starting July 17.]]> (05-05-2026, 08:37 AM)Greg Wrote: The Odyssey. Trailer 2. Coming July 17, 2026


Trojan Horse Collectible Popcorn Container
A collectible to defy the gods. Your purchase of the Trojan Horse Collectible Container comes with a large popcorn. Available at participating Regal locations while supplies last. Get yours when you see The Odyssey at Regal starting July 17.
[Image: image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdirectus.regmovi...=3840&q=75]
A collectible to defy the gods. Your purchase of the Trojan Horse Collectible Container comes with a large popcorn. Available at participating Regal locations while supplies last. Get yours when you see The Odyssey at Regal starting July 17.]]> <![CDATA[Backrooms]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8886 Sat, 13 Jun 2026 04:32:03 +0000 thatguy]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8886 https://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFo...0#pid82970

It was hot, so I figured I'd hide out in an air conditioned theater after work until things cooled a bit. 

This was a mind f*ck a movie. A thriller about inter-dimensional architecture. Chiwetel Ejiofor is a troubled furniture salesman, set in the 80's/90's. He's not unlike Ed Barbara of Furniture USA...in fact, it's set in Santa Clara Valley (though shot in BC) and mentions that the store is off McKee, near 680...Ejiofor talks with his therapist, but isn't making progress and is constantly focused on trying to keep the business going. 

At one point, he discovers a portal to another part of the building. Hilarity ensues. It's very twisted and creepy and tries to have a lot of jump scares. A little Alice Through the Looking Glass, and maybe a little Tideland, but also Castaway as there are so few characters and much of the time is spent wandering around the maze...

You are in a maze of twisty little passages that are all different...you have been eaten by a grue!! There's definitely a video game feel to the movie, like Wolfenstein and other first person shooters.

I found the 80's furniture, decor, and fashion off-putting and it was hard to watch just that for an entire film, but even so, I think it was generally OK. I wanted more explanation than the few hints that were given.

Lightly recommended. No need to see on the big screen. Much of the beginning is being watched on an era-appropriate recording with scanlines. 

--tg]]> https://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFo...0#pid82970

It was hot, so I figured I'd hide out in an air conditioned theater after work until things cooled a bit. 

This was a mind f*ck a movie. A thriller about inter-dimensional architecture. Chiwetel Ejiofor is a troubled furniture salesman, set in the 80's/90's. He's not unlike Ed Barbara of Furniture USA...in fact, it's set in Santa Clara Valley (though shot in BC) and mentions that the store is off McKee, near 680...Ejiofor talks with his therapist, but isn't making progress and is constantly focused on trying to keep the business going. 

At one point, he discovers a portal to another part of the building. Hilarity ensues. It's very twisted and creepy and tries to have a lot of jump scares. A little Alice Through the Looking Glass, and maybe a little Tideland, but also Castaway as there are so few characters and much of the time is spent wandering around the maze...

You are in a maze of twisty little passages that are all different...you have been eaten by a grue!! There's definitely a video game feel to the movie, like Wolfenstein and other first person shooters.

I found the 80's furniture, decor, and fashion off-putting and it was hard to watch just that for an entire film, but even so, I think it was generally OK. I wanted more explanation than the few hints that were given.

Lightly recommended. No need to see on the big screen. Much of the beginning is being watched on an era-appropriate recording with scanlines. 

--tg]]> <![CDATA[The Furious]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8882 Wed, 10 Jun 2026 05:37:14 +0000 Drunk Monk]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8882 (04-30-2026, 02:51 PM)Drunk Monk Wrote:
(03-24-2026, 09:38 AM)Drunk Monk Wrote: The Furious

This one is getting great buzz. It's got a stacked fight team. Looking forward to it.

Fucking AWESOME.
This is next level ultravi.
Not for the faint of heart.
Totally D00M recommended for ultravi lovers (looking at you, Maestro).]]> (04-30-2026, 02:51 PM)Drunk Monk Wrote:
(03-24-2026, 09:38 AM)Drunk Monk Wrote: The Furious

This one is getting great buzz. It's got a stacked fight team. Looking forward to it.

Fucking AWESOME.
This is next level ultravi.
Not for the faint of heart.
Totally D00M recommended for ultravi lovers (looking at you, Maestro).]]> <![CDATA[Masters of the Universe]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8872 Tue, 02 Jun 2026 06:47:30 +0000 Drunk Monk]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8872 (01-22-2026, 10:27 AM)Greg Wrote: Masters of the Universe. By the power of Grey Skull.

This is surprisingly better than expected. Not that much was expected. Come on. It's He-Man. It's a lot like Mando, a roller coaster ride of effects and sword fights, with a lot of Easter eggs that might not make sense to the uninitiated. Rollicking action parsed by humor, some of which lands, some falls flat. But don't think about it. It falls apart as soon as you think about it. Honestly, if you're thinking about a movie based on a Saturday morning Filmation cartoon...

Teela steals the stage from Adam. Skeletor needed to be more whiny and it could've used more Cringer. Morena looks aged from the Sorceress, but carries the role with class. There's a great nod in a gym scene, and Fisto is played out well. The action is the funnest - lots of physics defying superhero fights. The ending is totally predictable, as are the end credit scenes which tease sequel ideas, all of which I am down for. 

Only D00M recommended if you know the franchise and can recognize the Easter eggs.]]> (01-22-2026, 10:27 AM)Greg Wrote: Masters of the Universe. By the power of Grey Skull.

This is surprisingly better than expected. Not that much was expected. Come on. It's He-Man. It's a lot like Mando, a roller coaster ride of effects and sword fights, with a lot of Easter eggs that might not make sense to the uninitiated. Rollicking action parsed by humor, some of which lands, some falls flat. But don't think about it. It falls apart as soon as you think about it. Honestly, if you're thinking about a movie based on a Saturday morning Filmation cartoon...

Teela steals the stage from Adam. Skeletor needed to be more whiny and it could've used more Cringer. Morena looks aged from the Sorceress, but carries the role with class. There's a great nod in a gym scene, and Fisto is played out well. The action is the funnest - lots of physics defying superhero fights. The ending is totally predictable, as are the end credit scenes which tease sequel ideas, all of which I am down for. 

Only D00M recommended if you know the franchise and can recognize the Easter eggs.]]> <![CDATA[Hail Mary (2026)]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8813 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 15:53:46 +0000 Greg]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8813
That was a bit of alright. I read the book. And it was the usual Andy Wier competency porn. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller pare it way down but still keep the heart of a really good hard sci-fi movie. 

Grace is a scientist tasked with flying to Tau-Ceti in the hopes of finding out why this astrophage that is eating our sun is not destroying Tau-Ceti. Gosling does a really good job of playing astronaut grace bumbling towards the answer. There are numerous funny bits. There are numerous really tense action bits. And there are really sad bits. Even knowing a bunch of the twists going in did not lessen the impact of the movie. Sandra Hüller who plays Ezra Stratt as the no fucks to give head of the Hail Mary project does an astounding job.

Will see this again. Did I mention wears a 49er jersey?]]>
That was a bit of alright. I read the book. And it was the usual Andy Wier competency porn. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller pare it way down but still keep the heart of a really good hard sci-fi movie. 

Grace is a scientist tasked with flying to Tau-Ceti in the hopes of finding out why this astrophage that is eating our sun is not destroying Tau-Ceti. Gosling does a really good job of playing astronaut grace bumbling towards the answer. There are numerous funny bits. There are numerous really tense action bits. And there are really sad bits. Even knowing a bunch of the twists going in did not lessen the impact of the movie. Sandra Hüller who plays Ezra Stratt as the no fucks to give head of the Hail Mary project does an astounding job.

Will see this again. Did I mention wears a 49er jersey?]]> <![CDATA[The Bride!]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8803 Mon, 09 Mar 2026 22:55:39 +0000 thatguy]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8803 https://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFo...7#pid80587

Seen at AMC Sunnyvale. From the trailer, I was thinking this was going to be more Bonnie & Clyde, but I think it's a little more Sid & Nancy (from what I can remember of that film). Less action and more outsiders struggling with their identities (bride more than Frank) and their relationship. 

The narrative is a bit scattered. It opens in b/w with a really tight closeup on Jesse Buckley as Mary Shelley explaining that she wrote Frankenstein on a a dare, but didn't get to tell the story she wanted to and is going to do that now (she's a little angry about that), but she's not sure how to do that and decides to possess someone...a party girl (Jesse Buckley) and it switches to color where Buckley becomes possessed and gets to show off her acting chops by switching between American party girl and angry Victorian British Mary Shelly mid-sentence. 

The chemistry between Buckley and Christian Bale is good, but the story tries to be about her coming to terms with her identity while also throwing in a #MeToo movement, Moulin Rouge, and more of this than is needed...(I think it detracts from what directory Maggie Gyllenhaal is trying to say)

[Image: 9hifya.gif]

Jake Gyllenhaal is the singing/dancing star of the era and Frankie constantly goes to the movie theater to watch him dance. 

It could have been better IMHO.

--tg]]> https://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFo...7#pid80587

Seen at AMC Sunnyvale. From the trailer, I was thinking this was going to be more Bonnie & Clyde, but I think it's a little more Sid & Nancy (from what I can remember of that film). Less action and more outsiders struggling with their identities (bride more than Frank) and their relationship. 

The narrative is a bit scattered. It opens in b/w with a really tight closeup on Jesse Buckley as Mary Shelley explaining that she wrote Frankenstein on a a dare, but didn't get to tell the story she wanted to and is going to do that now (she's a little angry about that), but she's not sure how to do that and decides to possess someone...a party girl (Jesse Buckley) and it switches to color where Buckley becomes possessed and gets to show off her acting chops by switching between American party girl and angry Victorian British Mary Shelly mid-sentence. 

The chemistry between Buckley and Christian Bale is good, but the story tries to be about her coming to terms with her identity while also throwing in a #MeToo movement, Moulin Rouge, and more of this than is needed...(I think it detracts from what directory Maggie Gyllenhaal is trying to say)

[Image: 9hifya.gif]

Jake Gyllenhaal is the singing/dancing star of the era and Frankie constantly goes to the movie theater to watch him dance. 

It could have been better IMHO.

--tg]]> <![CDATA[The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026)]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8777 Tue, 17 Feb 2026 14:24:51 +0000 Greg]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8777
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]]> <![CDATA[Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8772 Fri, 13 Feb 2026 18:14:19 +0000 thatguy]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8772
It tries to be funny, the monster that appears in the trailer is like a bad, early, genAI dog images/videos with recursive heads in a fractal nightmare. They could have pulled that string harder for great effect...Generally I found it all a little flat.

It almost redeemed itself towards the end with an extra act. I'm not a Michael Peña fan. He always stands out as himself. I find it hard to take him as a character. I think the movie might have been better if they cast all unknowns with Sam Rockwell.

Wait for the small screen...

--tg]]>
It tries to be funny, the monster that appears in the trailer is like a bad, early, genAI dog images/videos with recursive heads in a fractal nightmare. They could have pulled that string harder for great effect...Generally I found it all a little flat.

It almost redeemed itself towards the end with an extra act. I'm not a Michael Peña fan. He always stands out as himself. I find it hard to take him as a character. I think the movie might have been better if they cast all unknowns with Sam Rockwell.

Wait for the small screen...

--tg]]> <![CDATA[28 Years Later: Bone Temple]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8732 Sat, 17 Jan 2026 03:19:09 +0000 thatguy]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8732 I scored free tix for a 4pm show of Bone Temple at Alamo in Valley Fair. I hard to park pretty far away and it took me quite awhile to find the entrance. Apple Maps walking directions were useless. I finally got in 7 min after showtime, but they were still showing previews so I got in. Only 4-5 other people in the theater (it's the big one). Got a cheeseburger and horchata. 

Movie was quite good. A good next chapter. Feinnes was good. There's some awesome, very metal scenes. The gore and vi is hard to watch. 

[quote pid="82283" dateline="1768266365"]
Drunk Monk

[quote pid="82279" dateline="1768255421"]
Gregi kind of want to see Bone Temple now that 28 Days later is out on Netflix.
[/quote]

I've pretty much had enough of fast zombies at this point. Except for Fallout, for that matter.
[/quote]

Regardless of the zombie speed, this is a "smart" zombie movie.

Recommended. (And watching the previous installment is helpful)

--tg]]> I scored free tix for a 4pm show of Bone Temple at Alamo in Valley Fair. I hard to park pretty far away and it took me quite awhile to find the entrance. Apple Maps walking directions were useless. I finally got in 7 min after showtime, but they were still showing previews so I got in. Only 4-5 other people in the theater (it's the big one). Got a cheeseburger and horchata. 

Movie was quite good. A good next chapter. Feinnes was good. There's some awesome, very metal scenes. The gore and vi is hard to watch. 

[quote pid="82283" dateline="1768266365"]
Drunk Monk

[quote pid="82279" dateline="1768255421"]
Gregi kind of want to see Bone Temple now that 28 Days later is out on Netflix.
[/quote]

I've pretty much had enough of fast zombies at this point. Except for Fallout, for that matter.
[/quote]

Regardless of the zombie speed, this is a "smart" zombie movie.

Recommended. (And watching the previous installment is helpful)

--tg]]> <![CDATA[The Bucket Thread]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8725 Mon, 05 Jan 2026 18:14:43 +0000 thatguy]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8725 "It's all about the bucket"

Someone posted this at work today:

Quote:Who likes popcorn?? On Jan 18th and 19th you can bring your own bucket to a Cinemark movie theater and they'll fill it up with popcorn for $5. (regular or kettle!)
400oz maximum, but that does still seem very generous. They mention you can bring a 5-gal Lowes/Home Depot bucket and they'll fill it up haha.

--tg]]> "It's all about the bucket"

Someone posted this at work today:

Quote:Who likes popcorn?? On Jan 18th and 19th you can bring your own bucket to a Cinemark movie theater and they'll fill it up with popcorn for $5. (regular or kettle!)
400oz maximum, but that does still seem very generous. They mention you can bring a 5-gal Lowes/Home Depot bucket and they'll fill it up haha.

--tg]]> <![CDATA[Christmas movies]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8693 Wed, 17 Dec 2025 23:33:59 +0000 King Bob]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8693 LAST CHRISTMAS (2019)
Paul Feig directed and Emma Thompson was one of the writers. Emilia Clarke stars as a young lady whose life is a mess. She came to England from Croatia with her parents when she was a young girl. Emma Thompson chews the scenery as her mother, who was traumatized by the war. (Not sure why they didn't get a Croatian actress.) She works in a Christmas boutique owned by Michelle Yeoh. Henry Golding is a mysterious man who keeps coming to visit her
This was sort of odd. Amusing but not laugh out loud, and it took a supernatural/magic realist turn, which would be a spoiler so I won't mention. A happy ending but not what you'd expect at the outset.]]> LAST CHRISTMAS (2019)
Paul Feig directed and Emma Thompson was one of the writers. Emilia Clarke stars as a young lady whose life is a mess. She came to England from Croatia with her parents when she was a young girl. Emma Thompson chews the scenery as her mother, who was traumatized by the war. (Not sure why they didn't get a Croatian actress.) She works in a Christmas boutique owned by Michelle Yeoh. Henry Golding is a mysterious man who keeps coming to visit her
This was sort of odd. Amusing but not laugh out loud, and it took a supernatural/magic realist turn, which would be a spoiler so I won't mention. A happy ending but not what you'd expect at the outset.]]> <![CDATA[Everything you ever wanted to know about Planet of the Apes]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8678 Mon, 08 Dec 2025 22:46:53 +0000 thatguy]]> http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=8678 Quote:I hate every ape I see.
From chimpan-a to chimpan-z
https://lifehacker.com/entertainment/pla...fographics

--tg
]]> Quote:I hate every ape I see.
From chimpan-a to chimpan-z
https://lifehacker.com/entertainment/pla...fographics

--tg
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