A satisfactory conclusion to this delightful show.
Reminded me of that TOS episode with Kirk and son, didn't like that one either. Also, how old was Jason really supposed to be?! Because that actor was certainly not in his early 20s, I'd say he looked closer to 40.
A brilliant modern take on the tale of Don Quixote, with decent commentary on capitalism.
Poorly edited considering the extremely sensitive subject matter. Scenes are choppy and disjointed without holding your attention too long. I have only regrets and the rage filled child that resides in my traumatised soul, screaming up from the void - "This depressing shit was long as fuck and I wish you'd skipped it!"
I'm Troiker endgame all the way, but really I don't mind the idea of Worf and Troi, they seem like they'd make a decent match. :)
Another beautiful gem! :gem::heart:
In my opinion Data's ultimate decision is the best one, he has both the "human" mother who is representative of his own life goal, as well as his own private knowledge that he is not alone in the universe. TEARS AND SNOT BUBBLES!
Does Data ever train Spot is what I really want to know.
A beautiful story - hefty with the realisation that the history of the Khitomer massacre has come full circle, Worf has his answers and the young people who left the camp will likely never see their families again.
Ba'el had better keep her ears hidden :joy:
Sure, this whole show is a big WTF?! However, and this is big - I know that girl did NOT just stick a motherboard into a case VERTICALLY and UNSCREWED, and then proceed to turn on the power without having attached a single cable?!?! That's the ultimate WTF?!
Ooooh, if Lan didn't calm him, Wei was going to fuck up Master Jin well and proper for insulting his sister. L O L, it would have made for quite an interesting fight.
I absolutely love the short story (it's good psychological drama), and I only just got around to watching this live action version, and ya know, it's not as good as the book but it's still pretty decent.
I've always thought that drunk Mr. Billings is sober Mr. Billings boogeyman, his own monster in the closet. He'd get frustrated with the children crying and suffocate them in alcohol fuelled stupor.
I think he finally has a full mental breakdown at the end when he hallucinates that Dr. Harper is the Boogeyman. I also like to believe that he ends up in a catatonic state, and is put in the same psychiatric hospital where his wife ended up.
It's exactly what it claims to be - War and zombies. If that's what you wanted, then you got it.
No real substance with this one but it's an ok watch to pass the time.
First episode that kept my attention. It's at this point the show really get's started.
A bittersweet, adorable and enjoyable movie.
TEARS!!! part 2
The DRAMA so goooood!
Decent talk, but long effing sigh. Jenna is all of us, she looked (understandably) sad and angry.
HODOR :(
I'm mad about how this show gradually fell apart, the actors and characters don't deserve this colossal mess... yep, "it's the end of an era."
Felt this one in my gut, profanities were exclaimed and tears were shed. Might watch it again.
HAHAHA! Red right hand indeed! That closing scene is perhaps one of the best bits of symbolism I've seen on the show so far, it's a beautiful juxtaposition of the two opposing factions/emotional forces - yin and yang.
What makes this show so consistently good is the fact that it IS so consistently good in every aspect of production. The writing is fantastic, performances are top notch, and the cinematography is artful awesomeness.
SO GOOD! OMG! How have I only just learned of this show?!
Aw, man!!! Season 2 started off with a bang, this show has got me bingeing like there's nothing else to watch. The actors are KILLING it, and that Ferguson!!! Wow! What a cold, manipulative, psycho bitch! Damn! I'm equally amazed and appalled.
A delightful horror classic that is captivating and sad, I quite enjoyed the experience.
So... uhm... excuse me, wait, hello, hi, sooo... but, the key though?!?!!
In absolute agreement with what another poster has said, this is a beautiful movie clearly inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy as well as Renaissance art. A delight to watch.
Oh my, the CUTENESS!!! Great casting.
Good episode, held my attention to the tear filled end.
...to live or die trying.
Marina Sirtis is as beautiful as she is talented but this episode is an exploitative and poorly written, easily forgettable "no, thank you".
A film with layers like an onion.
Ma has foresight, she knows herself and her worth, while the Levee breaks under the pressure.
