Oh, gosh... LOL 🤣🤣🤣
Dora from Nickelodeon goes to Live Action Movie.
I almost squirted my saliva with laugh when Dora was asking "Can you say delicioso?" 🤣🤣🤣
Note: rated PG 13+ for bullying, mild violences, Dora bring the knife and some mild language.
@HobbitGamer - I checked it out last night and enjoyed it. Lots of tension and dread. Good knife work, those scenes were terrifying. I threw a freshly sharpened Swiss Army knife right into my lower leg when I was a kid and had to pull it out. Knives are scary. I thought Emma Roberts was really good. I fell asleep for a few scenes, and I could never really figure out the storyline with the girl in the present who was en route to the school. Different girl, same demon possibly? Solid 6-7/10.
@ThanosReXXX - Before I forget (again) Pan’s Labyrinth is a masterpiece. If Guillermo is involved, I’ll watch without hesitation. Never fear about replying to me with a “text wall”, I definitely read them, even if I need to brew a pot of coffee and read it in chunks! I appreciate the conversation.
I’ve heard Zoo is good, so maybe I’ll give it a try. My assumption is that nature will take us out someday, either through animal uprising, mega influenza (most likely), or releasing a titan or two from the center of the earth; so I think I would enjoy it.
The first fast moving, rage infected zombie movie I remember was 28 Days Later, and I loved it. When it released, it was an interesting take on the zombie genre. Unfortunately, it became THE way zombies were depicted in the majority of films from ‘02 to present. We’re due for a good, shambling horde movie.
@Octane Yeah, close for being one of the weirdest, possibly grossest comment to come out of the mouth of a human male...
@bimmy-lee Much appreciated. I won't bombard you too much, though. That's only reserved for specific topics, but I felt some clarification was needed here, to get the whole point.
As for Zoo: I think you'll definitely like it then. It has it all: cool cast of characters, interesting premise, even some horror bits, and moving at a nice pace. Second season is still going like a train. I've found that quite a few series either slow down to a crawl, or just lose their point of interest, but this one keeps coming up with interesting twists and turns, although sometimes, the animal thing is getting a bit out of control, but then again: maybe that's just the point, seeing that's what the series is about...
As for it happening in real life: I think that ultimately, short of us drilling all the way to the core and sealing our doom that way, Mother Earth will survive us all. And it still remains to be seen how long the human race will survive regardless of what the Earth does. After all, we've only been here for a relatively short time, especially if you compare us to all living creatures that came before us.
But maybe, in a couple more generations, we'll go into space, and look for another planet to ruin, once we're done bleeding this one dry...
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
@bimmy-lee That's about the score I'd give it. My only annoyance was the disjointed feel between the girl en route, and all the other events. I mean, save for the school logos and the last scene indoors, I felt like two entirely different movies were going on. Emma Roberts definitely filled her role well. I went from feeling bad for her character to...well, not. Not at all.
Zoo is worth a watch, as is Helix. 28 Days Later really felt like there was reasoning behind the fast moving style. Especially with the whole 'burns out the body' caveat around the title. The sequel was.. okay.. kind of samey. I think it's hard to recapture the same things the first one had. It was more Dawn of the Dead than Day of the Dead, if that makes sense. There were rumblings of a 3rd for years, but I don't think it'll happen at this point. Right now I'm almost done going through Van Helsing again, but Netflix doesn't have season 3 and the SyFy app only has the most recent 5 episodes available. Hrm.
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Not sure if anyone is playing stranger things. There's a back to the future Easter egg in the game. Thought it was pretty cool. Its not clear as day. You kind of have to look for it.
@ogo79 - Curious about the inside cover, could you post that as well?
@ThanosReXXX - Yep, I felt like my initial thoughts on the subject could be further clarified as well. Pretty sure Space Force will run the galaxy soon. If anyone else wants a claim to any of it, they better hurry up. It’s probably happening in the next year or two. Merica! I don’t believe the Earth will let us ruin it. She’ll let out a quick puff of influenza Z, and that will be that for us.
@HobbitGamer - Ah, so it wasn’t confusing because I missed a few scenes, it was just confusing. I think the present time story line was the demon/devil in a different host. Can’t be positive though. At any rate, a darn decent horror with brutal knife deaths.
@NintendoByNature - Great Scott, the Stranger Things game has broken the space/time continuum! We’re doomed! Season three is set a year before Back to the Future.
Edit - Same year, always best to google first and make statements later.
@bimmy-lee Well, it certainly wouldn't be unthinkable that nature somehow learns to "cope" with humans.
My dad always says that we're the worst animals on the entire planet, and that it would be better off without us. But, now that I'm already here, I'd rather stay around for a bit longer...
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
@bimmy-lee haha I was actually pleased with the Easter eggs. Rocky AND back to the future?!?!? Hitting all those nostalgic notes for me in one small game
@ThanosReXXX - We’re the worst by virtue of thinking we’re the best. And maybe a few other reasons.
@NintendoByNature - That’s great. The series is just a big nostalgia fest for me. Not exactly sure how old the kids are supposed to be, but they’re close to or just slightly older than me, so it’s very pleasing. And a Rocky reference... it just doesn’t get much better than that. Assuming I would catch the reference, otherwise I’d feel like a Kentucky fried idiot, Mick.
@bimmy-lee lol. It's hard to say. I think season 3 they're supposed to be 14-15 ish? The Rocky Easter egg was just some little tidbit..nothing crazy. But it's not just out In the open. You have to interact with things in a specific chapter at a location in the game. I got a good chuckle out of both references.
@NintendoByNature - Ah, that makes sense. They’d be a bit older than me then. It is hard to tell their ages, especially since they’re kids. Sometimes my kids look different day to day, as if they somehow age significantly when they sleep. It’s crazy, sometimes they look like they’ve aged months in a matter of a few weeks. I’m sure you’re familiar with this phenomenon.
@ThanosReXXX "My dad always says that we're the worst animals on the entire planet, and that it would be better off without us. But, now that I'm already here, I'd rather stay around for a bit longer... "
We're always happy to help your dad out! Hold still........
Seriously though "worst" animal is kind of hard to define. Even plants are destructive, aggressive, and violent....look at vines and how murderous they are. Some nut trees poison the soil around them to prevent any other trees from growing near them (while some other speices have learned to be immune to the poison, then crowd the nut trees out.)
Remember in the 90's when deforestation was causing the spotted owl to go extinct? (you might not, it was a US specific "crisis".) So they lobbied and petitioned and stopped evil humans from deforesting to save the poor spotted owl from evil humans. Then the spotted owl continued dwindling in number. Turns out human deforesting wasn't the problem at all. Wood owls were multiplying....they're predators...they were eating the spotted owls to extinction. Technically humans should have been hunting and eating wood owls to fix the spotted owl problem.
So I think Earth Life in general is pretty evil and destructive. "Nature" is nasty. It thrives on destruction, human, plant or animal. It's not just that humans suck. It's that this planet sucks.
@Anti-Matter tere's a seller on amazon sells a cartridge with 369 games in one .And another sellers sells a nintendo DS cartridge with 208 games both of these cartridges have a lot of Pokemon games on them .You should keep an eye on them might find a seller that delivers them to you. How are things today or night time of morning there is it.
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