but it also places the movie in the fantasy side of things instead of SF.Since Orson Scott Card has outed himself as a vile homophobic racist, I've lost all interest in anything he might get any royalties from.
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Oh and by the way:Aliens can come to our planet and wreck our stuff (ID4, Aliens Vs. Cowboys, the Men in Blacks and so on), but somehow, despite interstellar travel ability and all that technology, they just can't seem able to beat apes wearing clothes...! How come, I wonder!
)I kinda liked wreckin ralph, bits were good, and a lot of it felt too much like fanservice for middle-aged guys like myself who grew up with these (now) old arcade games in the 80s. Like almost all animated movies it was very formula.
Interesting badguy twist, tho, and some of the humor was good. On the whole, I didn't laugh that much, but there were some good moments. Sarah Silverman was good too, the voice she used for her character reminded me a lot of Kari the Babysitter from The Invincibles. Until the end credits I was convinced both characters shared the same voice, but I was wrong...
Arnold version Total Recall?
I watched the original Terminator on blu-ray, and the transfer is really well done, either the negative was super well preserved or they did a good job restoring it, but the menus haven't had any money at all spent on them.
Movie stands up quite well for its age - it's well scripted and well cast, so it holds its own almost 30 friggin years later! Holy crab... It's been THAT long? Wow.
It only goes down the drain as it progresses. Don't waste any more time on it.
Besides, with no air resistance to speak of, anything in motion will just keep on going in whatever direction it was sent into, meaning a cloud of debris would extremely quickly stop being one.
