Spoilers ahead! And a very, very, very long rant.
Why I DID like Star Trek Into Darkness in spite of agreeing with most of what anarron says above:
Spoilers ahead! And a very, very, very long rant.
Why I DID like Star Trek Into Darkness in spite of agreeing with most of what anarron says above:
This is a reblog of a post I made 1 year ago, but it’s even more relevant now.
Star Trek Into Darkness spoiler - don’t read if you have not seen the movie. I didn’t want to post any spoilers but this little thing bothered me.
tdean replied to your photo: I went to see The Great Gatsby last night. ($33…
it’s been years since i ‘read’ the book (read: skimmed for 11th grade american lit) but i think gatsby made his money from bootlegging. i can’t wait to see the movie though.
It more or less says that, but I wanted to see a little of the gangster side of him.
The latest Iron Man installment continues an argument begun in last summer’s The Avengers about two very different kinds of American exceptionalism.An interesting analysis.
Maybe a great analysis?!
Good episode, lots of intrigue and politics with some thrilling scenes too. That ice wall ascent was wild, but the end was a little too hopeful. I think that boy torturing Theon and King Joffrey need to get together and trade techniques. Arya has something dark in her? Cool.
A lot of interesting character development. I enjoyed it, even without a big action scene. Well, except the flaming sword battle, that was cool. the babies in the jars was super creepy, but the little girl was adorable and really made me feel for her. I’m looking forward to see how Robb’s new battle plan works out. Oh, and I’m sure the new marriage plans are going to work out fine.