There's a middle-aged man talking and crying to himself in front of me in the computer lab...
No, really. Rocking back and forth and everything.
I both pity and fear him. It is a strange dichotomy that will make me wait an additional 5 minutes before signing off and heading into the underground parking garage to my car.
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Any updates on this? I need to know what happened to the talking/crying dude!
This.
(yay for me! withnail and I quote!)
"Mostly" they come out at night... mostly...
AHHH- firmative.
And I don't get the "Mostly" joke. It's a word in my vernacular, but clearly you are referencing something.
I did. Wasn't a big fan, actually. I like 1 and 3 the best; much creepier. 2 was almost a straight up action movie.
You just pooped on my soul.
Really... then he wiped with mine... so sad right now... ALIENS was the best!! I can watch that movie over and over and never get tired of it.
im not an aliens fan AT ALL. sigourney weaver makes me want to vomit. i cant watch her. predator is fine, but no sigourney!
I'd have to flip a coin between 1 and 2. They're completely different genres. One is sci-fi horror and the other is sci-fi action. I guess at the core of it, there is more to like about Aliens (2), so that would usually get my vote out of the series.
I'll be honest that as ridiculous as a few scenes were in Resurrection, I prefer it to the 3rd movie.
nesguy - they're totally different because of the two radically different directors. Ridley Scott is a master of his craft, and was at the top of his game in the late 70's/early 80's. He's the master of setting, mood, and a living environment. James Cameron also made great movies in the 80's before he picked up the suck with Titanic, but he went big with Aliens and it worked well. And great casting helped that one too. Every character was believable.
And see, while I agree that those are fantastic episodes, I much prefer Chain of Command (parts 1 and 2) and Time's Arrow (1 & 2) over Yesterday's Enterprise. Of course Best of Both Worlds are the best episodes of the show. But with Chain of Command, not only does it pay homage to the classic sci-fi epic 1984, but it goes into the depths of the human psyche, which is what all good sci-fi is about: the limits of mankind.
I actually think upon seeing them multiple times, Insurrection is my favorite of the four TNG movies. They're all good (Except generations) in their own ways. With the exception of the basic flaw of corruption creeping into Starfleet on the human side (Roddenberry would NEVER have approved that, everytime that happened under his watch it was changelings or bluegills) it was really well done, the characters were at their BEST and the special effects were fun.
Nemesis was too much of a wrap-up (cute scenes, but a LOT of sendoff time between the wedding and various events at the end - don't wanna spoil) and First Contact was ... well, very very corny at parts. I.e. - most of data's lines, Patrick Stewart's action sequence in a wifebeater, and a drunken Troi. Nemesis easily had the best battle scene of the TNG movies though, even better than the First Contact assault on the borg ship at Earth.
THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!!!