Having only watched a couple episodes of Firefly and the movie Serenity, I wouldn’t say “better” but different.
Serenity/Firefly is slightly softer sci-fi, while I’d say The Expanse is fairly hard sci-fi. Expanse, at least in the books, they actually go weeks and months in space between stops and make it a point to tell you; while from what I remember in Serenity they treat going to another planet as going on a couple days road trip.
Just read/watch The Expanse /j
I remember stumbling upon r/nomorals once… I still vividly remember a clip I saw in that sub of a man getting a claw hammer bashed into his skull.
Airports and airlines bring out the absolute worst in people. Just look at how some people act as soon as they leave the plane, or even as soon as it lands.
I enjoyed Utopia, and would have liked to see what else they had in store.
I think I got halfway through the first season of the British version, but not for anything the show did. I just kind of ran out of steam.
Maybe it was a memory thing?
This one was sad to read tbh
I don’t really have an answer to your question, I’m commenting because I do subscribe to that belief.
Humanity has been around for thousands of years, more than plenty of time to figure things out and learn and innovate. If we’ve existed as we are for those thousands of years, then wouldn’t it make sense that we’d have figured out all the possible combinations of words and such? There were millions before, but there are billions now; who’s to say not one of those individuals has come up with an entirely new piece of art that’s never been seen, or a sentence that hasn’t been heard before?
Imo it’s a numbers game. Kinda like the infinite monkeys typing Shakespeare.
Absolutely not. There were one or two moments that made me laugh (notably the very end when Chris Hemsworth gets the burrito smacked out of his hand and some rando off-screen tosses it back to him), and the only other thing I can think of is Leslie Jones feeling like she actually tried and gave a shit. I actually liked her character the best because she wasn’t some dumb eccentric ghost-genius.
I see 2 and 3 as one continuous story. Lord Cutler Beckett is basically the personification of capitalism and industrialism. He spends his time killing or taking over these “free” people who all do whatever they want whenever they want with no masters and no one telling them what to do, and subjugating them under the yoke of the changing new world.
Idk I’m kinda high right now. I like Beckett as a villain, because he represents certain aspects of the human spirit and he is at the end just a dude. He’s not an immortal squid-man and he’s not an undead were-skeleton.
The goddamn spinoff dealing with a rogue supersoldier, and the two leads basically being superhuman already.
I only watched a couple minutes, but that was more than I could handle.
Literally.
The first thing I thought after I finished watching the 4th one, was that it didn’t happen.
As much as I personally love all the over-the-top action, I agree on the first Smith fight in the park. It’s about 3 minutes too long imo.
It’s got motherfuckin I Against I by Mos Def in it.
Imo that’s exactly why the Allen franchise is/was so great. Each movie was something different, with a different director.
There’s a band called TaintStick
Nah, Blade 2 still fucks.
Blade Trinity is just as rough now as it was when it first released.
Bookmarks? I have a decent list, haven’t actually checked any of those links since I first bookmarked them.
Now, browser tabs that I have open on my phone? Probably close to 200.
Why do people try to learn new things? They should just stay home and be dumb useless pieces of shit.
That’s how you sound.
But Amos is my boy. I love Amos Burton.
He is That Guy.