I don’t know what to say but haha

K9

Victoria Justice

Katharine Hepburn skateboarding, c.1960s, Beverly Hills.

Earth Transmitter by Ninerio

How dare you human

Fuji-city

[OC] Luthr the Strong.

Haley Lu Richardson

MTG once again showing blurred pic of Hunter Biden’s penis on January 10, 2024 in congress.

PHOTOGRAPH

Future pioneers on Titan, moon of Saturn, illustrated by Klaus Bürgle, 1968

Vanessa Kirby

A 150-Foot Iceberg Drifts Past a Canadian Home

Tallinn, Estonia

Amy Adams

AIRPLANE

Not news, Trump wins white, waspy, Boomer Iowa

Testify [3300×5100]

Olivia Munn

Batman B1yond wallpaper

“Escacar” Unicycle Gyroscopic Rocket Car (from the collection of the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles)

The USS Tennessee [2999×2354]

the greatest known source of energy (1977)

We learned one thing …

Remains by Anony Mouse

Above the Law Party Leader

butItDoesRun

Attending the AFI Awards Luncheon | January 2024

Trump patents his ‘Total Jerk Dance’ 🕺

Moon Knight Wall

Leviathan by me, 2024, Blender3D

Dawn in Mexico City

Lesser Lord’s Ship Berendin – Waking Stars by Martechi

AIRPLANE

Sheryl Lee Ralph at 67

Elsa Jean

Skulls (1942×3455)

It took me a long time to appreciate the CIS droid designs. So much thought and effort were put into them. They are iconic. What is your favorite design? Mine is the B2.

STUDEBAKER

Kate Winslet

Funny but true.

It’s rigged I tell you

Laura San Giacomo

PORSCHE

Laugh at You

I’m seeing a pattern in Republican presidential candidates

The Ones Who Live | Final Trailer | Premieres February 25th on AMC and AMC+

My new person

“I.S.S.” Review

I.S.S.: Directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite. With Ariana DeBose, Chris Messina, John Gallagher Jr., Masha Mashkova. Tensions flare in the near future aboard the International Space Station as a conflict breaks out on Earth. Reeling, the U.S. and Russian astronauts receive orders from the ground: take control of the station by any means necessary.

If you ever want to show someone what “foreshadowing” is or are in need of some great examples of “Chekhov’s gun”, then buddy have I great news for you, as I think this movie sets up the most dominoes I’ve ever seen in a film in the first act, then hits all of them down in the third. I’m a huge fan of such things, even when there’s a few that the actors involved might as well be turning to the camera and winking, specifically at the point that the main character finds a science experiment all fouled up and asks “oh why would you do this to each other”. We already know there’s a distinct aurora of paranoia and distrust between the two crews, at least we do if you saw any of the trailers, so maybe it would have been better to go in blind instead of knowing exactly what was coming?

Regardless of how heavy handed they were with the foreshadowing, I absolutely loved the end result of a film that suggested there was an apocalypse happening down below, then proceeded to follow through on that suggestion in an interesting way. The only real negative aspect was their version of zero gravity, which at times felt like they were in a boat that was rocking from side to side and it seemed the characters were swaying when zero-G would likely have them just drifting away. If you can get past the suspected line work though, this is another fine film to add to the “space station in distress” genre.

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