The title of the post makes me want to start it off by saying "when we last saw our heroes...", but I'll spare you the nonsense. So what have I been up to? Well, the truth is far less than anyone could ever imagine.
When talking about it, I'm not that good at describing my felling other than to say it was depressing. That being said, I'll give the extremely short add version of the story: I've been unemployed for the past three months, but I recently managed to land a nice job that'll pay the bills and leave some left over, so it appears I'm actually gonna make it.
The biggest thing I can say without talking about the job situation (or the lack of one) is that I was given an opportunity to go see Interstellar for free, and well I kinda liked it. I found that rather surprising considering I still can't stand Matthew McConaughey's acting (if you can call it that). The short review is that it's worth watching, and worth paying to see it in the theatre. The 'science' is hokey all get out, but has it's good moments along with being a very well paced movie with excellent story arcs and special effects. It tries more than a little too hard to be the new 2001 (and as a given has plenty scenes and ideas lifted directly from it), but still manages to be good film. Just be prepared to to spend a full 3 hours sitting in those dang uncomfortable theatre chairs.
As for other news, well, I'll endeavor to simply get back into a regular schedule of posting again, we'll see where it goes from there, but good to see you again, internet.
When talking about it, I'm not that good at describing my felling other than to say it was depressing. That being said, I'll give the extremely short add version of the story: I've been unemployed for the past three months, but I recently managed to land a nice job that'll pay the bills and leave some left over, so it appears I'm actually gonna make it.
The biggest thing I can say without talking about the job situation (or the lack of one) is that I was given an opportunity to go see Interstellar for free, and well I kinda liked it. I found that rather surprising considering I still can't stand Matthew McConaughey's acting (if you can call it that). The short review is that it's worth watching, and worth paying to see it in the theatre. The 'science' is hokey all get out, but has it's good moments along with being a very well paced movie with excellent story arcs and special effects. It tries more than a little too hard to be the new 2001 (and as a given has plenty scenes and ideas lifted directly from it), but still manages to be good film. Just be prepared to to spend a full 3 hours sitting in those dang uncomfortable theatre chairs.
As for other news, well, I'll endeavor to simply get back into a regular schedule of posting again, we'll see where it goes from there, but good to see you again, internet.
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