It's like trying to end an ant infestation by just spraying your kitchen table.
I think that narration line was also specifically recorded for this trailer, since it's the same audio as when Winona is sitting in the chair (also not part of the movie).
Dude that's totally a scam. I'll do it for only $399.99 but I also need your mother's maiden name and your favorite book for some reason.
For anyone wondering it's because the bowling ball slightly pulls the earth faster toward itself. This amount is too small to possibly measure. But imagine if the bowling ball were the size of another Earth and it's easier to see why it happens.
I watched the original before the sequel just so I could follow the story after hearing so many people recommend the sequel. My thoughts on the original are it has an awesome vibe and cool music, but the story didn't capture me because I didn't know what characters I should be rooting for. Add that to the overall depressive nature of the directing, and it bored me.
The sequel took all of what I thought was cool about the original - that unique vibe and music and art - and put it into a fresh story, with clearer characters that evolve throughout the story, a plot with heaps of important characters that makes you think about something besides only "Is the main character a replicant?" Plenty of small characters that are interesting and essential to the plot, and not throwaways. The original felt like it set up the entire fabric of the sequel, but man does the sequel create a beautiful final product.
Captain Beefheart. I get his performance was part of an act, but if you don't take it all as a joke the music is pretty terrible to listen to. As a joke though it's hilarious.
"Please clap."
How many miles? Would you say, ten million?
Give me a pack of Red Vines and a large popcorn with a blueberry ICEE please.
Everyone online seems to have a fun DnD group. Where should one even start when trying to find a fun DnD group?
CyberPunk 2077 did a similar thing. Seems to be a new pattern. Promise free DLC to drum up support. Charge for the DLC. Wait for things to cool down. Do it again.
This game was the only one that managed to give me motion sickness. I don't know what was up with the graphics, but I felt nauseous after watching my brother play it for a few hours. Maybe it was all the flashing lights, small fonts, repetitive music, and confusing camera angles.