Recent content by cbwjm

I'm in this weird position where I agree, but also it's been 30+ years and haven't it it with Jurassic Park.

"naughty word" "Pig naughty word."

Seems a crazy thing to yell out to the world considering his position. While I think AI could come up with board games, I'm not sure how good they'd be, maybe 1 in 1,000 would be worth playing, might be able to bounce ideas off it though. I do see his point, a lot of games seem to be spin-offs...

I never got around to watching Age of Adaline, but it sounds like it'd be one you'd recommend.

I do love the Indiana Jones movies. Adventure is probably one of my favourite genres: Indiana Jones, the mummy with Brendan Fraser, journey to the centre of the earth, the jumanji movies. All great movies, but Indiana Jones sits at the top, quite likely due to being my introduction to that style...

Monty Python and the Holy Grail had so much great stuff. Their limited budget meant that they ended up with coconuts instead of actual horses (at least this was the story I heard years ago) which made it so much better. The ending was brilliant as well, almost like they couldn't quite figure out...

OOffice Not sure the printer from office space is as menacing as the matrix, but it'll do as a stand in :ROFLMAO:

Another movie I've missed, but it was suggested as a watch by a retro movie youtuber I sometimes watch. I'll add it to my movie list.

And I've backed it.

I sort of wonder if these would have been better as a multiclass archetype.

I'm not sure I've seen either, I'll have to add them to my list.

When I bought a sound bar with subwoofer for my tv, the first thing I did was get to the T-Rex scene, sound right up, and hear that T-Rex roar, it sounded amazing! I would have been 13 or 14 at the time I saw Jurassic Park in theatres and I think you're right, some movies just hit harder in...

I'm reading through Lost Continents by L. Sprague de Camp. A non-fiction book about Atlantis, Mu, Lemuria. I think he also talks about lost continents in what was at the time recent fiction such as the Hyborian age of Conan. He goes over a lot of the crazy pseudoscience and occultist books on...

I really liked 2e, if this is a good balance between 2e and 3e then it should be a great edition.

Exactly there is no formula for determining someone's perfect movie, it's very much personal to the viewer, using whichever criteria they want to use.