Finnish weather for the past few weeks and the forecast for the next few:We’ve had a couple nights dip into the 20s, but no precipitation accompanied them.
We have had the same here in Sweden.Finnish weather for the past few weeks and the forecast for the next few:
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If I were the Queen, I would just knight a bunch of fighter pilots or something. Although yeah, I know that totally ruins the premise of the movie and means you wouldn't be able to have a movie with a bunch of old, famous people. Cause yeah, I am sure a lot of people would pay to see that movie.I just heard of an awesome movie pitch.
A dragon appears in modern day England. Dragons can only be killed by actual knights.
A group of knights consisting of the likes of Dame Judi Dench, Dame Hellen Mirren, Sir Patrick Stewart, and Sir Ian Mckellen have to slay the dragon.
Perhaps the “magic” of that dragon’s defense would be tied to the ritual of knighting. The knight in question would have to have actually DONE something to earn the knighthood as opposed to merely being knighted in anticipation of worthy service. This would be a plot point.If I were the Queen, I would just knight a bunch of fighter pilots or something. Although yeah, I know that totally ruins the premise of the movie and means you wouldn't be able to have a movie with a bunch of old, famous people. Cause yeah, I am sure a lot of people would pay to see that movie.
Sure, if we're going to have magic dragons and magic knights, we might as well put restrictions on the magic. But no, I get it. There HAS to be some sort of rules. Otherwise... who would you have to knight on that nuclear submarine to allow the missiles to hurt the dragon? Kind of reminds me of the movie Suckerpunch... would could have been a great movie if the false advertising hadn't made that movie to appear to be one thing and then was actually something else. That was a decent dragon fight scene.Perhaps the “magic” of that dragon’s defense would be tied to the ritual of knighting. The knight in question would have to have actually DONE something to earn the knighthood as opposed to merely being knighted in anticipation of worthy service. This would be a plot point.
So, the newest RAF fighter pilots wouldn’t be able to do a damn thing on their own, but Sir Bob Geldof could organize “DragonAid”, creating a massive concert that was a bardic ritual to aid the country in its anti-dragon campaign.
(At the peak, maybe he performs a duet of “Avalon” with Brian Ferry to rouse the spirit of King Arthur & his crew. Possibly other knightly spirits as well.)
Honestly, I feel like everyone is like that, including well-known comedians. Yeah, we laugh at a lot of their jokes because they are generally funny, but even they have jokes that just don't work, but until they realize no one is laughing, they think the joke is hilarious in their head. So I wouldn't feel too bad.I really wish everyone found me as funny as I find me. In my head I'm freaking hilarious. It seems in the outside world, not so much.
You know, I remember the name and I am almost positive I've seen it.... but I can't remember a single thing about that movie.Only redeeming quality of Reign of Fire was the badass dragon fight scenes.
Christian Bale and Mathew McConaughey fighting dragons in the modern world. The dragons could only eat the ashes of things they burned.You know, I remember the name and I am almost positive I've seen it.... but I can't remember a single thing about that movie.
I can think of a few.*I'm not sure there's any movie that wouldn't be improved by a badass dragon fight scene.