Movies! (and television)

[Boingo]

Oh, of course there's a HISHE for it xD
Yeah, that pretty much sums it up. What a strange film.
It was kinda sad in a way, but the weirdness outdid that.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Saw Interstellar.
AWESOME!!!

[Boingo]

I really need to watch that :c

[The Kakama]

You can watch it online.

[Jatsko]

you can watch anything online

Interstellar was so good. Top of my CinemaSins wish list

[Vurn]

yeah interstellar was p great

i heard people say you shouldn't watch Mad Max because it's horrible feminist propaganda so i'm definitely going to watch it now

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Dad then decided, because Transformers 2 got a really bad score on Rotten Tomatoes, he'd torture us by making us watch it.
Bad move. We aborted at 15 mins in.

Good. Cause there is a huge problem in the story, they have to go the the Gulf of Aqaba, the "Daggers Tip". To get the Matrix of Leadership.

The Gulf of Aqaba is Here.

Now, there a point they go through a checkpoint and are ask for their passport. So I believe its the border of between Egypt and Jordan. They say their going to the Gulf of Aqaba, and the Soldier points them to the location.

They arrive in Cairo Egypt. Next to the Pyramid of Giza. Then later in the climax battle, the U.S. Soldiers sent in by military boats and hovercrafts offloading tanks on the shore to fight. A few miles from a "Pyramid" I can see they were implying the ships where at the Gulf of Aqaba, but the surrounding location is dessert, a single Pyramid (Which is in Cairo By the way when Prime stands next to the head of the sphinx.)

So how did all those soldiers happen to walk from the shores in the gulf of Aqaba, through the Egypt Border, across the Red Sea, over the River Niles, Through Cairo to get to the Pyramid of Giza, and just happen to be at the main battle sight in under a hour? And just happen to miss all the that while

[ENIHCAMBUS]

http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1348

^This is place where they retrieved the Matrix. And its no way near the Gulf of Aqaba. :p

[RoentgenDevice]

Just watched "It". Was that really supposed to be scary? And what is the connection between all those happenings, the clown and this weak-ass spider at the end? It looked far too friendly to terrorize a whole town and kill children

[The Kakama]

Watched 'Ex Machina'. Typical cyberpunk, but the ending makes me so contempt.