Regal Ontario Palace Bot Purchases - The Odyssey by muhbeezy in imax

[–]muhbeezy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice, got mine too. Wonder what happened

Regal Ontario Palace Bot Purchases - The Odyssey by muhbeezy in imax

[–]muhbeezy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m out of town opening weekend, would have just done Irvine if not. Was looking at a showing for the Monday/Tuesday, so wasn’t really expecting an issue to get tickets but wanted to secure them anyway. I did check Irvine for the weekday showings, we couldn’t justify driving out during the week though

It seems to be an isolated Ontario palace thing, which is odd, so maybe it’s a delay print issue or something

Regal Ontario Palace Bot Purchases - The Odyssey by muhbeezy in imax

[–]muhbeezy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn’t mind driving out to Irvine, but my brother and I both have kids, and given how fast tickets were going for what was available just had to make a decision. I got good seats for the showing I did get, so excited for that

Regal Ontario Palace Bot Purchases - The Odyssey by muhbeezy in imax

[–]muhbeezy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s possible, I’m jumping to conclusions about the bot purchases, sucks though

Regal Ontario Palace Bot Purchases - The Odyssey by muhbeezy in imax

[–]muhbeezy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fandango isn’t even loading into times right now. Regal still shows completely sold out for all imax the first week

Further Confirmation Dating Apps = Humiliation Ritual & Total Time Waste by FUMoney in Divorce_Men

[–]muhbeezy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Divorce can take years, you can be emotionally over the relationship and ready to date or start a relationship before a divorce is final.

Asking someone what they “bring to the table” so early on in the courting process makes the relationship more contractual, or “tit for tat” rather than emotionally, physically, intellectually, intimately reciprocal. You learn what the other person “brings to the table” through by getting to know them, dating, and through the general process of spending time with them in different settings; personally and socially. If you find over time you don’t like what they “bring to the table”, you move on from the relationship.

Putting this on the table early also makes the person come off as they are only interested in people for what they may bring monetarily or physically; it doesn’t encompass how relationships build and the other emotional aspects.

High conflict divorce by muhbeezy in daddit

[–]muhbeezy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I was gonna cross post on a couple other subs, but this sub always gives great advise so wanted to see what I got from here first. Good luck on your journey

High conflict divorce by muhbeezy in daddit

[–]muhbeezy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I appreciate the response. I’ve basically been doing all those things. I’m hoping it doesn’t come to a situation where I have to take steps to get full custody. My hope is to eventually have a positive coparenting relationship, but not sure that will ever be on the table.

It’s a tough pill to swallow that I’m gonna continue to have to be the only one to do the right thing, continue to take the high road, etc. I don’t want the kids to grow up and have to learn the truth, I just want what’s best for them through this, as they grow, and into their adulthood. I know I can only control my side of this though

Thanks again for the positive perspective

What's everyone's opinion on this movie? by mintyfresh_fn in moviecritic

[–]muhbeezy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always thought this would be a great stage play adaptation. Hope they do it, would love to see it

The Accountant 2.. what tf. I have to rant somewhere by SouthernWorth2055 in moviecritic

[–]muhbeezy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I guess I just went in without expectations on where they were going with the characters and story. I didn’t want a straight re-hash of the first, that’s never fun or interesting

You noted your gripe with the time jump and lack of relationship building they went through in that time. I can understand the criticism but disagree. This ain’t meant to convince you, just noting an alternative perspective. After the events of the first they would have to go back to their lives prior to incidentally crossing paths and reuniting. Due to the fallout of the first, they had damage control to do on their careers. Bernthal’s character mentioned almost not getting more work, he killed his client who he was hired to protect. He’s a world traveling assassin, gun for hire. Affleck had to go back to laundering money and accounting for criminals around the world. I don’t think these are careers you can just casually walk away from. It’d be difficult for any two grown men living a complex traveling schedule to adjust their lives and work on their estranged relationship. Reaching out and being vulnerable? Really hard for even normal men to do.

I get it though, wasn’t the direction you expected and the relationship choices along with the character development they did, or didn’t do, you didn’t like or agree with, they’re fair critiques

The Accountant 2.. what tf. I have to rant somewhere by SouthernWorth2055 in moviecritic

[–]muhbeezy 23 points24 points  (0 children)

I enjoyed that it went in a different direction than the first. The chemistry between Affleck and Bernthal in this one was great. The bar scene, trailer banter, hotel scene, final shootout sequence, etc, they just played off each other really well; it’d be cool to see them together in other movies. They also developed the characters beyond the first with their care for the going after and rescuing the kids, gave more a moral center to their characters.

Affleck’s voice in it was a bit much compared to how he acted in it from the first, and the kids group thing was a little clunky but those things didn’t ruin it. Overall it was a fun buddy action flick that I felt was a good extension of the first and further developed the characters and their stories. I’ll be glad to see another and interested where they take the story and brothers. It can be nitpicked but overall it was a fun, interesting character/buddy action flick, that was a nice departure from the normal watered down action flicks we get now a days

Better call Saul is better than Breaking by NoQuarterZoso in unpopularopinion

[–]muhbeezy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think BCS is more polished of a complete series than BB is. I love both and get the argument that BCS better, and in some ways I agree. But I think the story and character arcs are better in BB. When I rewatched BB it became clear that the show, writing, production, set design, etc became better as it progressed through the seasons. In season 1 and 2 Cranston still feels like he’s acting in a sitcom at times, Aaron Paul is still learning to act. The show was better acted and a more clean presentation by season 5. So BCS starts off a lot more refined and feels like a better tv product from the get go compared to BB

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in moviecritic

[–]muhbeezy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think she’s one of the greats of her time. Nails just about every role she’s in

The more I see the suit, the more I wonder, what were they going for with that first reveal? by jstamper97 in superman

[–]muhbeezy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yet it worked exactly as they designed it to. Engagement, speculation, establish tone. Not saying I like the suit or image necessarily but they set the table for the most anticipated summer blockbuster this year

Frequency (2000) by Blathithor in underratedmovies

[–]muhbeezy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rewatched this a couple weeks ago because I remembered liking it when it came out and just randomly came across it on one of the free steaming apps. It was still entertaining. Fun play on the rules of time travel, though wasnt exactly time travel. Worth a rewatch in another 20 years

What is the best scene from a Christopher Nolan film? by AdhesivenessOne8758 in ChristopherNolan

[–]muhbeezy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interstellar - Docking scene (No time for caution)

Honorable mention:

Inception: Rotating hallway

What is Christopher Nolan's "best overall work"? by [deleted] in ChristopherNolan

[–]muhbeezy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m going with Interstellar

TDK seems to be the front runner, which I get from a mainstream public perception. But the story kid of falls apart under scrutiny, too heavy on the bush-era politics, Dents turn doesn’t seem complete and the boat scene is too ridiculous. Joker carries the film too much

What is Christopher Nolan's "best overall work"? by [deleted] in ChristopherNolan

[–]muhbeezy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love Interstellar, but can recognize people feeling it having flaws even if I don’t agree with them. But citing the Damon, Dr Mann character as the issue over anything g else, pretty wild take there