POLICE SQUAD! IN COLOR!

I actually wasn’t planning on going to see this right away, I felt a little burnt out after seeing 2 movies 4 times in 3 weeks.

But at the last minute I decided to go, and I’m glad I did.

It was a small crowd, but we all pretty much laughed throughout the movie.  It was pretty damn funny

There was a cameo I didn’t expect, the credits listed some non-standard crew, and there was an after credits scene.

I think it held up on it’s own compared to the original movies.

Recommended if you’re a fan of the original TV show/movies/Liam Neeson/Pamela Anderson.

First Steps

What a month.

This was a good movie, though I did like Superman a little bit more.

So many little things made me smile, the chemistry between the cast in particular.

Galactus was done right this time around, and I liked the Silver Surfer character.

And that mid credits scene.  Whoa.

Nice nods to existing FF lore, too, both during the movie and during the… end credits scene.

Recommended.  Two thumbs up.  Go see it!

Superman

Growing up I always saw DC Comics as fun and Marvel Comics as serious.

DC characters seemed to have no problems back then while Marvel’s characters thrived on personal drama (The Parker Luck, for example).

While I love both equally now, when I was a kid I was very much a DC Comics fan, with stories both in comics and on TV where the heroes always won, villains went to jail, and everything was black and white.

James Gunn’s Superman captures that feeling, the feeling of the invincibility of heroes through and through, almost as if the pages of a comic have come to life on screen.

This movie felt more like a comic book than any comic book movie ever has.  And it very much feels like the comics that I read when I was still in single digits, age-wise.

While some reviews call Mr. Terrific the MVP of the movie, my vote goes to Krypto, the goodest boy in the universe.  He stole every scene he was in, and it made me smile every time.

The cast is phenomenal, every character is pretty much a modern version, yet felling very classic in execution.

The plot is so much comic booky that somewhere, Julius Schwartz and Mort Weisinger are smiling.

There was so much I loved about this movie, it’s possibly my favorite Superman film, as much as I love the original 1978 film and Man of Steel.

Highly recommended.  Two thumbs up.  GO SEE IT!

Also, there’s 2 credits scenes.

Deck

I first heard the term ‘cyberdeck’ or ‘deck’ in William Gibson’s “Neuromancer”, back in college.

I always pictured it as something not quite a laptop or a tablet, a fully featured PC in a not so standard design.

The closest thing that I’d ever seen that came close to how I envisioned it was something like the Sony PSP or Nintendo Switch, as far as the form factor.

But now I’ve seen something that totally matches my headcanon as what a cyberdeck is supposed to look like.

Valve Steam Deck OLED review: colour me interested | Stuff

Valve’s Steam Deck, which might get me back into gaming.

We’ll find out soon enough, I suppose.