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Misc Winter Whamby 2020, a New Decade

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NoSnowATL said:
I might have gotten a little too emotional. I’m ok now.


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Everybody does and 9 out of 10 times it's based off of the GFS (not directed at you), it's funny.... GFS shows torch - crickets, GFS shows a fantasy storm - celebration.

Not judging but it is comical
 
Beautiful headed to Squaw Valley

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This historically rare weather pattern has become increasingly prevalent in recent winters. Having its origins rooted in ancient Hebrew texts, the SaTahn pattern features stable, flame-like inverse T-shaped ridging encompassing much of the CONUS. At higher latitudes, the symmetrical lower height anomalies sit snugly underneath the "horn of fire" configuration, burning a hole through the heart of any chance for winter weather in the south.

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Rain Cold said:
This historically rare weather pattern has become increasingly prevalent in recent winters. Having its origins rooted in ancient Hebrew texts, the SaTahn pattern features stable, flame-like inverse T-shaped ridging encompassing much of the CONUS. At higher latitudes, the symmetrical lower height anomalies sit snugly underneath the "horn of fire" configuration, burning a hole through the heart of any chance for winter weather in the south.

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I'm glad I didn't put money into model subscriptions this year. Now I can put it toward CBS all access to watch "Picard". Score.
 
SnowNiner said:
I'm glad I didn't put money into model subscriptions this year. Now I can put it toward CBS all access to watch "Picard". Score.
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I hate having to pay for that. But I'm going to. I can't wait!
 
Rain Cold said:
This historically rare weather pattern has become increasingly prevalent in recent winters. Having its origins rooted in ancient Hebrew texts, the SaTahn pattern features stable, flame-like inverse T-shaped ridging encompassing much of the CONUS. At higher latitudes, the symmetrical lower height anomalies sit snugly underneath the "horn of fire" configuration, burning a hole through the heart of any chance for winter weather in the south.

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Somebody has too much time on their hands
 
Rain Cold said:
How did you like The Rise of Skywalker (without spoilers)? I saw it, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it.
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I liked it a lot. Borderline loved it. I was not a last jedi fan and I'm glad they generally corrected its gotcha elements in ROS. I thought they handled carrie fisher's death well and it had impact in the overall story. It's not wonderful cinema, it's a feel good space opera star wars movie and that's what it felt like. The ending was a little too easy for me but overall I liked the plot elements and I got a bit emotional toward the end. Tied everything up as best they could with the time they had. Good stuff. But I'm a NERD!!!
 
SnowNiner said:
I liked it a lot. Borderline loved it. I was not a last jedi fan and I'm glad they generally corrected its gotcha elements in ROS. I thought they handled carrie fisher's death well and it had impact in the overall story. It's not wonderful cinema, it's a feel good space opera star wars movie and that's what it felt like. The ending was a little too easy for me but overall I liked the plot elements and I got a bit emotional toward the end. Tied everything up as best they could with the time they had. Good stuff. But I'm a NERD!!!
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The funny thing is I enjoyed SW movies and games and TLJ killed the series for me and I refuse to watch the new one. Ready spoilers I think it’s stupid. They should have had Lia step out of the shadows at the last scene, say something about Kylo failing her and pull out a red lightsaber.
 
SnowNiner said:
I liked it a lot. Borderline loved it. I was not a last jedi fan and I'm glad they generally corrected its gotcha elements in ROS. I thought they handled carrie fisher's death well and it had impact in the overall story. It's not wonderful cinema, it's a feel good space opera star wars movie and that's what it felt like. The ending was a little too easy for me but overall I liked the plot elements and I got a bit emotional toward the end. Tied everything up as best they could with the time they had. Good stuff. But I'm a NERD!!!
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I think they did a good job as well. Lots of people complaining about open story lines and lack of character development but I mean who wants a four hour movie? I'll be riding the new ride in a couple weeks sounds like it should be awesome.
 
Rain Cold said:
How did you like The Rise of Skywalker (without spoilers)? I saw it, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it.
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After watching ROS, i've decided I agree that the entire 9 episodes is a story about a bromance between R2-D2 and C3P0 and the shenanigans they get themselves into.
 
Thor said:
I think they did a good job as well. Lots of people complaining about open story lines and lack of character development but I mean who wants a four hour movie? I'll be riding the new ride in a couple weeks sounds like it should be awesome.
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I would have taken a 4 hour movie honestly. It seemed a bit rushed due to trying to fix TLJ elements and wrap up the story lines of the last 9 movies all in one movie. It could have really been 2 movies and may have been better IMO. But I would have been completely fine if they went out like Avengers End Game and just made a really long last installment. Realizing that though I was completely fine with how it ended considering the circumstances.

Lesson I hope learned by Disney, if you're going to plan for a new trilogy....write the whole story, pick 1 director 1 writer, and make that story come to life. Piecemeal, ad hoc, ala carte stories are not the way to do trilogies IMO.
 
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