It’s a fun time. Jack Quaid is a very strong leading man in this and I’m interested in checking out his other work. It’s a neat premise and I was excited from the trailers. It was somewhat original and fairly thought out like him not eating solid foods.
It’s fine. Some decent action and the slapstick works for the most part. The only thing is that the premise is the ONLY thing the movie had going for it. The dialogue…
Alright Bong you’ve done it again. Classssssic Bong. He knows what he’s doing. Still need to do my homework. Following up Parasite is nearly impossible, but is it a worthy follow up? Yeah it is.
One thing you’ll get from a classic Bong flick is themes. Seeing some criticism that it didn’t lay into some of the themes it sets up, which is a little ridiculous because it hits plenty on the head. I’m seeing themes of identity, colonization, true…
“Waaaaaahhhhhh look at me! I’m British! I do weird shit in the field. I can just slap a guitar and I’m better than everyone. I don’t know music notation but can write symphonies. I can sense my parents but don’t recognize my dad when playing guitar with him” fuck you
Arrest the Wizard. He shouldn’t be within 2 miles of a child. Free Arthur
Might be the greatest piece of media of all time. There’s at least 5 soyjacks per episode and Adam Pally has the perfect face for the best reactions of all time. I find myself asking “what is that face?” after every Adam pally sentence.
Wade Whipple and Knuckles are a perfect combo. Very different dynamics that fit each other like a glove (LAUGH).
Episode 1: worst episode because there’s not a lot of Wade but we get to meet Jack…
