James Cameron only directed three films in the 1990’s.
All three started with the letter T.
Forget Aliens and Avatar, this film is Cameron’s finest Sci-Fi work, done to absolute blockbuster perfection.
Those T-1000 effects (both practical and digital) still blow my mind.
This film is the definitive main ending to the MCU, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Spider-Man: No Way Home and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 act as a three part epilogue to close up any remaining stories but I cannot deny the incredible pressure this film had to deliver on.
There are dozens of characters worth talking about in this film but I’ll try and keep it to a minimum and focus on the mainest of main characters so that…
The fact Gary King manages to get four of his adult friends (who all have jobs, families and wives) in one place at the same time, is easily the most unrealistic thing that happens in the film.
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This episode of the praised British sit-com, to me, is the gold medal standard of British comedy that just so happens to be filled with a lot of heart too.
Carrying on from the previous two episodes, tragedy struck the Trotter family and Raquel made up with her estranged parents, both of these elements benefitting this episode and the story it wants to tell.
The series as a whole seems to have built to this episode, the working class brothers…
