Seth and the passage of time.
I'm baccccccccccccccckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk.
Watched "Enemy of the State" which despite lots of thing going boom and stuff, wasn't reasonably bad. The ending was a bit lame and well, quick. I hate when they do that: "oooh look we're running towards 2 hours 30 minutes - quick, tack on any old ending!"
However, my measure of how good a film is how quickly time flies during it. If you don't notice the passage of time, means its good. So therefore the first two hours of the film were good....last half hour dragged a bit. Then again, that may also be explained by the distinct lack of Seth Green in last 30 minutes.
Yes, upon reflection, that explains a lot. It's the scientific discovery of the new millenium: exposure to Seth Green warps the passage of time. Therefore end of universe would occur if we met in real life.
Or at least the end of his clothes....
Watched "Enemy of the State" which despite lots of thing going boom and stuff, wasn't reasonably bad. The ending was a bit lame and well, quick. I hate when they do that: "oooh look we're running towards 2 hours 30 minutes - quick, tack on any old ending!"
However, my measure of how good a film is how quickly time flies during it. If you don't notice the passage of time, means its good. So therefore the first two hours of the film were good....last half hour dragged a bit. Then again, that may also be explained by the distinct lack of Seth Green in last 30 minutes.
Yes, upon reflection, that explains a lot. It's the scientific discovery of the new millenium: exposure to Seth Green warps the passage of time. Therefore end of universe would occur if we met in real life.
Or at least the end of his clothes....