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Now this I enjoyed a bunch. It feels more in world than Mad Max.

I read a little about the making of these two films and it's very interesting to learn more about the background of the people involved and how these actually got made. The final car flip at the end of this one feels impossible.

I shouldnt rate movies as soon as I leave the theater so maybe I'll feel different on a rewatch but I really enjoyed this.

More jokes and blood than the previous ones. Montage during the credits was great and there is an end credit scene in case you werent sure.

Apparently I've watched this before. I have no recollection of doing so and after watching it, I get it.

The first 20 minutes are pretty great. Then I just kept trying to follow what was happening. I was lost by the end of it.

It definitely was hurt by how much I like Fury Road and Furiosa which is unfair on my part.

This movie was already great but watching it after having kids just feels different.

I don't quite know what my website is. Sometimes I think of it like a shelf. I wish it was closer to a garden.

Realistically, it's more of an attic. I add things to it so that if I ever need them, they're there. But its dark and could do with a good cleaning. There may also be some bugs crawling around.

This was recommended in a podcast and I thought I'd give it a try. I've been slowly getting into band documentaries so why not.

Having never heard them before, for the first few minutes I kept wondering whether this was real or a mockumentary. Some of the stuff that was happening just came out of nowhere and seemed heavily staged to follow a narrative.

They do have some good riffs.

"For those in the IndieWeb community, think about ways that we can make it easier for non-technical people to get involved in the movement." [emphasis added]

This topic has come up a lot fairly recently, both in other blogs and in Homebrew Website Club meetings. Tracy also wrote a brilliant post about this a few months ago.