In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
On Nov 20, 2022 at 7:10:06 AM PST, "moviePig" <pwallace@moviepig.com> wrote:
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
Just watched it last night.
On Nov 20, 2022 at 7:10:06 AM PST, "moviePig" <pwallace@moviepig.com> wrote:the rain she didn't notice that was one of Detroit's rotting war zone neighborhoods. And that neither she nor Pennywise were suspicious of this
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
Just watched it last night. I found it hard to believe that even at night in
I also don't like it when monsters are inexplicably able to defy the laws ofphysics, i.e. the acceleration of gravity is a constant. Objects fall at a constant speed and one can't catch up to the other in free fall.
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
On Nov 20, 2022 at 7:10:06 AM PST, "moviePig" <pwallace@moviepig.com> wrote:
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
Just watched it last night. I found it hard to believe that even at night in the rain she didn't notice that was one of Detroit's rotting war zone neighborhoods. And that neither she nor Pennywise were suspicious of this one perfectly maintained house sitting amongst all the wreckage.
I also don't like it when monsters are inexplicably able to defy the laws of physics, i.e. the acceleration of gravity is a constant. Objects fall
at a constant speed and one can't catch up to the other in free fall.
That just continues to amaze me. People that can’t fly throwing themselves off the precipice and catching up with the guy that fell 1st much less managing to rescue them.
In article
<401254725.690660907.235362.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
On Nov 20, 2022 at 7:10:06 AM PST, "moviePig" <pwallace@moviepig.com> wrote:That just continues to amaze me. People that can’t fly throwing themselves >> off the precipice and catching up with the guy that fell 1st much less
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
Just watched it last night. I found it hard to believe that even at night >>> in the rain she didn't notice that was one of Detroit's rotting war zone >>> neighborhoods. And that neither she nor Pennywise were suspicious of this >>> one perfectly maintained house sitting amongst all the wreckage.
I also don't like it when monsters are inexplicably able to defy the laws >>> of physics, i.e. the acceleration of gravity is a constant. Objects fall >>> at a constant speed and one can't catch up to the other in free fall.
managing to rescue them.
If you're high enough, you can use aerodynamics to your advantage, but
that only gives you minimal ability to catch up and is completely inapplicable to this movie, where the fall was about 70 feet, not 7000
feet.
In article
<401254725.690660907.235362.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
On Nov 20, 2022 at 7:10:06 AM PST, "moviePig" <pwallace@moviepig.com> wrote:That just continues to amaze me. People that canât fly throwing themselves
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
Just watched it last night. I found it hard to believe that even at night >>> in the rain she didn't notice that was one of Detroit's rotting war zone >>> neighborhoods. And that neither she nor Pennywise were suspicious of this >>> one perfectly maintained house sitting amongst all the wreckage.
I also don't like it when monsters are inexplicably able to defy the laws >>> of physics, i.e. the acceleration of gravity is a constant. Objects fall >>> at a constant speed and one can't catch up to the other in free fall.
off the precipice and catching up with the guy that fell 1st much less
managing to rescue them.
If you're high enough, you can use aerodynamics to your advantage, but
that only gives you minimal ability to catch up and is completely inapplicable to this movie, where the fall was about 70 feet, not 7000
feet.
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
In article <hrreL.4912$BIx.3899@fx14.iad>,
moviePig <pwallace@moviepig.com> wrote:
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied. BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a
small delight: a conventional horror-thriller done unconventionally
well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
I'm getting the free HBO/Cinemax "Thanksgiving preview" on regular cable
this week, looks like Barbarian is on Wednesday night on HBOSIG at 10:05
p.m. CST, I'll be sure to check it out.
In a dark Detroit rainstorm, a young woman arrives at her AirBNB (on
Barbary Street), only to find it occupied.
BARBARIAN, on HBOMax, is a small delight: a conventional horror-thriller
done unconventionally well. From this fan, it's well recommended.
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