rewatching Battlestar Galactica (hence not too many films this month!) and just finished the pegasus arc. this is a really hard one to judge. mainly because when bsg is good, it's extremely good. the adama v cain feud and culture clash of both ships is one of the best things the series does. it really captures the psychological and sociological clash under immense pressure. just remarkably well written and full of tension. the setting and direction really brings it all…

well it's been over a month since i watched a fair amount of this and went to bed planning to finish it when i got up and just never did. honestly, it takes a lot for me to just tune out of something The Lord of the Rings related as i find tolkien's whole creation fascinating even when it's at it's worst (i mean, i watched a whole season of that amazon show for some bizarre reason).

this was just…

if this was satire, it would probably be the greatest piece of satire of the past decade. genuinely. it's probably the best portrayal of the post-pandemic technological hellscape i've seen. i don't think i've ever seen something so profoundly stupid that ends up by accident being strangely pertinent and representative. i can't write anything actually coherent on this because it's *insane* so it's unfinished half thoughts bulletpoints sorry:

- ice cube is sat at his desk bombarded with notifications regarding…