What I got out of it was that plant life got diseases that killed them/made them unedible and corn was the only one holding off until the start of the movie. Also in my extremely slim understanding of planetary modification you need to release gases (carbon dioxide, oxygen etc) on a planet to create an atmosphere and it’s way easier to release gases than remove them.

So their plan was to let the earth crops rot away and plant fresh ones where there is no diseases.

Imo it is way better than what OP made it sound to be, held my attention whole way through.

I just watched this! It felt like the director wanted to go real big with it but technology just wasn’t there with effects. It also tried very hard to be a mindfuck movie but also kept spoiling the twists somehow lol. Overall solid 7+ movie.

Damn that was impressive! Shame it’s hard to find places where you can actually use a u-lock because the hoop is so tiny… I have AXA foldable 800 which has been pretty good, long loop so it’s easy to lock around posts and what not.

No it’s not. You graduate when you graduate.

I got my first degree when I was 23, first school I got accepted was marketing and sales and I hated it there, took me 4 years before I got kicked out (I had to go to military between years 3-4, somehow administration didn’t register that and got a whole year of missing classes lol). After that I went to new school and graduated in 2 years and last year I got my second degree in my mid 30s. No one cares about your graduation (except parents probably), just take your time.

It’s getting near impossible to understand what’s going on when reading their news. “DOJ pushing DOGE to ban EPA, GOP says…” The who, what, where?

I need to use multiplication at work every single day, it’s extremely handy to remember them.

Don’t forget The Mummy remake, it was so bad they cancelled the Dark Universe because of it.

““Kurtzman called the experience “brutal” and described The Mummy as “probably the biggest failure” of his life.””