This conversation has actually been a pretty similar experience to watching PrimerThis movie.
Peter Gabriel did the soubdtrack
EDIT . And Yes, you are correct, Birdy.
This conversation has actually been a pretty similar experience to watching PrimerThis movie.
Peter Gabriel did the soubdtrack
EDIT . And Yes, you are correct, Birdy.
How's your mental health now?
Kudos for having the ability to do absolutely nothing of consequence for 24 hours.I've tested this, I stayed up over 24 hours watching "Aliens" (1986) just to see if I could do it..."challenge accepted".
I switched my phone off, had snacks and drink with me, a stopwatch, any "toilet breaks" meant pausing the movie and stopwatch too. The stopwatch had to show 24 hours on it before I could say "challenge accomplished".
If my math is right and assuming the original cut, you watched Aliens 10.51 times. Your 24 hour mark (plus or minus a few seconds) would have had Hudson lamenting “This can’t be happening man, this aint happening!” In the APC after the initial Alien skirmish beside the reactor.I've tested this, I stayed up over 24 hours watching "Aliens" (1986) just to see if I could do it..."challenge accepted".
I switched my phone off, had snacks and drink with me, a stopwatch, any "toilet breaks" meant pausing the movie and stopwatch too. The stopwatch had to show 24 hours on it before I could say "challenge accomplished".
There is a load of films I could easily say I'd watch for 24hrs straight.Ready Player One is my choice. Decent action, good music, relatively well done. It’s just a fun film.
Labryinth...1990's 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'. I saw it once more yesterday and with the creations from Jim Henson these type of movies never get old. Same thing goes for 'Labyrinth'