WE ALL LIVE IN A YELLOW HOBBIT HOLE!
A YELLOW HOBBIT HOLE!
A YELLOW HOBBIT HOLE!
Stupid BoingBoing says “Body is invalid. Be a little more descriptive.” Seriously?
WE ALL LIVE IN A YELLOW HOBBIT HOLE!
A YELLOW HOBBIT HOLE!
A YELLOW HOBBIT HOLE!
Stupid BoingBoing says “Body is invalid. Be a little more descriptive.” Seriously?
The most common complaint I’ve heard about the ending of 2001: A Spade Odyssey was that it was long and confusing, not that it was tacked on or unnecessary. The movie needed some kind of ending, after all.
By contrast, A.I. had already provided a perfectly suitable (if somber) conclusion to David’s story arc by letting him spend the remainder of his days praying to the Blue Fairy until his batteries ran out. The narrator chimed in, the camera slowly panned out, and most of the audience was expecting the ending credits to roll… when out of nowhere comes a fast-forward to a third act set thousands of years in the future.
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