Geek, Dad, Husband, Special Education Teacher, Child of the 70s, Star Wars fan who knows Han Shot First! (No matter what Lucas says).
I actually watched this movie the day before I saw Ballerina and intended to write about it yesterday. But I felt I needed to make a public service announcement that everyone should see Ballerina ASAP so I shelved this one for a day.
Let's start this by making a deal, as always, I promise not to reveal any spoilers during this post. In return, all I ask is that you go see this movie like 6 or 7 times!!!!I'm not kidding. I really need everyone to go and see this movie repeatedly. Rest assured, I will be doing the same. I fear that if we don't, the movie company Lionsgate will not make a sequel. And they MUST make a sequel. I need. No WE ALL need to see a sequel!!!!
If you don't know what Dropout TV is, I take full blame for that. I should have posted about it a long time ago. It's honestly one of the funniest things I've ever seen. There are so many incredibly funny and creative people on the different shows on the streaming service, but I'll have to make up for that later.
For a few years I thought my name was "Dad... in Minecraft". Why the confusion? Well for at least 2 years my son would begin literally every sentence he said to me with "Dad... in Minecraft". And yes he did add the pause every single time. It's almost like the ellipses were in his blood.
For those of you who live outside of Chicago, you may not know who Jerry Reinsdorf is. That is because for the past 20 years (or more), Reinsdorf has done everything in his power to make the teams he owns absolutely insignificant in the world of sports. Want proof? Well he owns The Chicago Whitesox and the Chicago Bulls. When is the last time you thought about either of those teams? I'll wait.
Considering how much I'm hearing about Moon Karts, I'm not sure if I'm allowed to mention "the other Kart" game but I'm going to throw caution to the wind and do just that. As a high school teacher, I am always trying to find ways to get my students interested in the content I am teaching. Hopefully some day Moon Karts will be so wildly popular that I'll be able to use that in my classes. But for now I'm stuck with the one based on a couple of plumbers and their buddies.