Best I can think of is train from Penn to Trenton station and then Uber to Ewing. Doing that back and forth would probably cost like 3-4 hours and $70 a day and that's not even including how the time and money from your house to Penn station.

Not to be weird but also delicious.

Such a condensed bi-level house lol.

Saving this comment to come back to this in case it does.

That's what I was thinking. I assumed that it was but only saw some police lights up near that bridge in your photo. Didn't look like anything was obstructing the road.

My commute home has me get off on the exit onto 295 South. There was so much traffic and of course after my exit (where you snapped that pic) is where I noticed the roads were clear and no traffic. Just my luck lol.

Took a girl on a date to theAmerican Museum of Natural History once. It was really nice! Also quickly found out she was way smarter than me.

On 33 or Whitehorse?

Tried the one on 33 and it was so overpriced.

lol I just checked his profile and he seems to be a huge super hero movie fan. seems I offended him.

idk man, haven't been a sophomore since college

one thing I liked (sort of) was the twist in the middle of the film. when they imprisoned The Rock, I thought that the film was ending with more holes than swiss cheese but then there was more. but other than that, I thought the effects and fight scenes were pretty good. everything else for sure fell flatter than a pancake.

i think it's been felt for a few years now lol. but it's such a big genre in the industry that is easily quantity over quality, now more than ever.

my brother in christ, please just read.

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yeah, I describe it as entertaining and nothing really more. I used to love the subtle comedy in early 2010's superhero movies but boy oh boy is it the epitome of overdone now. Thor: Love and Thunder is probably the prime example for this.

really? none of the x-men movies or other marvel movies prior to infinity war/end game do it for you?

following source material is one thing. (so far, The Last of Us is nailing it)

but it doesn't mean you have to execute it in such a familiar way. the plot and how they deliver it can be altered to make it more unique. even the VFX showing off Dr. Fate's powers could be executed in a way to better differentiate it from Dr. Strange.

I do find myself struggling to play catchup with all the movies they pump out now. But people will still pay to watch them...it's me, I'm people.

Not an opinion, I was asking a question. I didn't say every new super hero movie was like this. I was asking if people watch new super hero movies and sort of fit it in a "super hero movie rubric".

is everything okay at home?

To me, Endgame was probably peak Marvel...maybe peak super hero movies lol.

Spiderman: No Way Home and Shang-Chi are probably the ones most worth seeing after that.

bro i'm just asking a question about movies...in a subreddit called r/movies

Sound bar is 8-10 lbs I'd say. I'd be drilling to the brick, not stud.

That's the mantle. I'm not sure if it's solid wood all the way through, the outside texture doesn't feel like totally natural wood. I was thinking of installing reinforcement on that but was wondering it that'd be over-engineering lol.

I figured drilling into brick or similar material required anchors so I was going to use them anyway. Good to hear.