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Right? You'd think, no matter the postapocslyptic scenario, a STRONG buddy system would be in effect, especially for the kids.

It's not a movie that bears too much analysis into its logic.

My wife and i couldn't get past how they walked around without constant line of sight on their children. That's a rule for us in a world that's not a postapocslyptic monster jungle. However we did enjoy the movie quite a bit.

"Quirky" is a word I never imagined being associated with this movie, and another reason I always enjoy reading your reviews.

Con Air and A View To A Kill unfortunately both lack the water element. I would think that fire truck chase scenes are rare enough that after trying a couple search strings on YouTube something would have come up. I'm hesitant to believe only two movies ever have had a fire truck chase, but I do thi...

I'll say that I'm confident in a lack of fire trucks in Lethal Weapon, just that trucks, water, and locale are similar to your description. The only other actual fire truck I found was from Con Air, though there is nothing else remotely like what you suggested in that movie. A View To A Kill ends wi...

Looking at the image again makes me vaguely think of a Lethal Weapon movie. They certainly used trucks and water alot, though again my memory is lousy.

The escape part reminds me of License to Kill, but that was neither a fire truck nor a pier. A View To a Kill had the fire truck, but being my second least favorite 007, I can't recall the outcome of that chase.

A different magic. Or the same that the original trilogy had that turned into the magic of comfort, of nostalgia, of characters you know so well they feel like friends. But the magic I found in Last Jedi was of knowing they could go anywhere...and actually being taken there( something TFA did not do...

I am experiencing eager anticipation.

Orgazmo?