How was it good? You didn’t, or at least it’s purpose was that you would not, read the article, which would mean they get no ad money to encourage them to keep giving you free news, and the synopsis was about as long as the original.

Also, I’m sick of bots.

Upvoted because you deserve it.

RE: Asteroid City, me, too! I can hardly wait for Friday.

• The 1960’s Avengers
• Stallone’s Oscar
• Clue
• 1995 Pride and Prejudice
• We’re No Angels (the 1955 film)
• Old MST3K
• The Bride and the Beast on Rifftraxx (“Doesn’t everyone have a basement gorilla?”)
• The Wild Wild West (the TV series, not the film)
• The Columbo series
• Pretty much any made for TV movie, especially in the 1970s (Rehearsal for Murder is one of my favorites)

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Before anyone points out that everyone died at 25 or something like that, the low life expectancy had a lot to do with child and infant mortality. If you made it to adulthood, you had a decent chance of making to to 50 or 60, which isn’t a modern life span, but it’s better than most people realize.

And, as you point out, you spent more of your time living rather than just working. If I had almost twice the time with my loved ones while I was young, that might be a decent tradeoff for losing ten or twenty years later one.

Thanks for the upvote, but more than that, thanks for coming by and supporting the community!