Special Effects Weren’t Always So Good
So last night I was home right after I had set me post to be published, but I figured that updating it was just unnecessary work when I didn’t really have anything new to add into the mix. Since I wanted to be able to go to sleep and wake up to see the Cowboys this morning (assisted by the extra hour of sleep last night), I held off watching my newest Netflix movie until tonight. Stargate, which came out in 1994, has what I consider to be fairly unimpressive special effects, but I completely realize that I need to give it some slack since the special effects world has come a long, long way in 15 years. I’d heard of but never seen the TV series, so that’s what led me to put it into my queue to begin with. The TV series will probably stay about where they are on my radar right now, which is that I might get to them eventually, but I have higher priorities on things that I want to watch first. My score: 7/10.
Rather than being unbearably loud from a bunch of stuff being moved around on Friday, it was almost completely silent. If that stays the case, then I shouldn’t have any problem staying in my office all week long until it is time for me to pack all of my stuff up to move. My calendar (at this point) is fairly open for the week, so I wouldn’t actually mind needing to work from home in order to concentrate on stuff because when I get bored, the options for entertainment are infinitely more entertaining here.