From what I can gather The Indoor Kids finished up 10 years ago, which is crazy to think about.

And by "finished up" I mean the hosts just stopped doing it because that had other shit to do (like make an Oscar nominated movie). No farewell, it just ends on a regular episode

Did you feel the game went through the events of the film too quickly? I was also a bit shocked that certain set pieces from the movie weren't made playable in the game (like when they escape the T-1000 at the psych hospital)

Also there are parts of the film that could've been made playable but are not? For example you play the part where Sarah attempts to escape from the psychiatric hospital but the game doesn't portray the part where they escape the T-1000. Its kinda baffling

It seems for some reason the developers couldn't get Schwarzenegger's likeness for the game so I imagine that might be a reason why the game is so bereft of scenes from the film

In the space of 3 shortish levels you go from the naked T-800 beating up bikers in the bar to showing up at Miles Dyson's house and infiltrating Cyberdyne. Maybe some extra cutscenes to pad out the flow of the story would've made it feel less jarring

Again not at the theatre but on Disney+

Also look at this thing

I've read the Kickstarter page four times and still have no idea why you would want one. You can pick up a second real smartphone for less from a more reputable brand. Hell, I have a drawer full of old phones that I could use if it comes to it

Also Daniel Craig looking a lot like Mads Mikkelsen in this movie

I liked it more than Glass Onion, and Glenn Close and Josh O'Connor (who I am unfamiliar with) are fantastic in it

The only blemish to this experience was a wannabe comedian who yelled out that the movie sucked to everyone waiting outside, and that I went to see it not with my usual movie going group but with my friend and his housemate who days later discovered was stealing his property and pawning it off

Strangely enough now I have to urge to watch The Way of Water again (which I actually really enjoyed)