Otomofan
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Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
I've been pretty miserable all around the last few years, and not just because of movies.
I still enjoy all the old stuff I've always loved, but new movies, music, comic books, etc. just do nothing for me.
TV was good the last few years but even that is in a decline now.
I'm not completely joyless, but the rare moments of happiness I have these days doesn't come from entertainment. It's usually from seeing something amazing in nature or being awed at something incredible that people built.
A few weeks ago, my friends and I were near Tokyo Bay and we watched two tugboats pull an enormous cargo ship out to sea. I'm from Ohio. I never imagined I'd see something like that. I can't even begin to fathom the amount of man hours and engineering that went into pulling something like that off. This thing was over a football field long and several stories high, and there it was, just FLOATING.
I know I can't possibly sound like more of a cliche of an old man, but it's depressing to see everyone walking around with their faces pointed down at their phones when there's so much wonder, natural and man-made alike, right in front of their eyes.
Anyway...sorry for the digression...
Life can be miserable if you don't allow yourself to enjoy things.
I've been pretty miserable all around the last few years, and not just because of movies.
I still enjoy all the old stuff I've always loved, but new movies, music, comic books, etc. just do nothing for me.
TV was good the last few years but even that is in a decline now.
I'm not completely joyless, but the rare moments of happiness I have these days doesn't come from entertainment. It's usually from seeing something amazing in nature or being awed at something incredible that people built.
A few weeks ago, my friends and I were near Tokyo Bay and we watched two tugboats pull an enormous cargo ship out to sea. I'm from Ohio. I never imagined I'd see something like that. I can't even begin to fathom the amount of man hours and engineering that went into pulling something like that off. This thing was over a football field long and several stories high, and there it was, just FLOATING.
I know I can't possibly sound like more of a cliche of an old man, but it's depressing to see everyone walking around with their faces pointed down at their phones when there's so much wonder, natural and man-made alike, right in front of their eyes.
Anyway...sorry for the digression...