Not exactly the same, but the only time I’ve seen Cloverfield, my dad was watching it. He fast-forwarded through everything that wasn’t giant monsters. The movie was about 40 minutes long, and I think it’s my preferred cut.
I absolutely love the Sherlock & Co. podcast, the conceit of which is that Watson is a podcaster who records the adventures of Sherlock and releases them as a podcast. He’s apparently always recording everything, at every moment, on a little portable recorder that’s small enough to pass essentially unnoticed in almost any situation–and yet there’s been only one time that I can remember in which this recorder has failed, and it has never run out of battery power, including when the investigation unexpectedly took them to rural southeast India for several days in The Sign of Four.
Not exactly the same, but the only time I’ve seen Cloverfield, my dad was watching it. He fast-forwarded through everything that wasn’t giant monsters. The movie was about 40 minutes long, and I think it’s my preferred cut.
How good was the battery in that camcorder as well?
I absolutely love the Sherlock & Co. podcast, the conceit of which is that Watson is a podcaster who records the adventures of Sherlock and releases them as a podcast. He’s apparently always recording everything, at every moment, on a little portable recorder that’s small enough to pass essentially unnoticed in almost any situation–and yet there’s been only one time that I can remember in which this recorder has failed, and it has never run out of battery power, including when the investigation unexpectedly took them to rural southeast India for several days in The Sign of Four.
I’d be down to try this, but I’m not skipping any scenes with my beloved Lizzy Caplan either. Been had a crush since Mean Girls came out.