Whoa! What a fucking head bender of a movie this was. It sucks you in right from the beginning and just gets more intense as it goes a long.

It does leave a lot of questions unanswered but it sure is worth the ride!

  • scytale@piefed.zipEnglish
    13·
    5 days ago

    Lots of great scenes in this movie, but my favorite is Brolin’s WTF when he woke up from his nightmare. So realistic lmao.

    • IWW4@lemmy.zipOP
      10·
      4 days ago

      Everything the Brolin character did was excellent, the first time we see him at home he is sleeping in his Son’s room. The amount of grief that illustrated was great.

    • stray@pawb.social
      5·
      4 days ago

      SPOILERS for the 2025 film Weapons.

      Let’s see if this spoilers tag works.

      e: I think this should work for most people??

      Spoilers

      I think my favorite was looking directly into the face of a man mindlessly murdering his husband, and remembering what nice people they both were.

        • stray@pawb.social
          2·
          4 days ago

          I did. The problem is that different apps seem to work differently, and it’s quite frustrating. If I’ve understood my search correctly, spoilers aren’t supported by Lemmy’s backend.

            • stray@pawb.social
              2·
              4 days ago

              The triple colons don’t work for me, so whenever people use those it just shows the contents directly. Whereas >!spoiler!< shows up as:

              An idea to test:

              !>! Does this work? !<!<

              Firefox Mobile:

              Sync:

              I don’t know what the rules are to make this shit work.

              • ComfortableRaspberry@feddit.org
                3·
                4 days ago

                Interesting! So now I was curious and had to look it up. Here’s the GitHub issue. It seems they can’t agree on a default for inline spoilers (like from your ff screenshot) and now there are a ton of different options with limited support.

                But it also reads like the drop-down spoiler with the ::: is the default for Lemmy in general and the issue with these come from your app/frontend. Here’s also a post on Lemmy about this issue from 2 years ago. Seems things haven’t changed since then :/

                • stray@pawb.social
                  2·
                  4 days ago

                  I made another edit to my original comment attempting to use that syntax, and it actually does work on Sync (although it looks a little weird), but it doesn’t work on Voyager or the mobile site. Curious how it looks on your end and what the problem is with it.

                  e: Now it’s working on all three even though I didn’t change anything. ???

                  • ComfortableRaspberry@feddit.org
                    1·
                    3 days ago

                    Works for me now too.

                    For the ::: syntax it’s also important to mind the line breaks.
                    You have to start with the ::: and the title in a new line, then make another line break and start with the content and end with another line break and the closing :::