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I like it when they fall in the lava! It's also really good when they don't. Their reactions are fun to watch and the host, Rutledge, does a great job interacting but more casually, like a dad watching their children play. I read that the lava is made with cornstarch and xanthin gum, which I would not want to be submersed in. But given the chance I would love to run the course just to see if it's as tough as it looks. Good episode, quite a few moments of scream-at-the-tv action, especially when they almost fall in.

Edit: after learning about a real incident involving a terrorist attack in Russia that's is the EXACT scene as depicted in the opening scene it is incredible that this tragedy has been exploited where over 200 people choked on their own tongues and suffocated following the government trying to stop a terrorist attacking by letting 1/5 of the hostages die. And here comes dollar-wood here to exploit it giving no credit to the real survivors or having any sympathy for the families of the victims

Really really bad. I'm tired of these Nolan movies giving people the illusion that they are super intelligent. No one who has ever put together a jigsaw puzzle has said afterwards "look how smart I am". No if anything they congratulate themselves on having patience and then to do something that doesn't make them feel so empty inside. Also I'm not sure how he can get away with making a 200 million dollar movie with only 5 actors in 95% of the movie, the remaining being the "big" action scenes that make James Bond movies look like the most active thing in the world. But anyways if this movie is some kind of benchmark that the world pandemic is some kind of over with then yes, this movie is a master piece. But as far as I'm concerned people are still sick and dying all over the world so it turns out this movie is not smart, it's a lie to the same people that the director is trying to empower. Jeez, I hope no one gets sick because of him.

Yeah the originals are classic and all but especially Bogus Journey has not aged well at all. Here we have a great reunion with a whole new message about togetherness in a time of anything but. Keanu in my eyes can do no wrong and is a great human being, actually someone deserving of being famous. So you have to forgive him if he doesn't meet your expectations of how he should look in the role or if he is capturing the same spirit he had in his early 20's. Clearly everyone involved including a veteran director and the original script writers were interested in making an entertaining thing here. It's meant to be fun, a lot of great flashback moments to the first two movies without being lame. A great new villain is introduced that turns out to be an awesome character all around. I'll try not to spoil anything here because this is a great movie to go into Kline. Also if you thought the movie was going to be too much about the daughters you will be surprised because it actually has a really nice balance. Just overall the movie is a lot of fun, it's much easier to watch than the originals because the pacing is a lot more in tune with how people think nowadays. Anyway I think you should watch with an open mind and an open heart, because the message is about bringing everyone together instead of just needlessly trashing on things we have an opinion about. Perfect movie for any time of day.