Picture this: You're having the most horrible, vivid nightmare possible, made doubly worse by the fact that you don't know it's a nightmare. You wake screaming, dripping with sweat.
Relief floods your body as you realise it was all just a dream. Only something isn't right. You're still in the nightmare - and it gets a whole lot worse.
Again, you wake screaming. Again relief floods you. Only something isn't right ... etc etc
Universal Soldiers is just like this, only boring.
The choice between blinding myself with a table fork and watching this again is a difficult one. I'll have to get back to you on that.
Relief floods your body as you realise it was all just a dream. Only something isn't right. You're still in the nightmare - and it gets a whole lot worse.
Again, you wake screaming. Again relief floods you. Only something isn't right ... etc etc
Universal Soldiers is just like this, only boring.
The choice between blinding myself with a table fork and watching this again is a difficult one. I'll have to get back to you on that.