#THE OTHER SIDE MOVIE#

Little Cato shows his creation a distress beacon. KVN and Tribore have forgotten Gary by now. Clarence is the last to join, dressed in a Gary suit, which angers Little Cato. Little Cato calls the others for a meeting, to show them something he has been working on in secret. Little Cato mainly uses it to try and encourage himself, but itвЂ™s not working. Little Cato has made a holographic projection of his father, but it can only say what he instructs it to say. She claims H.U.E.вЂ™s plants are what killed Fox and Ash. has married A.V.A., and is growing purple plants for food. KVN lost his arms (having replaced them with a fork and a spatula), and his sanity. Little Cato has made a shrine for Gary, who is believed to be dead. Tribore has gone insane to the point that he is paranoid towards anybody passing through his room. Mooncake has a translator now that allows him to talk, but Little Cato considers the voice it generates too sexy. Little Cato canвЂ™t do anything to help.Д¦0 years pass as the Crimson Light is stuck in the shard. Gary is knocked unconscious, and disappears into the shard before Little CatoвЂ™s eyes. But just when it seems they are safe (with Little Cato telling Gary it was easy), a time shard hits the Crimson Light and cuts the ship in half. He manages to get the Crimson Light out of the cluster and back into open space. Little Cato seizes the controls and tries to avoid the shards. Collision with such a shard could disrupt time on board the ship. The Crimson Light has flown into a field of solid shards of time. detects the ship is on a collision course with a space-time anomaly. Everyone has a good time, but then the party is cut short when A.V.A.

Gary decides to celebrate with music from Kenny Loggins, and soon the whole Team Squad gets dragged into dancing (except for Clarence, who desperately tries to stop it). congratulating themselves on finding the second Dimensional Key. The episode opens with Gary, Little Cato, Mooncake and H.U.E. Summary: Worth a watch.A collision with space time traps half of the Crimson Light in a perilous other dimension. At home, it means constantly jacking the sound up and down. In the theaters, it is probably illegally loud.

#THE OTHER SIDE MOVIE#

The worst part of this movie and many others is that the dialog is too soft and the music is too loud. The most interesting and original idea is that there is a back door to hell and people can get out. Somewhat like Chain Reaction, it is a big chase movie with a small mystery plot to hold the scenes together. Just the story is a little wonky but we can live through that. This is Hollywood quality production for cheap. To the good side, the cinematography was good. Without it, some people will just hit stop and walk away wondering what they wasted the time and blacklist the writer/producer/director. Yeah, it is old-school-routine but it was routine for a reason, and that reason has not gone away: To involve the viewer. After about 30 minutes, you finally have some idea of what the film is about. The story comes together after all the short cuts, slowly. A lot of film time was wasted with too-short cuts. The brain cannot comprehend and remember anything shorter so it is a waste of film. I am not a fan of cuts of less than 2 seconds. Some of them are on screen long enough to actually see. As for the movie, it begins as a manic mess. Normally, I would have expected this would have cost about $200,000 to make. For that budget, this is probably the best movie I have ever seen. I am writing this from the viewpoint that this movie was made for $15,000 not from the perspective that it was made for a Hollywood Blockbuster budget.

The other side