Ryan Reynolds, probably the highest paid actor in Hollywood now, plays
a video game NPC (Non-Playable character) that becomes
self-actualizing. He's pursued by two avatared video game monitors who
think the character is the result of a hacker and they go after it in
the game. The part where he goes into the coffee shop and orders a
different drink and a tank outside the shop trains its gun on him is hilarious. For those with a bad taste left in your mouth from the TV
show "La Brea's" awful special effects, this is a salve.

In article <04f94f2a-e416-4dc7...@googlegroups.com>,
RichA <rande...@gmail.com> wrote:

Ryan Reynolds, probably the highest paid actor in Hollywood now, plays a >video game NPC (Non-Playable character) that becomes self-actualizing.
He's pursued by two avatared video game monitors who think the character
is the result of a hacker and they go after it in the game. The part
where he goes into the coffee shop and orders a different drink and a
tank outside the shop trains its gun on him is hilarious. For those
with a bad taste left in your mouth from the TV show "La Brea's" awful >special effects, this is a salve.

I thought it was pretty good. Reynolds was having fun, the bad guy
was over the top, the female lead was convincing in what was basically
two roles and the male programmer was doing a very good Michael J.
Fox.
--
columbiaclosings.com
What's not in Columbia anymore..

Ryan Reynolds, probably the highest paid actor in Hollywood now, plays a video game NPC (Non-Playable character) that becomes self-actualizing.
He's pursued by two avatared video game monitors who think the character
is the result of a hacker and they go after it in the game. The part
where he goes into the coffee shop and orders a different drink and a
tank outside the shop trains its gun on him is hilarious. For those
with a bad taste left in your mouth from the TV show "La Brea's" awful special effects, this is a salve.

On Mon, 4 Oct 2021 22:09:01 -0700 (PDT), RichA wrote:

Ryan Reynolds, probably the highest paid actor in Hollywood now, plays a video game NPC (Non-Playable character) that becomes self-actualizing.
He's pursued by two avatared video game monitors who think the character
is the result of a hacker and they go after it in the game. The part
where he goes into the coffee shop and orders a different drink and a
tank outside the shop trains its gun on him is hilarious. For those
with a bad taste left in your mouth from the TV show "La Brea's" awful special effects, this is a salve.

I thought Jodie Comer played it best. Make yourself unrecognisable and take the bag of cash.