I love it. Anyways, I'm pretty proud of myself. It wasn't as bad as I expected. If you put the ridiculous premise aside, the movie is actually quite delightfully funny. Now forget that and let's get on with it.
Silver City is horrible.
As we pulled around a corner toward the mall, there it was, a looming monstrosity, a huge-scale eyesore among smaller, more urbane personal eyesores. Whoever designed it deserves some kind of award. Its radical, ontological badness is stunning. I mean, if architecture is about designing buildings that evoke strong feelings in their users, then this building is definitely architecture. Like I have a pounding headache.