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Same movie for me and same impression too. Not sure if the monster's were even necessary. Also it had more of a "run away from the explosion" vibe than a "oh this uboat is about to implode" vibe. But I can confirm it is ok-ish.
Edit: That's crazy. I've looked at your profile since I thought it's a funny coincidence. I've also lived in South Korea for a while and I've also used Pop OS in the past. Really interesting. May I ask what you are doing in Jeju-Do?
My wife and I run a small English school here. It's a nice place, but I do really miss Canada sometimes.
I don't know what Pop OS is though.
Interesting! Hope your school goes well. Pop OS is an operating system. I guess it was just a coincidence you commented there.