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Watched Rocky (1976) tonight with my girlfriend. We plan to watch the rest of the Rocky films this week, and work our way through the Rambo films as well.
What are we watching now?
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Watching some old flicks...
The Abyss
The Fly , the one from the 80's (the telepod works, just don't get into it with a fly...)
and now, The Dead Zone
The Abyss
The Fly , the one from the 80's (the telepod works, just don't get into it with a fly...)
and now, The Dead Zone
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Youtube, tiny home stuff.
hmmm...
One as a music space
One as a shop
One to live in.
I think the wife and I could make this work?
Man, I have always thought it would be great to have a modular setup for
healthy relationships. A shared kitchen/dining/bathing space, and then
separate he and she spaces.... or he and he.... or they and them.... or whatever
the kids are calling people these days.
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A miniature compound.Man, I have always thought it would be great to have a modular setup for
healthy relationships. A shared kitchen/dining/bathing space, and then
separate he and she spaces.... or he and he.... or they and them.... or whatever
the kids are calling people these days.
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To Live and Die in LA for the millionth time. Man, William L Peterson was the best in that and Manhunter. Everything about the film is great. This is one of those Friedkin got right.
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Caught "Late Night With The Devil" the other night. It could have been a lot better. I did think the aesthetics were awesome and the main actor David (something I can't remember) was great. The dialog was a little too "get someone who wasn't alive in the 70s to pretend like they know dialog from that decade". The male medium and the skeptic were pretty much terrible actors and their dialog made that even worse. The ending was great and the idea itself was great. So kind of a half victory; half-fail.
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I believe so. Overall I enjoyed it but a lot of the dialog and acting had a very "we're watching a local play" vibe
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The Fly is soooooo damn gross in the best of ways! Killer flick.
So new season of Them dropped on Amazon. First season I had kind of forgot about as it's been a few years. But it was excellent. It's not a continuing story. It's a new story in a new era guided by the creator.
This season is about a black female detective in the early 90's out in LA. With all the obvious elevated tensions given the climate at the time. If they just focused on that; it could be powerful stuff on that alone. But the story itself is her searching for what looks to be a serial killer taking out people in her community and it is CREEPY AS FUCK. This is 1000% what that last Turd Detective season could have been. Props to Jodie Foster aside; this is much better as far as "detective goes to bat for the marginalized and almost kills herself trying to figure out wtf is happening" storylines go.
I am 2 episodes in. I am very excited to see where it goes. The supernatural component always concerns me in anything I watch because it tends to be a "get out jail free because my original idea made no sense" card. But the first season had that same thing and they pulled it off GREAT. Super excited to see where it goes.
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At least the hair looks more black than grandma-red-brown!
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Somebody shoot me if I ever decide to dye my hair to hide my grey.At least the hair looks more black than grandma-red-brown!
Oh wait, I forgot that I’m already balding and shave my head.
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I’m a little more than half way through this and I’m having a hard time picking my jaw up off of the floor. Man, what a class-act! I love how he picked up Dan’s Gibson and, would you know? He sounded just like Robben Ford!
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Mommie Dearest (1981). I love Faye Dunaway, but this was irresponsible to make a real person a child abuser when the kid herself denies the abuse! I love her crazy as shit acting divorced from this, but if you're going to go that far, you had better verify as much as humanly possible that this was the case. I don't doubt Joan Crawford was bad to her kids, but the film should've hewn closer to the book.
I love unhinged performances, and if you just take this completely out of context, just look at her performance as if this were pure fiction, it's great. Diana Scarwid is also very cool in this. I felt like she was working hard.
It looks like shit, like a terrible TV show of the 80s, and the director is equally culpable for going way way way too far.
I love unhinged performances, and if you just take this completely out of context, just look at her performance as if this were pure fiction, it's great. Diana Scarwid is also very cool in this. I felt like she was working hard.
It looks like shit, like a terrible TV show of the 80s, and the director is equally culpable for going way way way too far.
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The show about Yogi Berra on NF. Good stuff.
And how weird was it that David Cone pitched a perfect game, the day that Don Larsen, who threw a perfect game to Yogi back in 56, threw out the ceremonial first pitch to Yogi, on Yogi Berra day? I did not know that!
And how weird was it that David Cone pitched a perfect game, the day that Don Larsen, who threw a perfect game to Yogi back in 56, threw out the ceremonial first pitch to Yogi, on Yogi Berra day? I did not know that!
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Been watching Rocky (seen the first three thus far) and watching First Blood today. Will likely watch Rambo II as well today.
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