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Did not see that coming

William Munny: "It's a hell of a thing, killing a man. You take away all he's got and all he's ever gonna have. " That quote has always stuck with me. Watched this recently and was riveted all over again. Great movie.

Gives new definition to Cold War. Cold killing will be the death of us as is being seen in Ukraine today. Point and click...BANG!

1 If you're interested check out his posthumous From a Basement on a Hill. He was brilliant but troubled and this album offers insights into both.

I sheet you not, this is an episode of black mirror and of course it ain't a good outcome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Entire_History_of_You

The best , most cringiest scene in election is when Broderick walks in to his house after thinking he was gonna hook up with his wifes best friend and instead he is ambushed by her and his wife. OOf!

This was the main sticking point in the recent writers strike and the solution was to halve the baby. Studios were granted the ability to use AI as a tool but only with human involvement with writers overseeing the script. Also, to your last point, check out some of the user created "trailers"...

See this is the problem right here, feeling bad for Taylor Swift the mega-rich, mega-famous superstar is kind of self delusional on anyone's part. No way her fans are entitled to a refund of any sort just because they fed into her machine. Hopefully a learning lesson on putting stars/heroes on...

Nic Cage makes some odd choices but that's one reason I like him. A bunch of his recent movies have been weird or different but good none the less. Fingers crossed for The Surfer.

I'm currently binging all the Final Destinations as I've never seen any but the first one before. I'm on 5 which is the suspension bridge collapse one and it so far has the best production value. Overall not a fan of the series but I am interested in the new one so I'm pot committed at this point.

One could almost say The Matrix is the Raiders of the Lost Ark of the 90's.

The Matrix was all kinds of awesome when seen in the theatres the first time and it has one of the best closing shots and the perfect end of movie music to add the goosebumps. Can still watch it even though I know the back story of the universe. It sucks the W sibs had no idea how to play the...

This says a lot to me about Bateman's growth in maturity and understanding his place and value on this Ravens team. Good for him and good for the Ravens. "I just know I can play ball and it's like everybody knows that now and I'm not here to prove that to nobody," Bateman said. "I work for the...

I actually forgot about The People vs Larry Flint, as in it's never registered in my mind since I saw it the one time I did back in the 90's.

Princess Mononoke is brilliant! It was my introduction to Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miazaki and what a wonderful journey it was to follow his masterpieces of animation. Rivals(and surpasses, imo) Disney's run in the mid-1900's. Just awesome stuff.