tequila4kapp said:
I'm sorry to report that "Bob Marley: One Love" was only okay. It was great to hear a lot of his music and get some flavor for how the songs came about but the overall story and production wasn't all that IMO.
Interesting that you're a fan of this film genre. Not that there's anything wrong with that.Chapman_is_Gone said:
I normally abhor sequels, but The Bear Necessities 3, which is now playing at Cyberbears.com, is STELLAR. It has all the action of the first two films, but with superior character development. Squirt Reynolds is terrific reprising his role as Dr. Pound, and it's great to see more diversity in the cast with Hung Lo in the role of the inquisitive patient. I hate to sound like a walking advertisement, but I can't recommend this film enough.
It's a shame you don't have a reason to be this condescending towards others.Palestinian Chicken said:
Fallout (Amazon)
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/fallout
Apparently people that have played the video games and are super precious about the lore have some issues with the series. I've never played any of the games.
Coming in fresh not knowing what to expect, it starts a bit slow and a couple of the main characters take a while before their personality develops enough to where you are interested in their storylines. Walton Goggins, as always, steals the show as he does in practically everything he's ever in and he was the bait that kept me going long enough to realize by about episode 3 that the show was worth sticking with.
If you are one of the few independent thinking people in this forum (which I propose should be renamed Vault 33 going forward), I think you'll find that it has a pretty darn good social commentary on our current world. If, however, you are a vault dweller/Biden voter, it might demand more from you than you are capable of giving. But you never know. Maybe this show will be the thing that finally puts you on the path where you stop being so easily propagandized and you start to value individuality and freedom more than you value being happy in your cult.
Palestinian Chicken said:
Fallout (Amazon)
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/fallout
Apparently people that have played the video games and are super precious about the lore have some issues with the series. I've never played any of the games.
Coming in fresh not knowing what to expect, it starts a bit slow and a couple of the main characters take a while before their personality develops enough to where you are interested in their storylines. Walton Goggins, as always, steals the show as he does in practically everything he's ever in and he was the bait that kept me going long enough to realize by about episode 3 that the show was worth sticking with.
If you are one of the few independent thinking people in this forum (which I propose should be renamed Vault 33 going forward), I think you'll find that it has a pretty darn good social commentary on our current world. If, however, you are a vault dweller/Biden voter, it might demand more from you than you are capable of giving. But you never know. Maybe this show will be the thing that finally puts you on the path where you stop being so easily propagandized and you start to value individuality and freedom more than you value being happy in your cult.
Every place on the Internet has Biden voters except maybe Truth Social.Eastern Oregon Bear said:It's a shame you don't have a reason to be this condescending towards others.Palestinian Chicken said:
Fallout (Amazon)
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/fallout
Apparently people that have played the video games and are super precious about the lore have some issues with the series. I've never played any of the games.
Coming in fresh not knowing what to expect, it starts a bit slow and a couple of the main characters take a while before their personality develops enough to where you are interested in their storylines. Walton Goggins, as always, steals the show as he does in practically everything he's ever in and he was the bait that kept me going long enough to realize by about episode 3 that the show was worth sticking with.
If you are one of the few independent thinking people in this forum (which I propose should be renamed Vault 33 going forward), I think you'll find that it has a pretty darn good social commentary on our current world. If, however, you are a vault dweller/Biden voter, it might demand more from you than you are capable of giving. But you never know. Maybe this show will be the thing that finally puts you on the path where you stop being so easily propagandized and you start to value individuality and freedom more than you value being happy in your cult.
tequila4kapp said:
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare was just okay. Could have been better but Guy Ritchie went a little Campy with this, and that detracts from the final product.
bear2034 said:
Maybe this was already mentioned in this thread. Leave the World Behind is a Netflix movie produced by Barrack and Michelle Obama:
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okaydo said:
I recently watched this.
Reagan takes on the KKK in Corona, California.
It was recently restored.
Here is Martin Scorsese on this film.
