Just finished it. It was silly, but I really enjoyed it.
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Why? Are you?

Circumventing a ban is bannable.



:-):-)
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LOL.

If I was I’m not anymore.

I sprayed all night and it’s time for this fool to go to bed.
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Biggest Little Farm was a pretty cool story.
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we watched "Peppermint" over the weekend.

we enjoyed it. Yeah, it's definitely a hokey story; one that's been done a thousand times, and fairly predictable from the jump, but I really liked the action. I thought Garner pulled it off.

If you like the whole getting revenge / going scorched earth on those who killed my family type movies....check it out.
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Okay, assuming it doesn't get critically panned, this should get my ass in a theater seat.


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heh, its Roland Emmerich so my expectations arent too high. But his movies area usually fun at least.
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I'm in.
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At least he's a couple of steps up from Bay.
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Robot Chicken ruined Michael Bay forever -






But yeah, this Midway remake trailer has me interested. Solid cast, as well.
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Recently I posted a trailer for another Midway movie (it's a few posts down). This looks much better than that.
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Heh, I actually enjoy most of his stuff.

Bad Boys, Armegeddeon, The Island, The Rock. Those were a lot of Fun.
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But Pearl Harbor was an abomination. That sonofabitch should never be able to do a movie about an actual event again as long as he lives.
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I haven't seen it yet, the Beatles movie "Yesterday". I follow Mark Lindsey the singer of Paul Revere and the Raiders. He just wrote this about the movie.

Just got out of the theatre after seeing Yesterday. Wow. [No spoilers in my post, but can’t guarantee what’s in replies.]

1. Kate MacKinnon as the sleazy manager is great
2. Scary movie - he signs with 🔥 Universal 🔥
3. Label meeting is very Spinal Tap-ish, perfect
4. Why didn’t *I* think of using oversized rubber gloves for recording hand claps?
5. Not what I expected, in a good way
6. Lots of laughs and lots of poignancy. Bring a tissue
7. You know it’s a good movie when the audience is singing along with the song running with the credits
8. As we headed towards home, we were relieved to see that there was still a Beatles Channel on Sirius
9. GO

For those who don't know 60's music, here's Paul Revere and the Raiders featuring Mark Lindsey Live on Ed Sullivan, Mark is the singer.


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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, trailer from the new film from Quentin Tarantino with Leonardo and Brad opens July 26th. Paul Revere & the Raiders and Neil Diamond are the music.


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