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re: Reacher Season 4

Posted by FreddieMac on 8/14/26 at 4:02 pm to
Last season was based on one of the weaker books. this season, first three episodes was good. I am ready for the 4th episode.
LSU is notorious for being slow about retiring numbers. It took like 40 years before Canon got his retired. Both Burrow and Daniel's number but will be retired on LSU's time-line, its just how it works.
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Poor guy had the best QB season in CFB history


Uh, no, no he did not. Burrow had that...
I can think of no quicker way to not get your number retired at LSU than to drag the football program. :lol:
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All of this is fine. You saw a trailer and didn't think the movie looked good so decided not to see it. I do that all the time. That's a nice part of free will.

But imagine feeling that way then spending 3 months trying to convince other people that have actually seen the movie that the movie you didn't see is not good and they shouldn't like it. That would be what an insane person right? "I can decide not to see a movie but you don't get to decide what you like I will convince you it's bad even though I haven't seen it." Because that's what a handful of people on this board have done for months.


Nolan is fake outraged about getting free publicity to go see his movie, i. am. shocked.

The whole point of a trailer is so the consumer can form an opinion to go see it or not go see it. And if you keep releasing information about casting and speculation, then do not be surprise when people form opinions on it. Some people have figured out how to monetize their opinion, good on them.

But this whole, you have prejudged the movie, no I have judged the movie based on the best it has to offer, i.e. the trailer, that Noland put out and I have deemed it lacking.
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Of any critique you could level at this movie, the "look" of it is the absolute least compelling argument. It's pretty universally lauded for its cinematography.

But, like some others, you didn't see the movie.


I have not seen the movie, but I do not need to watch it to know that I am not a fan of the way it looks. Do I think people think Noland is some type of next level genius, sure. Do I think the movie is good based on the trailers and casting? nope. Do I think Nolan is some transformative film maker? hardly. His best movie was the Dark Knight, hands down. But, I do not need to sit through an entire movie to know its probably not going to be very good or something worth my time. Deconstructing Odysseus is probably not worth my time.
I saw the Pochhontas v1 avatar and have not watched a single other one, the entire series is kind of trash.
From every clip I have seen, I am with the amateur file critics. Do not care if it's Nolan, the move looks like crap.
That young lady was frosty landing under thr sign and avoiding the semi at the same time.

re: The Bombing of Pan Am 103

Posted by FreddieMac on 8/3/26 at 1:23 pm to
Saw it last night, it was great. Felt as long as it took to bring that dude to trial.
Neither unless my kids want to go see either. i was never a fan of Dune series after the original book. Its like the author was like wow if I write 12 more books on an LSD trip, then I can buy more LSD.

re: The Hawk - Netflix

Posted by FreddieMac on 7/20/26 at 12:47 pm to
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I watched Tropic Thunder last night and wish we could get that Ben Stiller again.


Difference between someone being edgy trying to make it but now that you are in the click, you do things the click wants to maintain membership.

re: Project Hail Mary on Prime

Posted by FreddieMac on 7/13/26 at 1:37 pm to
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Disagree that he wasn't happy on Earth. He definitely was. Sure, he wasn't married or dating anyone, but he loved teaching kids at his school. And in a rewatch of the movie it seems as if they were ALMOST hinting at some subtle feelings between him and Stratt (and I don't remember that being hinted at at all in the book). But it was also home to literally everything he's ever known.

I go back and forth on whether or not I think he tries to go home. I do think eventually he'd attempt to go home as he'd get tired of life on Erid despite having found one of the things that makes him happy (teaching the Erid kids about science).

I think the cool thing is that I'm good either way. If he decided to stay there forever, that would be cool too.

Excellent, excellent movie.



he has a woman friend in the book and they were not together but hinted at a relationship.
What I find most bizarre about this all these situations is how desperate boomers and that political class are to hold on to what vestiges of power they still have and this is even considered somewhat acceptable in a representative republic. I wish him a speed recovery, but no way this person can discharge his duties as a Senator. The law should be amended to not allow these situations, if a Senator cannot show up to the floor of the Senate to debate and vote, that person should be removed from office. It just crazy and I do not care if there is a Democratic gov't; if that is the issue limit the governor to only pick within the party holding the seat.

re: Young Washington

Posted by FreddieMac on 7/6/26 at 6:58 pm to
Young Washington is incredibly good. So good, I decided to get an Angle Studio subscription today.

This is one of the best historical period pieces I have ever seen. They toned it down a bit in the climatic scene, real history is almost unbelievable. During the climatic battle, he had multiple horses shot out from under him along with all the bullet holes in his coat and hat. Some historians have called it almost supernatural how many times he narrowly escaped death throughout his entire career. I call it Divine Providence.

They have another Revolutionary war drama coming out called Drummer or something, plus a biopic of Reagan.
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Revolutionary America | Feature Film from Hillsdale Studios is far superior to this Tom Hanks one you are watching on Netflix.
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I have 9 documented soldiers in total from both sides. The most prominent was Garland Lane who started in the 6th Continental and was selected to be in Washington’s CIC Guard in 1780. Stormed the last British redoubt under Hamilton at Yorktown and was present at Cornwallis surrender. He was later awarded a land grant at Woffords Station in NE GA in 1792.


Super cool, my 9th maternal grandfather was present for the Battles of Trenton and Princton with with 7th Virginia regiment. He son was later present and at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown and was listed as guarding British prisoners in his Revolutionary War pension application.
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Does anyone still make home made ice cream?


every 4th of July with some bbq or burgers or hotdogs. Just finish a big bowl, time for a nap...

re: Huuuge crowds!!!!

Posted by FreddieMac on 7/4/26 at 4:45 pm to
:lol:

Amazing what people find a "win."