Then find Half Moon Street somehow and thank me later.

“Ok, great training day guys! I saw a lot of hustle out there! Let’s bring it in! C’mon, everyone, bring it in! We all in? Ok, Jihad on three. One... Two...”

I see what you did there.

And all the polyester. Those things look like swass generators.

Also...

Platypus won’t kill you? Read some Patrick O’Brian and you might be a little skeptical of that. They are one of the only venomous mammals alive.

Has any GRRM book been “descriptive nonsense”? If you think so, then why do you care?

I will say it’s not the score itself, but the way it was integrated into the movie that bothered me. (Which may have been more Speilberg than Williams). I felt very manipulated by it. “Oh! The music here is very uptempo and major key! I should feel very happy about what is happening on the screen right now!”

There I would disagree. Jurassic Park was well done.

Loved this but would also like to see a breakdown of movie score fails. The one that sticks out in my mind is John Williams’ scoring of Hook. The ham handed, over bearing, and obvious music single handedly ruined any chance that movie had with me. The fact that it was a mediocre movie in general didn’t help but the…

As a father of two girls, I accept.

I'll hold him while you punch him, if you want.

Have you been to Frinkiac? It will destroy your life.

The turf at Candlestick was so bad it was a selling point for building a new stadium. York must be dreaming of his next new stadium already.

Looks to me like Bucky is coming at him from behind. He probably says something. Stark puts on the glove, waits a beat, then quick turns and grabs the gun with his bare hand then grabs the barrel with the glove. He’s surprised Bucky actually pulls the trigger.

But he has reasons not to trust Stark. And coming from the shady side of MCU, he doesn't have a lot of love for the government either.

Cancel out or make out? They gotta hook up sometime.

In case you need/want to take over.

Just listening to that and I knew that guy’s name was Glenn Zito.