I would! There are some amazing heartfelt movies about old folks and their relationships: Tokyo Story, Make Way for the Future, The Straight Story, About Schmidt, etc.

Brian’s Song. Epic tearjerker. 

Caan was pretty much typecast as a tough guy and Misery showed that he had range.

It’s mainly Kathy’s show to be sure, but favorite movie of his has gotta be Misery.

OK, so this “take an interview from GQ/Vulture/Esquire/etc. and break it out into 4 different Newswire articles” is new right? I mean just about every media puts up an article about another outlet’s original coverage...but I don’t remember this place going back to the same well quite so often.

yeah, it was sooooooooooooo boooooooooooooooooring

I haven’t seen this yet, but I still plan to. (Truthfully I had lost track of it being a series and in the back of my mind I think I thought it was a movie.) Simmons and Spacek are a dream team, and honestly now that I know there are finite episodes (even if they didn’t end it when they wanted) I’m probably more…

This is why each season should tell a story. It’s fine to leave some threads dangling in case you get a second but when the first season is only an introduction and doesn’t finish anything at all, this is what you get. If you are a creator with what you think is a pretty good story, don’t you want to tell that story?

Ah, this is a bummer. Simmons and Spacek were amazing in it, but I can see why some people couldn’t latch onto the show. It was nice seeing an older couple like that on screen that wasn’t there solely to act as a plot point for other characters. That being said, I wasn’t interested in the other characters nearly as…

Trademark and domain squatters are such garbage people. On the other hand, hey, good for them.

Facepalm at calling Berbers “Arab” while you’re writing about cultural sensitivity.

“while the victim is poor and Arab”

“Abdellah’s community of stoic Berbers”

Your review conflates these two communities.

Arabs and Berbers (Amazigh, to use their self-designation) are two different ethnicities.

Still doesn’t get her due.

I actually got a few details wrong. I had the planets orbiting the sun clockwise, but they go counterclockwise. So you are launching in the direction earth is traveling and catching up to Mars which is running away from you. That makes sense because Earth’s orbital velocity is 30 km/s and Mars is only 24 km/sec. So…

Maiden was way more popular than Metallica in my neck of the woods. The fans of either were pretty cool though. Lotta bad teenage moustaches and jean jackets that vaguely smelled like hash.

I don’t remember Journey being much of a factor. Escape was only on our radar because of the Atari game. [Edit: Also it just…

I thought the same so I did a little research. You probably know this, but you don’t fly in a straight line from Earth to Mars. You launch when Earth is a little ahead of Mars, but back, away from the direction of orbit, and sort of hit Mars as it is coming towards you.

yeah, Dear Billy was a hard act to follow, but the big fireworks factory finale was never gonna be able to match the emotional intensity that episode gave to Max’s character. everyone got at least one big beat in the finale which is all I really wanted to see

The politics still seems like they are really stretching. If He3 gives people cheap, clean, energy then they might feel a little sorry for the oil workers and coal miners, but a lot of people are just going to compare them to buggy whip makers. The Speaker threatening Ellen with that seems like a weak play, especially…

I thought imoova had to be a scam, but we decided to try it during COVID and rented a brand new $100,000 28' camper, picking it up in Chicago, driving out through Denver and the southwest (Grand Canyon, etc) and dropping it back off in Denver (rental car home). They included basic insurance coverage and $200 in gas…

The Patriot, obviously