I have yet to see a Guy Ritchie film that I enjoyed as much as Snatch, but if one ever gave me hope, it’s The Gentleman. (I might be biased).
I have yet to see a Guy Ritchie film that I enjoyed as much as Snatch, but if one ever gave me hope, it’s The Gentleman. (I might be biased).
The quality of chicken and waffles is highly dependent on the person making them, so I’d say you are correct in your lack of confidence in KFC and IHOP.
I’ve been sleeping on Eddie Murphy for a while (or perhaps Eddie Murphy has been sleeping on himself for a while), but if he starts going after projects with the amount of energy, charisma and damned-good timing that he used on this hosting gig, then I am excited for whatever else he has coming up.
You’re right! My memory has a hard time remembering that that was Craig as Joe Bang—who was unquestionably one of the best things about that movie, which itself was full of great things.
I believe Knives Out is a good movie to see with one’s mother. It was largely inoffensive and relatively clever with decent performances all around. The best thing I could say about it is this is the first time I’ve seen Daniel Craig have fun in a movie in years, and his performance was a hoot and a half.
Aimee almost had my vote; granola bars, cheese and crackers, Kit Kats and Snickers are all solid choice.
This happened October 28, 2018 and we *still* don’t know why the cops were in Harter’s apartment. This is some dirty shit.
JFC, I didn’t realize that wasn’t Sam Worthington until another user pointed it out.
**Hyperbole Alert!** If any of the Avatar movies take the crown away from Endgame as the highest grossing movie, I am going to flip so many tables. People will be like, “What happened to allthese tables?” And then they’ll see me, eyes bloodshot and foam frothing from my mouth. I’ll whisper “Avatar” and then commence…
A friend and I plan on watching “Christmas with a Capital C” sometime soon, but I think we’re both coming upon the realization that it won’t be before Christmas. Christ-ploitation movies are fun year-round, though, so we’ll be fine.
Of course Sandler had to be talked into taking this role. Making good movies is hard; hanging out with your famous friends in front of cameras is essentially a paid-for vacation.
I’m pre-coffee, and maybe I am a little dumb. But in the Wiki article you’ve posted twice, this is one of the first lines:
Hard agree on both you stance against the Doritos tacos and your stance for the double stacked tacos. I’m always happy for a return of reaper ranch, too, so that’s a nice bonus.
I am A-OK with the idea of eating bugs as long as they do not resemble bugs, and aren’t blatantly marketed as bugs (no Malt-o-Mealworms or Cheez Nits).
I had a cat when I was a kid that looked like the gray and white one. I named her Will Clark after the baseball player, but hell if I remember why.
Hard agree with each of your points on the “girl power” posse. Endgame had a lot of great fan service, but that moment definitely errs more on the Cleganebowl-side of things.
You aren’t wrong that the line is pointless in a vacuum. Also, tastes vary. However, I’d bet big money that you’re in the minority of folks who disliked it.
I’d argue that Joe is not an anti-hero, as the headline designates him. An anti-hero has impure but sympathetic motivations. Revenge is an example of this motivation, because who among us have never at least *wanted* revenge even though we know it isn’t “morally correct”?
if I see exactly what I think I want on the screen, it’s like ‘oh, okay,’ it might make me smile and make me feel neutral about the thing and I won’t really think about it afterwards, but that’s not really going to satisfy me.
That header image is borderline pornographic. That bread is the definition of “golden brown and delicious” and the sauce has the most beautiful sheen.