BTW, if you accidentally archive an email, good luck trying to figure out which one it was, and where it ended up. What a stupid function.

Any movie with a big twist at the end?

Interesting. Wonder what other American snacks are likewise banned in other countries, for whatever reason.

Mel Gibson, finally, in a movie not shot entirely in Puerto Rico!

Hey, Netflix, more seasons don’t make a show better.

Whoever organized/planned this, forgot the part about “keep people away from it, at least 25 feet away”. Did heads roll?

I like your way.

Star Trek is set in the 23rd century, right? Do they still use Fahrenheit? Please say they don’t. I know it won’t happen in my lifetime, but Americans should get rid of that bullshit already.

Now they decide to lighten the load? Now? Ha! Idiots. If this was any Asian port, it would have been done two days after it ran aground.

The Spy Who Loved Me was released in 1977.

If I wanted to steal stuff, I wouldn’t leave it hidden at my workplace. Ever.

Hey, loser, why aren’t you eating what billionaires eat?

Admit it. Yaddle was an afterthought when they were planning every Jedi Council scene. I bet even George Lucas doesn’t know why there is a Yaddle.

That folks producing the fifth movie never thought of approaching him is ridiculous.

Omar Sy was in The Intouchables, NOT The Untouchables.

I’m wondering why his wife and kid(s) haven’t all quit from the Academy already. Or would that mean they can’t recruit new starlets into the Church of L Ron Hubbard anymore?

I’m surprised she wasn’t laser-scanned from all possible angles by the visual effects producers, and that was it. Ka-chinggg!

To save the booze.

There are several sex scenes in this movie. In the dark, but still, worth your time.

I think Clancy would easily have made China the Big Bad Villain, you know, like in the real world, now.