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How did this get a second season?

posted 2 months ago in Found (2023)

I guess plastic surgery

posted 9 months ago in Halo (2022)

Justin Hartley was 27 and had a child on the way...

posted 9 months ago in Tracker (2024)

As I heard someone say...

posted 2 years ago in Chupa (2023)

Continues the tradition of 1883

posted 2 years ago in 1923 (2022)

Hunnam's Australian accent

posted 2 years ago in Shantaram (2022)

AC3

posted 2 years ago in Prey (2022)

Tatouine

posted 2 years ago in Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022)

So, no one gonna deal with the fact...

posted 3 years ago in The Northman (2022)

Missed out on sooo much

posted 3 years ago in Reacher (2022)

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I always laugh when I see the opening credits, the shot of Kidman from the profile. I can just imagine her thought process: "Make me look powerful and in deep thoughts, but don't miss my pointy nose and my pouty lips, I paid good money for them." Wagner's character is, as you say, the most realistic, but, again - her face. Can you imagine a woman like that, in her line of work, first deciding to, then going through the amount of very obvious surgeries? The new girl looks like Lady Gaga, but, eventually, they all end up looking the same.

posted 2 days ago in Lioness (2023)

Unlike all the rest, he's not American, and, unlike Nanjiani, he's been into sports since he was a kid.

posted 2 days ago in Paul Mescal

I generally like the show, but the temper tantrums are a bit too much. Add the plastique faces to that and it really ruins the show. I honestly can't buy any of the female characters because of their faces, from Kidman, Saldana, Wagner, De Oliveira, to the new addition - Rodriguez.

posted 3 days ago in Lioness (2023)

I saw the first episode. Has its bugs, but a good premise and I like the cast.

posted 3 days ago in A Man on the Inside (2024)

Purple People Eater, The Wizard, anything with Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, Think Big, Evil Toons, Beastmaster 1 and 2, The First Power, The Barbarians, Suburban Commando...

posted 4 days ago in The Beastmaster (1982)

From today's perspective, probably. I haven't seen it in maybe 25 years. Even then, it was not first grade, but 90s TV was a different beast. It had that cheesy "something"

posted 4 days ago in The Langoliers (1995)

Actually, if you knew anything about karate, you'd know that it is the first MMA. It is not the shadow of itself you see in competitions today. It had punches, kicks, throws, locks, grappling. The version you see today was made for the kids in the Japanese school system. Unfortunately, WW2 came and all the masters died, so the kids' version was all that was left. MMA and BJJ are suffering the same faith karate did, being watered down to get more people training.

posted 5 days ago in A Force of One (1979)

Bill Wallace (in this movie), Michael Jai White, Dolph Lundgren...

posted 6 days ago in A Force of One (1979)

In the past 20 years, millions of people all over the world have seen it on stage

posted 16 days ago in Wicked: Part I (2024)

Tell that to Emmanuel Macron

posted 18 days ago in Licorice Pizza (2021)

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