Why do I feel as though I have a great deal in common with this feline, anyone know?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=HoJu3RkkTpE
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Puts a whole other spin (heh) on āthatās not cricketā.
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This was EXACTLY what we were expecting - Bollywood dance numbers - check, succeeding against all odds (new drinking game, take a shot every time they are told the mission is IMPOSSIBLE) oh yeah, some pretty bad CGI - yes, using everyday objects to explain Space Science - fo shizzle. In a word, Bollywood perfection of this formula and I learned a lot about the Indian space program to boot.
Women scientists rocking the world? Hell to the yeah.
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this sort of thing?
Or is sledging a different phenomenon?
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Ever seen Trobriand cricket? Half sport, half ritualised tribal skirmish.
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Got around to seeing the remake of Suspiriaā¦ I quite liked it. Of course, the way to get me to like any movie is probably to set it in the 1970s or 1980s in Berlinā¦
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How are your feelings towards Atomic Blonde?
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Is it time for a āblondeā film festival?
- Atomic Blonde (2017)
- Legally Blonde (2001)
- Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (2003)
- Blonde (I)
- Legally Blonde 3 (2020)
- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)
- Playboy: Blondes, Brunettes, Redheads (1998 Video)
- Atomic Blonde 2
- Blonde (2001)
- The Blonde One (2019)
- Legally Blondes (2009 Video)
- Blonde and Blonder (2007)
- The Real Blonde (1997)
- Blonde Venus (1932)
- Loves of a Blonde (1965)
- The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe (1972)
- Legally Blonde: The Musical (2007 TV Movie)
- Private Valentine: Blonde & Dangerous (2008)
- Blonde Ambition (2007)
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Never seen it, but love the title.
And thereās this:
Which Iāve also never seen, but any āstraightā porno (which got good reviews for the British soft core version in Time Out actually!) made by two gay twin brothers which features the filming of a Gone With the Wind parody is obviously a subject for further research.
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and yet, fans of synergy were enthusing just yesterdays about xmen joining the MCU.
doesnāt sony own the xmen trademark?
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Fox got xmen and fantastic four. So now disney has it.
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First, a bit of pedantry: Marvel Comics owns all of the trademarks for their characters. They have licensed out the rights to make films based on those characters to various companies.
That saidā¦ No, Sony has nothing to do with the X-Men. Those rights were licensed out to 20th C. Fox in the 90s, and re-acquired when Disney bought that studio.
Sony has the exclusive film rights to about 1,000 Marvel characters, through their association with Spider-Man, but thatās a drop in Marvelās bucket.
Iām hearing that the split might not be as profound as Slate is making it out to be. Kevin Feige definitely isnāt producing the next Spider-Man movie, having too much else on his plate, but thereās no official confirmation that the MCU/Spidey link is being completely severed.
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Have not seen it yet? Iām less enthused about action-adventure spy films set during the Cold War, honestly. What did you think about it? Was it worth the viewing?
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Decent sound track. Some good remixes.
Below average action flick.
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Thanks! Maybe Iāll check it out if it shows up streaming on Netflixā¦
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You can watch the first episode of the new Good Eats on the youtube for free:
And I did not know this happened:
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The family, on netflix.
Saw āOnce upon a time in Hollywoodā on Wednesday Night. Some liberties with the historical record have been taken.
I was charmed by Julia Butters:
On sound design-- I thoiught the use of the rear speakers was a nice touchā¦
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By the guy who made Inglourious Basterds? Iām shocked.
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I did like chekovs flamethrower
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