I wanted to love Westworld season 2 but I just liked it. It was entertaining television and enough to have me hooked for season 3 but it didn't manage to keep that same wow factor as truly great show like GoT or Breaking Bad did in their second seasons.
2018 Movies & Tv Shows
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IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
I bet he didn't say Yippie Kie Yay MotherFucker once.
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We now have a Flex Brewhouse at the East Madison Mall. Another food and drink at the movies place. It shouldn't be a threat to our neighborhood cinema. It's much smaller. We'll check it out soon once my sweetie returns back from her trip to Canada.
Sacha is famous now. It's even more impressive he was able to do this again now that people know who he is. Lots of hype for this new show.
Sarah Palin Isn't the Only One: Dick Cheney, Bernie Sanders Also Got Duped by Sacha Baron Cohen
Sarah Palin Isn't the Only One: Dick Cheney, Bernie Sanders Also Got Duped by Sacha Baron Cohen
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From what I've read, only Sarah Palin is livid about being duped. I forget, what does she do again?
This is interesting:
https://lawandcrime.com/entertainme...hens-stunt-with-sarah-palin-land-him-in-jail/
Now at first it seems silly cause Sacha was acting in a TV show and not just some guy walking down the street in a fake uni but this:
The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 makes it a crime to lie about being a recipient of military decorations or medals “with intent to obtain money, property, or other tangible benefit.”
interpreted broadly enough could mean an end to all war movies or TV cause they are passing themselves off as soldiers in order to make box office or TV commercial money.
https://lawandcrime.com/entertainme...hens-stunt-with-sarah-palin-land-him-in-jail/
Now at first it seems silly cause Sacha was acting in a TV show and not just some guy walking down the street in a fake uni but this:
The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 makes it a crime to lie about being a recipient of military decorations or medals “with intent to obtain money, property, or other tangible benefit.”
interpreted broadly enough could mean an end to all war movies or TV cause they are passing themselves off as soldiers in order to make box office or TV commercial money.
Last night I saw the 2003 remake of "Willard". Written and directed by Glen Morgan of X-Files fame, it features Crispin Glover feeding a cat named "Scully" to a horde of rats while Michael Jackson sings a love song to the rat lord.
This movie was made for sadists. The theater was sold out.
I love being in the new theater, but it no longer feels like our clubhouse. The old theater felt like someplace we had cobbled together for our little events, not a real theater for grown-ups.
This movie was made for sadists. The theater was sold out.
I love being in the new theater, but it no longer feels like our clubhouse. The old theater felt like someplace we had cobbled together for our little events, not a real theater for grown-ups.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
The movie was stupidly funny, I laughed quite a few times. Plus the film had a scene between Val Kilmer and Michael Gough, it was like partially watching Batman Forever.
The film even had an underwater bar fight.
