I could swear the "flow" joke came from Jackie Martling, but I couldn't find a clip of him telling it.We can't have anything nice.....
I could swear the "flow" joke came from Jackie Martling, but I couldn't find a clip of him telling it.We can't have anything nice.....
I watched it a couple of weeks ago. I agree it's a different role than normal. I can save you time and tell you who are the bad guys?We started watching Zero Day With Robert De Niro.
It's really good so far and very different from the kind of role I'm used to seeing him in.
It's kind of a taught, political, mind-fuck thing.
NO!!!!I watched it a couple of weeks ago. I agree it's a different role than normal. I can save you time and tell you who are the bad guys?
I saw previews for it when Yellowstone was wrapping up. We haven't watched it, but maybe we'll check it out.Has anyone brought up Landman yet?
It's another Taylor Sheridan show on Paramount Plus. It's not as good as Yellowstone but I'm enjoying it quite a bit. I'm on episode 6.
Billy Bob Thornton plays a modern-day Texas oil Man who works for John Hamm a billionaire oil baron. Also, Demi Moore is in it. I think she's Jon Hamm's wife or something but they don't use her at all. She's criminally underused.... At least in the first six episodes.
It's heavy drama with some comic relief that's a mix of family, work, lawyer stuff and cartel illegal stuff. Shit that comes along with the modern fictionalized oil business. If you have Paramount, it's worth watching. If you don't have Paramount, I'm not sure it's worth the agita of signing up just to watch it.
This looks like it'll be pretty good.
I highly enjoyed Ford vs. Ferrari, the only other 'racing' movie I've seen is Days of Thunder, I've been meaning to see 'Rush' about James Hunt and Niki Lauda, but I've heard a lot of that is bullshit.They actually filmed a scene at a diner in New Smyrna Beach FL, where our stepdaughter is a cop. That was quite exciting. Also, Lewis Hamilton was a consultant for the race scenes.
However, I'm not holding my breath. Hollywood has a way of fucking-up every attempt at a racing movie. The only good racecar movie was Grand Prix in 1966, directed by John Frankenheimer. He also directed the awesome car-chase movie Ronin in 1998. Ford vs. Ferrari and the 2023 movie Ferrari - which took place where we stayed in Modena, were also good with the race scenes.
Just skimming through, some of the race venues are interesting.A couple of years ago my son and I saw this one:
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It was ok. He liked it more than me as he was into the gaming part. I am not a big race fan (I like NASCAR crashes) so it didn't grab me that much. It was cool it was a true story and the guy it was about was the stunt double for the racing scenes.
This is the prototype for shitty racing movies. They lost me in the opening scene, where Robert Duvall says he fit an extra gallon of fuel in the filler hose.the only other 'racing' movie I've seen is Days of Thunder
Yeah, it wasn’t that great. That being the reason I avoid racing movies, beyond Ford vs. Ferrari, and that was because I knew the history from Top Gear/The Grand Tour and shows like that.This is the prototype for shitty racing movies. They lost me in the opening scene, where Robert Duvall says he fit an extra gallon of fuel in the filler hose.
This is the prototype for shitty racing movies. They lost me in the opening scene, where Robert Duvall says he fit an extra gallon of fuel in the filler hose.
I think this is the greatest episode of TV I've ever seen in my entire life. It has everything, it has Zombies, It has people shooting each other with guns and also it has a super cute love story Abt lonely people coming together . it's delightful how they get old together and then they die together after being in love for like 30 years. It's so fucking sweet.
And they do it all in like 50 minutes. Got to give those writers credit.