Well, they say at some point you enter a bit of nirvana, as brain function slows.
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Following the loss of their son, retired sheriff George Blackledge (Kevin Costner) and his wife Margaret (Diane Lane) leave their Montana ranch to rescue their young grandson. When they discover that he is in the clutches of a dangerous family living off the grid in the Dakotas, George and Margaret must fight for the survival of their family.
2020 - Rated R - 1hour 53 minutes - watched on VUDU - I rate it 3/5.
reviewing the filmography of the Coen brothers, today "Fargo". 5/5,
highly recommended, as almost all his filmography.
highly recommended, as almost all his filmography.
That’s a good one. I think it might be my favorite Coen brothers’ film so far, but I’ve come nowhere close to seeing all of them.
Currently I'm binging on Marvel TV shows and mini-series. So far, Jessica Jones and just started Luke Cage.
Earlier I discovered the WWI battles in Gallipoli Turkey which led to the ANZACs of WWI. that led to ANZAC Girls and ANZACs, the movies, Gallipoli, Deadline Gallipoli, The Lighthorsemen, and a couple of other movies. All were great movies and episodes.
Then there was the NZ series, The Brokenwood Mysteries and the Aussie series, The Doctor Blake Mysteries.
I have such varied and esoteric tastes, about the only thing you won't find me watching are sitcoms. Of course, I have to preview everything for my 3 y/o granddaughter, so all the Disney Princess movies, Harry Potter (ok, she'll be old enough someday), and just about every other CGI kids movie of the last couple decades. What can I say, I'm a kid at heart, lol.
Earlier I discovered the WWI battles in Gallipoli Turkey which led to the ANZACs of WWI. that led to ANZAC Girls and ANZACs, the movies, Gallipoli, Deadline Gallipoli, The Lighthorsemen, and a couple of other movies. All were great movies and episodes.
Then there was the NZ series, The Brokenwood Mysteries and the Aussie series, The Doctor Blake Mysteries.
I have such varied and esoteric tastes, about the only thing you won't find me watching are sitcoms. Of course, I have to preview everything for my 3 y/o granddaughter, so all the Disney Princess movies, Harry Potter (ok, she'll be old enough someday), and just about every other CGI kids movie of the last couple decades. What can I say, I'm a kid at heart, lol.
My wife and I are 4 episodes into Mary Kills People. Two seasons on Hulu - 3/5.
Dr. Mary Harris works at the emergency department of the Eden General Hospital and has a side business as an end of life counselor—she and her partner Des provide assisted suicide. Their lives get complicated when the police start investigating them.
Dr. Mary Harris works at the emergency department of the Eden General Hospital and has a side business as an end of life counselor—she and her partner Des provide assisted suicide. Their lives get complicated when the police start investigating them.
Kisstory Part I
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‘Biography: KISStory’ on A&E Is An Exhaustive Tale Of Determination, Egotism, And Face Paint
The doc’s kitchen sink approach to chronicling the band gives KISS fans all they want — and more.
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Looking forward to the Sopranos prequel.
Nonsense that evolves into music. Short clips without dialogue. My 2 year old daughter has fallen down many times dancing to the show. Good stuff, especially for kids.
I've been binge watching the hell out of the original Scooby-Doo cartoons, I loved them as a kid, they always played before school on Boomerang.
Still the best version of the show, the new ones look like they went from stoners to tweekers.
Still the best version of the show, the new ones look like they went from stoners to tweekers.
I take back my rating, and would recommend not even starting this show now, were it not for Benedict Wong’s performance as Kublai Khan. I didn’t realize the show had gotten canceled, so season 2 just sort of ends abruptly with a lot of loose ends and without much resolution.
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