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doesn't seem like Ambrose can keep his job after all he has done this season.
the police mentioned that if it wasn't for the TV video of Terry at the conference his alibi wouldn't have worked as they had so much eye witness and video evidence of Terry being in town at the time of the murder. El Cuco is not built for today's world of technology, getting harder and harder for it.
I was joking. Dune is Villeneuve's first move since Blade Runner 2049. So of course it would be Bautista and his first collaboration since Blade Runner. And Dune is 4-5 years since Sicario. It's not like years and years elapsed and this is their first collaboration in 10-20 years and several movies.
perhaps the Oasis song was the butterfly effect. the original timeline has him playing Wonderwall, a cover, Ellie likes it and decides to become his manager, etc, but no romantic interest throughout the years. In the new timeline he performs Wonderwall, but this time it is an original as nobody knows Oasis. Now Ellie falls in love with him as she sees this great talent. Jack does not pick up on the interest as his view of the timeline never changed.
Of course, whenever this is a time travel/time change movie there are always things that don't really stand up to closer inspection.
I agree, but I noticed that it said that next week is the "season" finale. not the "series" finale. do they plan on dragging this out for another season?
America Ferrera has decided to leave. it will be interesting to see what they do. the show should be able to survive as it is more of an ensemble than star driven.
the song is better than the movie.
Somewhere in Time (album title), Quest for Fire, Murders in the Rogue Morgue, The Prisoner (TV Show), Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
I only looked up to Somewhere in Time.
the first 5 minutes of this movie is like a "Scary Movie" spoof film.
there is a college in NJ (Caldwell) that was an all female college for 50 years. After they went co-ed (in 1985) that was one of their selling points to males. it is still a 70-30% ratio.
i assumed a heart attack brought on by the stress.
i didn't read the book, but a review I read of the show says there is supernatural elements to the story.
now I have to watch just to see if this all happens. shot of rum for every smirk and I will buy pizza/chips just to eat along with the computer geek. I assume this will also be when the product placements come in: can of coke/pepsi and a bag of hot Cheetoes.
Dr. Manhattan refuses/is unable to change the "future". To him it is has already happened and will not/cannot be changed.
I believe they were trying to show that over time Hoffa was even forgotten for that.
I didn't think of that. if you know what happened is any real life story there are no major spoilers.
the first few episodes it looked like a bad tan, but in episode 7 and 8 it looked almost like a mud facial. in some scenes Wever's face had some bad makeup as well. No Emmy nomination for makeup coming for this show.
thank you, I corrected my original post.
thank you, I think they must have updated it.
(spoilers) it was the like the opposite of GOT. they spent the whole season dumping on Noah and then turned him into the old wise sage who redeems himself in the end. Overall it was a good ending. I thought it was interesting/funny that Helen and her mom died in the same year. Probably tormented her to the end.