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    The new Wonder Woman trailer is out. Looks good. Check out the scene where she seems to grab the slide of a semi at superspeed, eject the round and swat it away. Doesn't make sense unless it was the last round but fun.
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    For reasons which escape me, HH6 watches the new Hawaii 5-0 and Magnum PI.
    And eventually, the new Magnum PI will feature it's take on "Ivan, did you see the sunrise...?"
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    Watch "6 Underground" new on Netflix. Best movie for stuntmen employment figures in ages.
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    We watched"The Irishman" yesterday.
    While I never was a big fan of DeNiro, but it was very well done. Pacino as Hoffa was a good fit. Pesci is always great in this genre.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FNFAN View Post
    Watch "6 Underground" new on Netflix. Best movie for stuntmen employment figures in ages.

    Watched it last night. Since it's a Michael Bay movie, there are a lot of fiery explosions and implausible action. I had hoped for more Ryan Reynolds wisecracks...a la Deadpool...and there were a few. Just not enough.

    It is graphically violent enough to be like a big entertaining cartoon. Adria Arjona is nice to look at....kind of a Michelle Rodriguez with the odometer rolled back. Lior Raz was quite good, although I prefer him in a good guy role (like Fauda).

    So, my opinion is that it's entertaining and fun to watch, but it's pretty forgettable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rosco Benson View Post
    Watched it last night. Since it's a Michael Bay movie, there are a lot of fiery explosions and implausible action. I had hoped for more Ryan Reynolds wisecracks...a la Deadpool...and there were a few. Just not enough.

    It is graphically violent enough to be like a big entertaining cartoon. Adria Arjona is nice to look at....kind of a Michelle Rodriguez with the odometer rolled back. Lior Raz was quite good, although I prefer him in a good guy role (like Fauda).

    So, my opinion is that it's entertaining and fun to watch, but it's pretty forgettable.

    Rosco
    I've never seen a movie where the stunt coordinator did such a detailed job of filming people flying out of cars. The scene where the dudes hit the wall was like, " WAIT, What!? " Then the, it's a baby !!!, it's a doggie!!! Was a giggle. It's not high-theater but it is charmingly absurd.
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    I'm thinking that most of you wouldn't like A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, but I thought it was a sweet movie. Tom Hanks did a bang-up job.

    About the movie and the original story.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie B View Post
    I'm thinking that most of you wouldn't like A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, but I thought it was a sweet movie. Tom Hanks did a bang-up job.

    I finally watched "The Mule" today. I thought it was great. It was less about running drugs than it was about life priorities, lost time, and the inevitability of regrets. I recall a friend complaining about it when he saw it in a theater. He was disappointed that "Clint didn't even SHOOT anyone". Well, that's true.

    I like films that have a good story, well told. I'll watch the Mr. Rogers movie when it comes to streaming. I'm pretty sure it'll be good...and I'm pretty sure Mr. Rogers won't shoot anyone.


    Rosco

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rosco Benson View Post
    I finally watched "The Mule" today. "Clint didn't even SHOOT anyone"
    In that movie I think Clint was just trying not to GET shot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie B View Post
    I'm thinking that most of you wouldn't like A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, but I thought it was a sweet movie. Tom Hanks did a bang-up job.

    About the movie and the original story.
    I heartily agree. I was Fred Rogers’ target audience in the early 1970’s.
    It’s a great movie. I found myself thinking about it in my daily life for the couple of weeks after seeing it.

    Highly recommended for those open to thinking about how to be a better person.

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