Breaking Bad and mash atop this list if you sort by satisfying ending or wrap up.
Got, lost, and maybe Dexter near the bottom?
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Got, lost, and maybe Dexter near the bottom?
Yea none of those had satisfying endings. A lot of people bash sopranos but I felt I got it. I agree on breaking bad and mash
Watched Tenant on HBO max last night. If someone else has seen it, let me know what the hell was going on.
Watched Army of the Dead on Netflix. Pretty good. It's a little long, but it doesn't feel like it's that long when you're watching. I'd say 7/10.
Watched "The Whole Truth" with Keanu Reeves and Renee Zellweger. Fairly good. Worth the time, IMO.
I finally saw 12 Years A Slave. It made Roots seem like Dude, Where's My Car?
I like movies about cryptids and cryptozoology. Prime has a movie called "Exists". Movie about a group of kids driving down the road going to a cabin and hits a juvenile Bigfoot and the mother tracks down the kids in the cabin.
I love to watch all those crypto movies on Prime.
I love to watch all those crypto movies on Prime.
All my biker friends get so offended every time the show is brought up. Fuking get over it! Yea we know it’s not accurate. We know that’s not what bikers are really like. But guess what? Cops, doctors, lawyers have all been victims of poetic license in movies and tv shows for decades. Join the club.
Lol yeah the story arc is based on Shakespeare, can’t imagine how it became over dramatized...
It’s a damn good show though. One of the only ones I’ve ever watched live on tv from pilot to finale as it came out
This is pretty decent - dawn wall
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The Dawn Wall (2017) - IMDb
The Dawn Wall: Directed by Josh Lowell, Peter Mortimer. With John Branch, Tommy Caldwell, Kevin Jorgeson. In an unbelievable story of perseverance, free climber Tommy Caldwell and climbing partner Kevin Jorgeson attempt to scale the impossible 3000ft Dawn Wall of El Capitan.
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ha ha! you should recommend Wild Hogs to them, for accuracy and an all-around great movie... 🙄
I agree. I watched this a few years back, and thought it was good. I guess I'm just wired differently, but I do not get how people get so obsessed with something like this wall climb, that it totally consumes their entire lives, including throwing away personal relationships, health, anything else in life. Doesn't seem mentally or physically healthy or stable.This is pretty decent - dawn wall
The Dawn Wall (2017) - IMDb
The Dawn Wall: Directed by Josh Lowell, Peter Mortimer. With John Branch, Tommy Caldwell, Kevin Jorgeson. In an unbelievable story of perseverance, free climber Tommy Caldwell and climbing partner Kevin Jorgeson attempt to scale the impossible 3000ft Dawn Wall of El Capitan.
At the end you can say you achieved it. Great. What about how you ruined / lost every other aspect of your life for the past X years?
If you wanna watch someone free solo El Cap you gotta check out the Alex Honnold documentary
I think I saw that one, too. Was that where he got to the top in an amazing fast time? So impressive! The arm and finger strength on these guys is super-human. Like a machine. And I am awed at how they can risk life without succumbing to fear, panic. I would for sure.
so i’ve never seen “the wire”...not even sure why because it’s obviously well loved here.
i can’t seem to find it, though...hbo max maybe????
i can’t seem to find it, though...hbo max maybe????
Not a crazy fast time, just the first guy to climb one of the routes without ropes. He’s been on Joe Rogan’s podcast a few times, there’s clearly something a little off about him though. And I’d imagine that’s true for all of the free solo climbers
Yes, it's an HBO series. I finished it up a month or two ago. I was kind of disappointed in how they finished up the last season, but it's worth the watch.
Haven't seen it yet. I've got a few shows I'm thinking about watching for my next binge. I'll add it to the choices. You finish Six Feet Under?
4/10 from me. And it did feel that long. I kept pausing to see how much longer I had to endure it. Was not a good put together movie.
“Nobody”
Better call Saul guy goes John wick on russian mobsters. Excellent action and humor.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Better call Saul guy goes John wick on russian mobsters. Excellent action and humor.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
it was only interesting to see how long it would take for paul to get tired...as much as it was a complete mismatch in skill, paul’s size vs floyd had him gassed by the 3rd.
in the first fight, when ocho cinco got knocked down, that was tremendous and made it worth the purchase.
i think these exhibitions are perfect for the struggling sport...there’s no judging and if a social media hound or former pro athlete in another sport thinks they can knockout a legend, i’m in.
Im guessing Vegas took bets on Paul getting knocked out, what round, etc. And I’d be willing to bet Floyd and Paul had a little agreement going into the fight. As long as neither knocks the other out, they could get an even bigger payday. And Paul can use the legitimacy of going 8 rounds with Floyd to promote more fights in the future.
It’s show business babay
Watched the new Conjuring. Not too bad. It's the weakest of the three, but I'd still say 7/10.
Best part was when the lawyer for the kid challenged the couple to prove to her demonic possession is real. They invited her over to see what they got and meet Annabelle....next scene she’s all disheveled and arguing in court the defendant was possessed.
This likely won't appeal to some of you, but I've enjoyed "Ragnarok" on Netflix. It's dubbed, but most times I don't even notice.
Yeah, it's definitely the best Thor movie.
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