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thank you! I always hate that trope, I wish that writers could come up with a different one. Interesting developments with Peggy and her family and the doctor's family. Very telling when the grandmother made that statement about not wanting the children to get anymore sun.
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Dopple-Greg-er! I kept staring at him trying to figure out why he looked familiar.
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Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning (2025)
Linderhill replied to BetterButter's topic in Movies
saw this movie this afternoon. They definitely could have edited the submarine and plane sequences more; the movie didn't have to be that long. I also thought Esai Morales was a huge weak point. He was so lacking in any personality. Loved the American sub captain. -
so is Sam Hanna going to show up in NCIS: Sydney next? Since I couldn't tolerate the LA version, I'm not looking forward to this episode.
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I can't say I give a crap about anything having to do with Santos. She needs a whole lot more redemption for me to care anything about her. Whitaker, yes, he's appealing and I care about him, but Santos can go jump in one of Pittsburgh's three rivers.
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that is strange, let's see if I can fix it.
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I can't say I give a crap about anything having to do with Santos. She needs a whole lot more redemption for me to care anything about her. Whitaker, yes, he's appealing and I care about him, but Santos can go jump in one of Pittsburgh's three rivers.
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I would say not because they would want that instant gratification that digital imagery would give them. I can't see why said stalker would bother with film surveillance when he would have to process the film and then print it with all of the necessary paraphernalia that would go with film photography. One more stupid plotpoint recycled from numerous plots of stalkers over the years on TV.
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this whole Oxalta storyline is so stupid. It was so obvious that TPTB decided they needed something to cause conflict between Bode and his parents this drivel was what they came up with. The contaminated water plot point is hardly a new one but it was all solved so quickly let alone the legal issues. As stated earlier, the whole Manny getting released makes no sense, especially how quickly that all happened.
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Poor Nicole, she's going to be one confused little girl with this name change (and that isn't counting what could happen in the sequel series if it's anything like Testaments). Lawrence is very sweet with Angela, it's too bad it probably won't last. Loved hearing the reading of The Little Princess. It was one of my favorite books as a girl.
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Of course an episode takes place in New Jersey and it has to deal with the mob. Sorry, New Jersey has a large population that is no way associated with the mob. As a New Jersey native it gets to be a bit old after a while. There is so much more to the state that Colter could have tracked someone thru.
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I'm getting a bit tired of Jimmy playing such a prominent role. He's not my favorite character and sometimes less is better.
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I enjoyed the movie, I tend to ignore critics since they aren't me and do not speak for me and my tastes. I had a couple of things that bugged me the main one being that the cherry blossoms in DC do not look like that, ever. Whoever decided that was a good effect obviously never actually saw the the cherry blossoms. I loved the Bucky cameo and I'm also curious about the sudden turn to politics.
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I've been rewatching and my apparently UO is that I cannot understand is why anyone would defend Romano and anything his horrible obnoxious character. As a victim of past sexual harrasment, thankfully nothing as reprehensible as anything Romano does but bad enough, I don't find anything the character does redeemable. The one time I saw him act like an actual empathetic human being was after his amputation when a prison inmate was admitted after an assault. His ridiculous take over of the ER and his apparent blackmail of Elizabeth, not to mention the fact that I wouldn't want the man anywhere near a loved one of mine for treatment, I don't care how skilled a surgeon his is.
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as soon as I saw the heavy veil I thought of the old "March of the Wooden Soldiers" movie where they used the same trope with Laurel and Hardy.