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Co-signed. He claims he just chose a name, but now says (after much backlash) he should have used his own name.

Matthew Perry is removing reference to Keanu Reeves from future copies of his memoir. He got in a lot of hot water for the line asking why Keanu was still alive, but people like River Phoenix died.

In the scheme of Kevin Smith movies, this one is sorely underrated, IMO. And I agree, Affleck is great in it. I'll take it even further - I really like Affleck as Bruce Wayne.

I saw #2 on a plane, and it was a perfect movie for that - if I dozed off, or got distracted, I didn't miss much. I also found it impossible to believe that (spoilers, just in case) There were a couple of funny lines, but nothing like the lightning in a bottle that was the first.

Gotta love how Din knows exactly how to speak to the Ugnaughts properly in order to get the information the seek, and then proceeds to just kick at random droids. "I found the malfunctioning one." This season is a bit all over the place. So far I'm not feeling a cohesive story line but still enjoying the episodes nonetheless. While I love the little guy more than anything, I do agree that Grogu needs something to do this season. Past finding Bo Katan to help save Din (which obviously was a big thing for him to do) he's just sorta been there.

That laugh almost drove me to the brink. I've seen parts of two episodes now, and I can't do it.

"Oh I did NOT leave Tatooine for this."

It's mainly saying that he'll play a role in Ballerina, which is set between JW3 and JW4. Ana de Armas is playin the ballerina we see being berated by Angelica Huston.

"Uh, Crap-" "CRAWL." "We didn't bone!" "They didn't bone!" It really is a silly, but albeit genuinely funny movie.

I'm surprised no one else has yet to mention the reveal that: Loved the movie. Absolutely fantastic action sequences - the one with the aerial shots especially (although I did get a bit dizzy near the end.) And the soundtrack was phenonimal. As someone who has climbed those damn stairs up to Sacre Coeur, I felt for John each time he fell down some and had to get back up. It would have been funny if he hot-wired the funicular and shot at the bad guys speeding past them.

That's a great way to look at it. Thanks! Much appreciate all who chimed in.

Thanks - appreciate the confirmation. A very sad loss. I have tickets to see JW4 this Friday, and it will be bittersweet to see Reddick on screen.

Is that considered "natural causes"? I honestly don't know how they categorize these things.

It's obviously none of my beeswax, but natural causes at 60? That's naturally going to raise some questions.

I didn't quite understand the part about Ving's voice being dubbed. In his (albeit short) interview clips, he sounds quite similar to his character. EDIT TO ADD: Google tells me they didn't feel his voice was "sinister enough", which led to the dubbing. The creator of the documentary does say that he was supposed to interview Tim Curry, but got COVID the day of the interview. He also references voice mails from Martin Mull. My question is, if this took 5 years to put together, why didn't he reschedule those? I did love the clip shown from a convention where Curry speaks so beautifully and hilariously of his time working on the movie. And that fourth ending? Let's just say... glad it was left on the cutting room floor.

Max P15 to P2 is well, just what we expected from Max. Only Alonso has gone P15 to winning. Also, geez FIA - Alonso is third, then he's not, no wait, yes he is. Poor George is gonna have to pull down his post about taking the place. 😄 Anyone else picturing Ricciardo sitting around, counting his millions they paid out for his contract, laughing hysterically watching McLaren absolutely implode?

Jennifer Grey's book does not paint him in a good light. (They were engaged, so she certainly has inside knowledge on his character.) While I love the movie Ferris Bueller, I really had a hard time with Matthew after reading her take.

I don't know if she would have worked as well as Leslie Ann Warren. Warren oozed sex appeal in the movie, and as she mentions in that oral history, played that up. I loved Carrie Fisher, but I'm not sure she could have worked the same angle, which made Miss Scarlett who she was.

Tom Sizemore was utterly fantastic in Saving Private Ryan. I am sorry that his life took a turn, and that he left the world too early.

This is exactly what I came to say, down to the serotonin hit! I may have yelled out to Mr. Market "THERE IS AN ENTIRE ROOM FULL OF BABU FRIKS!" It was a perfect mix of serious (Din wanting to redeem himself) and the hilarity of Grogu doing what Grogu does best. The chair spinning had me legit giggling. Not sure about the Bo Katan stuff yet. She's super pissy about the Dark Saber isn't she?

While I just love the movie period, Hans Zimmer's score for Gladiator elevates it even more. Speaking of favourite scenes...

I'm not surprised the issues of onsite abuse weren't included. The prime objective of DTS is to entice more fans to F1. Also, I have my sincere doubts about how much the FIA actually did to mitigate this in the future.

It does seem like less false drama, so far. I absolutely loved the principals meeting with F1. "If there's something wrong with your car, fix the f*cking car!" And then Mattia's eyeroll at Guenther while Toto was whining about the porposing.

Watched the first two episodes so far. I want an entire spin off of the adventures of Mattia and Guenther. 😄

Rachel stood up for herself and didn't allow Eleanor to bring her down at the wedding. She ended up sitting with Princess Intan (and being friendly with her) right in the front row. As they planned, she played chicken with Eleanor - she didn't back down.