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OT: Let's talk about movies and TV - Part XXVII

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Per Sjoblom said:
His adoption page said shepherd and hound. I can believe that but I am pretty sure he is also boxer and pitbull. When he yawns or open his mouth you can see the rounded pit cheeks plus the fact that he was probably bred to fight and they use pitbulls for that. Hound because the way he tracks and sniffs the ground is very hound like, very close to the ground, almost sampling it. One guy at the dog park though he was Rhodesian Ridgeback because he has got some really nice swirls of fur and those are hounds as well. He is the nicest dog I have ever met. he just wants to say hello to all humans and dogs. The picture below shows his pit cheeks. His foster mom said she thought he was a bit pit and she should know, she has 5 of them. I have tried to play rough with him and when I did that with old Snoop my hands looked very scratchy, this guy stops as soon as your skin touches his teeth. He is a muscular SOB, a very fast runner. Very athletic. He totally controls me. Couldn't sleep last night, at 3 AM we had pancakes. :) That reminds me, he just started talking a bit, that means it is time to walk him. :)

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Reminds me of Boerboel (South Africa). Nice dog you have there. Got a newfie myself.

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Per Sjoblom said:
His adoption page said shepherd and hound. I can believe that but I am pretty sure he is also boxer and pitbull. When he yawns or open his mouth you can see the rounded pit cheeks plus the fact that he was probably bred to fight and they use pitbulls for that. Hound because the way he tracks and sniffs the ground is very hound like, very close to the ground, almost sampling it. One guy at the dog park though he was Rhodesian Ridgeback because he has got some really nice swirls of fur and those are hounds as well. He is the nicest dog I have ever met. he just wants to say hello to all humans and dogs. The picture below shows his pit cheeks. His foster mom said she thought he was a bit pit and she should know, she has 5 of them. I have tried to play rough with him and when I did that with old Snoop my hands looked very scratchy, this guy stops as soon as your skin touches his teeth. He is a muscular SOB, a very fast runner. Very athletic. He totally controls me. Couldn't sleep last night, at 3 AM we had pancakes. :) That reminds me, he just started talking a bit, that means it is time to walk him. :)

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Gotta say you are very observant and knowledgeable about dogs. I've never noticed much in the dogs we had but we only had german police dogs, and even though from the same litter they had different personalities. The mrs and her family have introduced me to their dogs which are shibas and they are very nice as well,good temperament,generally quite and well behaved. Looking forward to the results from the DNA test to find out what CJ is. At 3 am he's talking to you eh?maybe time to get some sleep:)
 
Per Sjoblom said:
That is why I rarely watch that kind of stuff, I don't find superheros nor super crooks very believable. :)
I watched Batman with Bale because he's a great actor. I don't watch any other genres except the Guardian of the Galaxy because they are unreal and pure comedy. Never watch Captain America, never watched the guy who played Chaplin whatever his superguy is called. etc.
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The older I get it seems the more my tastes change about what I can watch /tolerate without ripping it apart and give it a scathing synopsis

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Per Sjoblom said:
That is why I rarely watch that kind of stuff, I don't find superheros nor super crooks very believable. :)
I watched Batman with Bale because he's a great actor. I don't watch any other genres except the Guardian of the Galaxy because they are unreal and pure comedy. Never watch Captain America, never watched the guy who played Chaplin whatever his superguy is called. etc.
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To me, the Nolan Batman trilogy is the gold standard of comic book movies.

In regards to Captain America, you should really watch Winter Soldier and Civil War. As much broohahah the Avengers movies get, those two Captain America movies are the pinnacles of the MCU.
 
sandviper said:
To me, the Nolan Batman trilogy is the gold standard of comic book movies.

In regards to Captain America, you should really watch Winter Soldier and Civil War. As much broohahah the Avengers movies get, those two Captain America movies are the pinnacles of the MCU.
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Agreed, basically anything the Russo bros (guys who directed community oddly enough lol) did for the MCU is top notch
They had done such an amazing job on Capt America 2 and Civil War (basically Avengers 2.5) they were given the reigns to Avengers 3 and 4 and they KNOCKED it out the park
I preferred Infinity War personally too

Seems like they are trying to tackle the "Secret Wars" event next, I like their boldness
 
angusyoung said:
Gotta say you are very observant and knowledgeable about dogs. I've never noticed much in the dogs we had but we only had german police dogs, and even though from the same litter they had different personalities. The mrs and her family have introduced me to their dogs which are shibas and they are very nice as well,good temperament,generally quite and well behaved. Looking forward to the results from the DNA test to find out what CJ is. At 3 am he's talking to you eh?maybe time to get some sleep:)
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Sleep eh! The below is from my watch for the last 5 days, Sunday barely anything, then I slept all Monday, back to a few hours for Tuesday and Wednesday and 5 1/2 hours last night.

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The director of Spider-Man Homecoming/Far From Home announced as directing Fantastic Four. Pretty disappointing as far as I'm concerned. As a kid I dreamed about guys like Steven Spielberg doing a Fantastic Four movie and we get some serviceable guy. Come on. I guess he would be more "controlable".
 
Kimota said:
The director of Spider-Man Homecoming/Far From Home announced as directing Fantastic Four. Pretty disappointing as far as I'm concerned. As a kid I dreamed about guys like Steven Spielberg doing a Fantastic Four movie and we get some serviceable guy. Come on. I guess he would be more "controlable".
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I never thought of Spielberg doing FF. I always thought Edgar Wright would had been a good choice.

On that note, Disney just released their slate of Star Wars and Marvel shows and movies. Happy to hear Jenkins doing Rogue Squadron.
 
sandviper said:
I never thought of Spielberg doing FF. I always thought Edgar Wright would had been a good choice.

On that note, Disney just released their slate of Star Wars and Marvel shows and movies. Happy to hear Jenkins doing Rogue Squadron.
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Are you kidding Spielberg is Mr. Light heart epic Adventure and that's Fantastic Four to the t. Robert Zemekis also. Wright has more of an offbeat style and would fit more with a lesser-known indy character.

But I mean in particular is that I always dreamed of big name directors directing Fantastic Four. It deserves guys with that Spielberg caliber. Marvel always seem to go in-house and feels like all their movies have the same voice.
 
Recently watched Sneaky Pete on Prime, I loved season 1 but I felt like the show was losing its way in season two and became a complete train wreck by season three. I can understand why Amazon pulled the plug.
 
OldCraig71 said:
Recently watched Sneaky Pete on Prime, I loved season 1 but I felt like the show was losing its way in season two and became a complete train wreck by season three. I can understand why Amazon pulled the plug.
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I can understand a show being pulled, what I can't understand is how so many shit shows get the green-light from inception all the way up the ladder to air time.:huh:
 
angusyoung said:
I can understand a show being pulled, what I can't understand is how so many shit shows get the green-light from inception all the way up the ladder to air time.:huh:
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Man you think like myself at times. "How the hell did they present this to a producer and he/she thought it was a great idea for a show!"
 
Well, I have a had a few Moscow Mules, got some sweet weed and I made myself some Mexican mango shrimp ceviche. Last night Jack and I shared a chicken kabob with french fries that I ordered through Grubhub and he loved it (fries dipped in tzatziki is yummy) . Tonight he had a grilled chicken while I had a crab sandwich and we are watching "From Dawn to Dusk" which I have seen before. The only reason I am watching it again is Selma Hayek, the script (all Tarantino's scripts have funny dialogues and homage to other films) and the music. Selma is the sexiest vampire since Monica Bellucci in "Bram Stoker's Dracula".
 
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