I have a guy I listen too that tends to reach the same conclusions I do on movies. The last one was bad, and based on his thoughts I am not in a hurry to watch this one. I'll get around to it but Im not paying good money to watch it
7 Oaks side? I grew up on Forrester Dr.
Across from the Stouts house.
Nice. Did you go to Glencliff?
Actually went to private school, but we moved out of Nashville by junior high. I look back on some of the things that were common place, (getting broken into, things stolen from the yard, people knocking on our doors all hours of the night, police in our yard searching for people) and that neighborhood was much rougher in retrospect.
Yeah, not the best of neighborhoods but it was ours, dammit. what years did you live out that way? I was there off and on from mid 70's until they tore our part down in the late 80's.
Ahhh, I was at Gazebo some of that, and pretty much everywhere from Luttie to Whittsit.
I watched it at a Drive-in in Sparta so it wasn’t outrageously pricey. It’s certainly not Last Crusade or Raiders level but better than I expected.I have a guy I listen to that tends to reach the same conclusions I do on movies. The last one was bad, and based on his thoughts I am not in a hurry to watch this one. I'll get around to it but Im not paying good money to watch it
I had a small stream by my house growing up and it was always full of crawdads yet it was dry most of the summer and I always wondered where they went without the water.
I saw it with my sister last weekend. Except for the chases (which annoy me in pretty much EVERY movie, not just this one -- ahem, Marvel) I thought it was fine. Phoebe Waller Bridges was an interesting addition; I liked the character, thought she did a good job and she's smart enough to carry off the brilliance of the character. Even though I work in animation and AI (don't DO that but I work around it) I was amazed by how well the "young" Harrison Ford turned out. I was telling Sis you could absolutely continue the franchise with that sort of manipulation if you wanted to. Now all this being said, this is not Oscar quality fare. It was just a movie and it was fun. To be fair, too, we didn't pay full price. We got old people discounts (yay?) and went to a matinee.
It’s about what I thought of it. Indiana Jones movies are not documentaries they take a real piece of history and create mystical stories around it. I place this one a distance 3rd of the 5 movies. Better than Crystal Skull and Temple of Doom (to gross) but certainly not as good as Raiders or Holy Grail. It was worth the ticket price on a drive-in double feature with my wife daughter and dog.
You sound like my wife. She is retired and goes to our local movie chain on Tuesdays for $5. She gets a free bag of popcorn every time and the occasional half price box of candy. When she goes to a matinee, I get an attendance report, i.e. there were 15 people.
There were about 15 people at this one, too. Maybe fewer. Sis had gotten mixed up and bought tickets way down close to the screen. We let a few minutes go by and saw how sparse it was going to be and moved to where she THOUGHT she was getting tickets. No problems. Neither of us is retired so movies are still an every so often treat...but I do think I'll drag her to see Barbie. Ha ha! (I hear it's very funny and actually getting good reviews!)
Hey, I've had almost everybody here on ignore at various times. Intentionally.
There are certain ones I know to leave on there at this pointHey, I've had almost everybody here on ignore at various times. Intentionally.
It wreaks havoc when people start new threads though, so I tend to reset to zero every month or so and then slowly add people back on until the forum becomes incoherent again. Rinse and repeat.
Hey, I've had almost everybody here on ignore at various times. Intentionally.
It wreaks havoc when people start new threads though, so I tend to reset to zero every month or so and then slowly add people back on until the forum becomes incoherent again. Rinse and repeat.
Ha ha! Yes, it does! Heath Bars will DEFINITELY wreak havoc with your teeth. I had to stop eating them, too, and that was a sad sad day. The guy who sits in front of me really wants to go to Milwaukee for a game so we may have to make that happen this year.
Adz, The Milwaukee Admirals schedule is out. I saw 5 games in October against 5 different opponents. The home opener is October 21st, my wife's birthday, against Texas.
I might be able to make that after Oct 23 or so--will speak with Keith on that. My niece is getting married Oct 21 (Ha ha, there we go again!) -- lots of activities in the Adzy family prior. Probably gonna have to miss the Sharks game AND UT Alabama except for score updates. What WAS she thinking? She wasn't, I've already asked.
I have a limited amount of overhead for this stuff though. There are a couple posters here who I just can't be bothered with, and ALWAYS end up on my ignore list, after every reset.
I have a limited amount of overhead for this stuff though. There are a couple posters here who I just can't be bothered with, and ALWAYS end up on my ignore list, after every reset.
I feel like they are just too full of themselves to even listen to anything I type. I get they can feel exactly the same way about me. That's totally fair.
But then, ok, at that point, I don't need to read their posts (shagdad and the army guy) and then there are a few others who maybe I get into a disagreement about temporarily on a given topic, and I briefly just need to tune them out so I can get on with things. I waste waaaaaay too much time here as it is. So the folks I ignore... it's not really about them... it's more about me. I just can't take this site too seriously, It is better for me that way.
