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I'm actually planning to buy a physical copy when they drop, which is a practice I save for a few movies at this point.

Hoping the Mavs bring back the trash bag jersey.

If DC didn't consider it more of an upscale project, Superman & Lois would probably be gone too, since I imagine the budget is high. The HBO Max connection is a real parachute for that and Stargirl.

Given that the Mike/Will/Jonathan crew got zero screen time in episode 7, I suspect we open the next episode with them finding the lab and getting Eleven out.

Once again, Ewan McGregor is trying to carry a lesser Star Wars entry on his back. He has been good as always, but the total disregard for continuity in this show is frustrating. There are things in this that I like, and the skeleton of a good show is there, but the absence of Filoni being there to keep things in check is glaring.

I put over this film earlier in the thread, but I'll double down on this being the most rewarding 3 hours I have spent watching a movie in a long time. I've been talking to a girl from India the last couple of months, and she did a good job of helping me understand why this movie was such a big deal, and knowing what goes on with Indian cinema in general. Seriously, watch RRR you guys.

I love how they set it up too, because you fully expect him to get his shit rocked, and then he......doesn't???

I'll never forgive him for getting "Pass the Dutchie" stuck in my head. Ok, so are we going to talk about Murray being the reverse Steve and kicking everyone's ass?

Am I nuts, or did they blend James Earl Jones' and Hayden's voice together? I feel like they did something like that in Rebels too, but the line delivery felt way more "Anakin" than "Vader". Even some of Hayden's inflections were there. I found the Zach Braff cameo to be pretty funny since he doesn't give a single shit about Star Wars, and Donald Faison is obsessed with it. You know Donald is going to be hot about it lol.

The new characters work, but I'm also a big fan of how well the Duffers play with the pairings each season. They are smart to not move Dustin and Steve from each other, and I really dig the Nancy/Robin pairing this season.

Just finished that episode, and I couldn't believe how powerful that scene ended up being. Max has lowkey been the standout this season. Loving the Nightmare on Elm Street vibe of this season.

Watched Everything, Everywhere, All at Once over the weekend. Had to do it in two sittings, because I was battling a really bad fever on Friday, and pal let me tell you, Michelle Yeoh wasn't the only one slipping in and out of reality that day. So I started over on Sunday when I felt better, and this is one of those movies where I was thinking "no way this will be as good as everyone says", and it just ended up being better. I didn't expect something so heartfelt and relatable, from almost every main character. I love how much this felt like a Hong Kong production without actually being one. I loved how brazen they were to put Michelle Yeoh front and center, broken English and all, and the flip flopping from their native tongue to English was so effective. Really drove home the disconnect between the Wang parents, and their daughter and dad. I loved Jamie Lee Curtis fighting HARD for that Vincent Hanna award lol Most of all I loved that, no matter which character you related to the most, you got a sense of emptyness and wanting that pretty much all of us have felt at some point.

Fuuuuck. Howard did NOT deserve that. I think I reacted the same way as Jimmy and Kim did when Lalo came in. They both deserve whatever misery comes to them at this point.

I watched RRR (in the original Telugu language), and this thing was incredible. I'm not super well versed in Indian cinema, but this movie was put over by some outlets that I really trust, so I gave it a shot. I'm not sure if this is the film that makes me seek out Indian movies, but I will say that this delivered on the insanity that I expected, plus added a really damn good story in the midst of all of it. The Hindi language dub is currently on Netflix, and I can't recommend this flick enough.

That bozo Nick Wright jumping on the Mavs bandwagon ain't sitting right with me.

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I seriously can't believe it. WCF exceeds the wildest hopes I had for this team. I'll admit to being dead ass wrong about Kidd as head coach too. We got a real shot at the Finals.

BULLY FUCKIN LUKA

Tony Brothers reffing tonight. Adam Silver making sure Luka is gone lol

Personally happy that the Celtics won, because if Milwaukee had won, Mavs-PHX would have been at 3:30 on Sunday, and I would be at work.

I hope by now people realize that Doc has been banking on that 08 ring for almost 15 years now, and only got that one because he had 3 hall of famers at the peak of their powers.

If anyone pays Harden that much, they deserve whatever happens to them.

In the biggest indicator of everyone being checked out on Flash, the show has been largely OK this season, AND a main character just got killed off, and literally no one is discussing it lol.