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I thought I was watching a Lifetime tv series about a superhero's reconciliation with her mother. There were so many childhood stories, painful memories and frank mother-daughter talks. All the men were pigs who ran around trying to screw people. It was great to see Malcom get a real job with Cheng instead of being pissed on by Jessica for another season. I'm looking forward to future seasons of Defenders, Daredevil, Iron Fist and Punisher.
I suspect she feels guilty that much of her success as an actress stems from her marriage to a Coen brother. She can probably get roles from his contacts and she can act in his movies if there are no other opportunities. I agree that she should lecture her husband first.
I think there should have been a spin-off called McNulty P.I. and he would have been a private investigator in Baltimore/DC. The only problem is that McNulty is unlikeable so people would get sick of watching him after a while. He doesn't really cooperate with his peers and doesn't follow orders or procedures. He would have to be self-employed.
The brother mentioned that he would side with Bjorn if there was a war just before he and Bjorn went to Sicily.
I thought she was just showing that she was in charge and she didn't need to marry him to have sex with him. I think 80% of men would be ready to screw Lagertha anytime anywhere.
I'm white and I do think it's racist in the way that ALL the whites are unfavorably portrayed. There could have been a cool white friend. Was there even a decent white person in the film? I also realize that it's a silly movie that shouldn't be taken seriously. I do worry that some morons could watch it and think that whites do think this way. The bingo game is offensive to me since it reminds me of a slave auction. I would have liked the movie as a horror film if they left out the racial nonsense.
While I agree that she is probably not a classic leading lady beauty, she does have beautiful eyes. I still think she is attractive but I'm partial to redheads. I loved her singing in the movie but I was not impressed with Ryan Gosling's vocals.
I can't believe La La Land didn't win Best Picture. I actually saw all three contenders so I can judge them with my limited knowledge of filmography. La La Land is a film that inspires people to pursue their dreams. The costumes, dances, acting, budget were so much better. Moonlight was a miserable slog through some gay drug dealer's shitty life and Manchester by the Sea was a maintenance man grunting through mundane everyday shit. My one complaint about La La Land was the repeated performances of City of Stars. I got sick of City of Stars after a while BUT it's still a catchy tune. It was cool when Emma and Ryan sang it together since that represented their status as a solid couple. I felt really miserable after watching Moonlight and Manchester By the Sea but La La Land was uplifting.
I don't think he was in it long enough to win any awards. He did give a good performance but he, like many others, didn't really say that much.
I agree. Scarlett is better off without Rhett. He was very controlling and threatened her with violence. He also may have raped her. I like movies with happy endings so I think this film is overrated.
He's an ex-con with a chip on his shoulder. He has no right to resent Frank since Frank gave him a job in the WH that he used as a springboard to get another job. I thought Freddy would take pride in cooking ribs at the WH. How many people can say that they cooked a meal at the White House? That would be a cool story.
I don't like that Frank has been shoved to the side and Claire takes the helm. Frank has a lot of charisma while Claire is just ice cold to me. I think Kevin Spacey is the better actor while Robin Wright hasn't shown me much in the past.
I just watched the first episode of season six and started wondering if I should continue. I checked the wikia and it looks like it becomes a bloodbath in seasons six and seven. I'm going to stop since I grew attached to a lot of the main characters. The show might have jumped the shark when the retired Marshall showed up. It just seems odd to me that a retired Marshall had so much power/strings/influence. I did enjoy thoroughly enjoy the show up until the end of season five when the retired Marshall showed up.