I like this z movie. The soundtrack is killer. Metallica, Early Van Halen and I’m only 30 mins in I should have watched this a long time ago

Wow Jennifer won the award tonight in my humble opinion. I completely change my mind on her character in this episode.

Wow Jennifer won the award tonight in my humble opinion. I completely change my mind on her character in this episode.

Dozier does get a rare roll from time to time like this https://www.primewire.tf/movie/629678-rock-paper-scissors but his main occupation now is realtor in Studio City.

Rest in peace Paul Reubenstein. Most know of Hartman, Fishburne & others from Larraine Newman’s Groundlings & other comedy troupes that worked with Pee-Wee, but Natasha Lyonne also got her start as one of the little kids on Pee Wee’s Playhouse.

Thank you so much!

OMG right? SO GOOD!

Wow this is just awful. Great documentary. I couldn’t stop watching it. I was their age when all this had become a big sensation. My parents adopted this guy’s teaching on tough love. Which became silent treatments, threats of being sent away. No actual punishments. It must be mentioned that we were the first of the latch key generation. We had no one looking after us and when we would get into trouble it was this huge shock and our parents would take no responsibility for the trouble we would get into. I’m so grateful that I was not sent to one of these places. However it could have been me, my Mom hated to spend money so I guess that is what saved me.

Great to know. I just watched the 2nd epi & it was just as riveting. All the characters are intriguing due to the acting. There’s also some unexpected humor too sprinkled throughout. Despite knowing all the pieces (or thinking that I do, we’ll see) the storytelling really keeps you in suspense. There’s always surprises right around the corner in the Fargo universe though.

That was an amazing epi. I was riveted. Great acting & the plot had me wondering what would happen next. Looking forward to watching the rest.

Wrestling.
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Choreographed ballet, with fake violence, with comedy costumes, and personas.

Name it ocean planet!

Paul Watson opened my eyes to the destruction of these majestic mammals. I tried to teach my children to boycott any marine parks as there is a huge one in Niagara Falls here in Ontario where I reside. His tenacity to never surrender to continue to fight for all marine life and the seas in which they live and multiply. He and his crew risk their own lives to save these species from certain extinction. His bravery and courage has no boundaries. God bless this man. It only more people would join the cause. Sadly we will not just have dead zones in our oceans but no life what so ever if we continue to pillage the seas like we have.

She used to be a prosecutor in my city. Was in the news a lot.
Hiya Cass! Hope you and your family have a great Christmas and a better New Year.

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This was my dear departed sisters’ favorite Christmas movie. Due to the fact that she can not watch it, I am going to do just that right now.

This upload is unfortunately the same as the previous.

Is this where i should post information like this, or is there specific area for it?

I am a victim of child sexual abuse and there was never a moment that I thought what was done to me was not wrong. The shame I carried from the times it happened all the way into adulthood. I knew it was wrong. Oprah is a real jerk she was Michael’s friend and for her and these knuckle heads to betray him in death this way to make money is sickening to me

They couldn’t have made a better decision playing war pigs during the trailer. Then you have Ridley directing and the all too loveable Joaquin, how could it go wrong? I love time period films especially depicting war. The wars back then were brutal.

certain countries seem to have the worst and most unusual birth defects. I often wonder if it’s due to poor sanitation. Whatever it is God love and bless them

I most certainly became a mother at the best time in life for children’s movies. I think I enjoyed them more than my boy did, hehe

Classic for sure. I so enjoyed that. Michael Keaton at his finest. I might have to watch Beetlejuice next

Hello Again is our fav. Not to be controversial. Watch it. Just to say you did. (੭•̀ω•́)੭̸*✩⁺˚

Multiplicity is schlocky sci-fi fantasy with Michael Keaton. It’s also pretty fun.

https://www.primewire.tf/movie/253267-multiplicity

the 2nd segment with Gene Wilder will have you Rotfl. It is so ridiculous. I first watch this with my parents when I was about 10 or 11 years old. VCR’s were wonderful those days. My parents let me watch anything I wanted. Then again I was raised by a couple of hippies lol

thanks for the adds. I was just mentioning these two men yesterday

Was really hoping you’d check it out. It’s too good not to share! Good comedy needs a wider audience.

Same to you! Great comedy keeps our family going & we dig the slapstick stuff best, which is really a lost art.

https://www.primewire.tf/movie/580138-steve-martin-and-martin-short-an-evening-you-will-forget-for-the-rest-of-your-life

Happy you reviewed this! Steve Martin may not be as physical as he once was, but he toured a live show with Martin Short that was really great - stand-up along with his great banjo playing band. Like you two, we also miss John Ritter. He was a great continuation of slap-stick that went from Vaudeville, Marx Brothers, Stooges, Keaton, Lloyd, Chaplin, Martin & Lewis - but also Dick Van Dyke, Don Knotts, Tim Conway & Carol Burnett. John was right in that same pocket. Early Chevy Chase came close, but John nailed it!

Threes Company was close, I think. And Steve Martin (where is he these days??). Physical humour is THEEE best. ( ✪ワ✪)ノʸᵉᵃʰᵎ

L&H, A&C and The 3 Stooges! Classic!

I love Laurel and Hardy. Some are more fans of Abbott and Costello, but when I was a youngin my Dad introduced me to L & H and we would laugh ourselves silly watching them. The Flying Deuces is my most favorite of them all.