What I’m watching

Easily my favorite Tom Cruise movie.

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Some of his Scientology work is inspired.

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Sorry, I just can’t. If you see the crime happen in the future, and travel to the future to prevent the crime, then the crime didn’t happen and you couldn’t have seen it.

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Didn’t you take time mechanics during junior year at the academy?

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No, I was too busy not being a nerd.

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a cross we all must bear

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This one is NSFW (language), but will make you laugh.

I’ve watched some of his stuff off and on, he’s funny. Today’s adventure started with:

and ended with:

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a nice bit of extra-curriculars in front of a nun after the Texas A&M-Commerce @ Incarnate Word game
I would hesitate to call it a ‘massive brawl’, but I’m not a sportswriter.

Great, classic movie. Hats off to Connery and Deniro for their performances.

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went to see Dune Part 2 tonight. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a more stunning visual movie. So well done.

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Saw this on Broadway and in LA. If you have HBO make sure to watch. Good stuff:

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Watched this yesterday for the first time in ages.

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Watching American Conspiracy - The Octopus Murders on Netflix. Pretty interesting documentary of events in early 80’s suggesting foul play by DOJ, CIA, REAGAN Admin. Iran, Nicaragua, FBI, etc

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Killing time watching Code 8 and Code 8 Part 2.

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Lies, all lies.

This just dropped today on Netflix. So far it has been solid in its presentation.

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Cabrini. Quite good. Wife bought tickets a few months ago and remembered yesterday afternoon. About an Italian nun out to save the world and fighting the patriarchy (early 20th century), setting up an orphanage for Italian immigrant kids in NYC. Very relavent today with some similar vitroil towards immigrants. There is a memorial to Mother Cabrini here in CO and now I know why

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We went and saw Cabrini also. I knew a little about her, and now know a bit more. She was quite a lady.

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Just finished watching The Bloody Hundredth on Apple+. This is related to its series called Masters of the Air. Just wow.

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Just watched the first of two episodes of Paul Simon: In Restless Dreams.

I’ve been a huge fan of his since sometime in the early/mid 60’s, and enjoyed every minute of this film.

There are not many more gifted songwriter/singers/performers than Paul period. If you’re anywhere near old enough to remember his early music from the 60’s or have experienced any of the incredible stuff he’s done all along the way since, don’t miss this.

Edit to say: I can’t wait for the second drop next Sunday, but tomorrow night, I WILL be watching “The Graduate”. :slight_smile:

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