I think theres gonna be a package trade of Jeudy and Gabriel together once he clears IR..

From the world of John Wick: Ballerina.It’s mindless action flick season, and if you dig the John Wick movies, you’ll dig this.If you don’t know any John Wick movies, they’re top notch on the action. And they star Keanu Reeves, who starred as Ted Theodore Logan in Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure, except John Wick is the dark story line where they fail their history test and Ted gets shipped off to military school in Alaska and eventually becomes the world’s best badass assassin.This movie stars Ana de Armas as Eve Macarro, and she’s the daughter of a stray assassin from the same outfit that trained John Wick.Keanu does make an appearance. The action sequences are great in this, similar to the John Wick movies. They’re fast paced and creative. It’s sort of an exotic kill fest. Guns, knives, grenades, katanas, ice skates, and at one point, there’s a flame thrower-off.Good use of scenery in the movie as well. The final showdown is in some eastern European snow capped mountain town, so it’s like watching mass carnage in the same setting as The Sound of Music.I give it an A.

Nick Chubb was my favorite Brown for all the time he spent here.. It was painful to watch him go down the way he did.. It was always cool to me that we have the same initials NJC as our name and that we were both named Nick. In Spanish that means he was my Tocayo. Person of the same name.. So to Tocayo Mi.. Good luck whatever you do... Wherever you may go.. May God bless your soul.. And may you continue to do good and inspire people... I'm a Nicholas Jamal Chubb fan for life! Thank you for the amazing thrills!

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@jax said:Appears to me this falls under the equal airtime rule.Could be, l’m not terribly familiar with the nuances of the rule. Kimmel said he would like to interview his opponent Paxton, but l get the impression Paxton isn’t interested. How does the rule work if the opponent declines?

This was a recent date night flick l watched with my gal. Yes, it’s pretty much a chick flick, but it’s a chick flick with a twist, and it’s on Netflix.The main character is Jill, played by Zoey Deutch, and she has a sister named Isabelle who is Jill’s best friend and most favorite person in the world. The first 15 minutes of the movie does a helluva job showing how close they are and how strong their bond is as they were growing up together.Isabelle has cystic fibrosis and is mostly bedridden, so she largely lives her life vicariously through Jill. In the meantime, Jill is out in the world trying her level best to date guys and carve out a career as a pastry chef, in part so she can have fun stories to tell Isabelle. Since Isabelle didn’t get out much, their mutual happy place was the kitchen where they fancied themselves as mad scientists trying to create the next culinary big thing.And after the first 15 minutes of the film, Isabelle kicks it, and Jill spends the next several months trying to trudge forward with life while mourning, and she keeps calling Isabelle’s phone and leaving long winded heartfelt and sometimes funny voicemails on Isabelle’s old number.And of course she doesn’t realize that Isabelle’s old number is now the new number for Wes, a young high powered real estate sales guy, played by Nick Robinson.At one point the flick totally makes fun of itself for being a reboot of “You’ve Got Mail.” The film is quirky and funny at times, but it has big feels moments too. At first you’re not totally sure if this Wes guy is a good guy or a douchebag. It’s less of a traditional love story and more a story about the bond between two siblings. But there is a love story in there, and it’s really well done.I was impressed. It’s an atypical trajectory for a chick flick, but it also had plenty of the hallmarks of a good chick flick. I give it a solid A.

It’s a brand spanking new show on HBO Max, based on the DC superhero Green Lantern. Only one episode out so far, but so far so good.The OG Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, is played by Kyle Chandler, who l’m a big fan of from his days of playing coach Taylor in Friday Night Lights. He’s great in the role. Cocky, fearless, and a bit of an asshole.He’s in the latter stages of his tenure as Green Lantern when the show begins, and he has an apprentice, John Stewart, played by Aaron Pierre.As mentioned before, only one episode so far, but l think the second drops tonight and l’m in to it. Grade to be released after the season concludes.

@jax said:Not trying to be a pain here, but apples to apples.US Debt ClockTrump vs Biden National Debt Comparison: Who Added More?Trump vs Biden debt: which president added more to the national debt? Full comparison with verified Treasury data and inflation-adjusted figures.In raw dollar terms, Obama ($8.59T), Trump ($8.48T), and Biden ($8.17T) each added roughly similar amounts. In percentage terms, Reagan holds the modern record at 186%, followed by W. Bush at 101%. Context matters enormously — Obama inherited the Great Recession, Trump faced COVID-19, and Biden inherited both pandemic aftereffects and rising interest rates.Covid destroyed everything.I'm still waiting for Trump to lower the debt and prices. Can't do that while in a war with Iran and having the Strait closed.Judges kept ruining his tariffs, did he not do it correctly or did the judges over step their authority with technicalities?Lefties ruined what Musk was trying to do.Was he full of shit, or met with too much opposition?Biden was just useless.100% on covid. That accountend for $4.5 trillion in relief spending and a major loss to revenue that we may never have a true understanding.

I saw the latest Spider-Man flick at the theater yesterday, and l liked it a lot. I declare it the best Spider-Man movie ever made.I was a voracious comic book reader when l was a kid, but honestly Spider-Man was never one of my favorite characters. Nonetheless, l read my fair share of his stuff so l’m hip to what he’s all about. Young, idealistic, and a New Yorker through and through.Every Spider-Man movie ever made did their level best to capture what it must be like to swing through the streets on NYC and cling to buildings snd scamper across rooftops, but l’m telling you this flick took the cake capturing that, and it’s worth seeing on the big screen for that alone. The cinematography is outstanding.It will be helpful to watch the prior Spider-Man flick so that you’re up to speed, Spider-Man: No Way Home. I don’t want to spoil anything if you haven’t seen it, but it’s a “multi-verse” centric flick and at the end Spider-Man sort of loses his support system. It was a good flick, but l have to admit l was already worn out with all the multi-verse stuff by the time it came out.Brand New Day gets back to Spider-Man’s roots where he’s largely a solo act fighting crime in the streets of New York, and the city loves him, but the whole solo act thing starts to take a toll on him. Things come to a head when he has to confront a villain who seemingly has the ability to possess other people. There are some notable appearances from other Marvel characters. Mark Ruffalo is back as Bruce Banner/Hulk, Florence Pugh reprises her role as the new Black Widow (l know, l miss Scarlett too…), and Jon Bernthal is back as Frank Castle/Punisher.I love Bernthal as the Punisher. Hands down the best portrayal of that character. He is as good as the Punisher as Hugh Jackman is as Wolverine, and anyone who plays those parts after them will be compared to those guys. The Spider-Man/Punisher Bromance is definitely the thing we didn’t know we needed until we had it, and now we have it. This is a long-ish flick clocking in at almost 2.5 hours, but it breezes by pretty fast and you won’t be disappointed. I give it an A+.

oh well on to next year,I wonder who will run the team ?

@ap1 said:Paul Brown probably wasn't chasing down trick-or-treaters in his truck.He thought about it I bet haha

@ibleedbrown said:Aww, l like the Cowboy, though he was much more fun with Marty in the booth. Marty had a knack for getting him sidetracked over food and next thing half the broadcast was about fried chicken and ice cream, haha.I like Sadak too. He gets a little excitable sometimes, but he has a knack for pulling pop culture references out of nowhere that l think is hilarious.for some reason always feel a lack of enthusiasm from emoh and God Bless Marty

The reason the red card on the US was given was that studs going down the leg was the Area Of Focus [or whatever it's called] for the refs at this world cup.Once the ref confirmed Balogun's studs went down the ankle, that was a red card. For this tournament only, that action gets a red regardless of context.The issue is that the interaction was 0% deliberate - Balogun didn't see him before putting leg out & transferring weight bc the opponent ran in from his blind spot.I think if the ref was allowed discretion, this wouldn't have been a red during the game.. and hopefully FIFA remembers this and stops taking away ref discretion in future tournaments. Thus Trump calling wasn't some sort of wild crazymaking -- IMHO it gave FIFA a chance/an excuse to remedy their own mistake which even the commentators explained during the game.

I like the old tried and true Toll House recipe.. Can't get much better than that

Here’s a little clip about it. I’ve always considered him one of my favorite past Presidents. He wasn’t perfect, certainly had his flaws, but l like what he did for conservation movements and labor.The “library” is an interesting concept. It’s described not so much as a library or a museum, but more like an interactive experience. It’s a unique combination of sustainable construction and modern technology.

We felt the same way too.

Free speech conservatives crushing it

This is a flick released on AppleTV+ about a year ago, and it will very much remind you of other modern treasure hunting movies like National Treasure and the Da Vinci Code. There’s lots of historical nuggets and plenty of action packed sequences as the main characters plot out their quest to find the Fountain of Youth.I totally watched it because Eiza González was in it. When you’re smitten you’re smitten. I even watched it with my fiancé and she was like “she’s really pretty” and l was like “yeah she’s alright.” LolIt’s directed by Guy Ritchie and the 2 main characters are siblings Luke and Charlotte Purdue, played by John Krasinski and Natalie Portman, and they are the kids of a famous treasure hunting father who passed away about a decade prior to the events of the movie. Eiza plays a seeming antagonist, but her role gets revealed later in the movie.There are other protagonists on a team with the siblings, including a super rich guy who supplies the funding for the expedition, and Charlotte’s young son who is a music prodigy, and they all contribute to cracking clues that lead to the next step of the journey.It’s an enjoyable watch. Quick paced and engaging with plenty of action scenes and even some fun nerdy stuff along the way.I give it an A. Good flick for the family too. And yes, Eiza looks great and shows off some slick fighting moves in the flick.

This is a movie about Operation Postmaster, which was a real WWII operation carried out by the British against Nazi Germany in 1942. You can read about it here, but it might ruin the plot of the movie for you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Postmaster It’s highly dramatized of course. Henry Cavill plays the lead, Major Gus March-Phillips, and he’s the leader of a small contingent of allied soldiers and spies that are tasked with mucking up the works for Germany’s U-boats. Their U-boats were a game changer in the early part of the war, and it was one of the factors preventing the USA from joining the war to that point. The majority of the plot is set off the coast of Africa, which was technically under Spanish control at the time, and Spain was technically neutral in WWII, but they were also sort of friendly to the Axis powers. I thought the movie was really well done. The plot was intriguing, the pacing was good, and the acting was solid. The main female character was played by Eiza Gonzalez, so that’s the second time l’ve seen her recently in a flick. She killed her role and looked stunning in some 1940s outfits.  Solid action scenes too. And some funny parts. I really enjoyed it. I give it a solid A. 

This is a show on AppleTV+ that dropped in late ‘22, and the first season concluded in early ‘23. I think the intent was to make it a multi-season show, but Apple has neither confirmed a second season or cancelled it, but after over 3 years it’s probably safe to say another season isn’t happening. It’s described as a “geopolitical thriller”, and l’d say it lives up to that name. It stars 3 main characters, Amber Chesborough (played by Jessica Ann Collins) plays a botanist who has a focus in doing research on addiction using psychedelics, her brother Alex ‘Bambi’ Chesborough (played by Luke Evans), and her husband Prince Haas (played by Michiel Huisman). Both of the guys are also special forces soldiers who do black ops types of operations. An added twist is that Prince is rich and his dad owns a company that sells military weapons to the US govt. The basic plot line is that Amber goes to Columbia to do some research with native Shamans in the Amazon near the Venezuela border where she gets abducted by Venezuelan rebels and taken to a large prison-like facility. At first it seemed like this was a run of the mill abduction for ransom money, which Prince is willing to pay, but then the rebels catch wind that Amber may have been working for the CIA and that was a game-changer, because they really don’t like the CIA down there. With the aid of the Columbian military they make a couple of attempts to rescue Amber while she’s being transported to Venezuela, but once she’s there Bambi and Prince are left to their own devices to rescue her.  The show definitely delves in to the politics of the region. When the show came out Venezuela was run by Maduro, and he’s mentioned several times but never shown. Columbia had its fair share of problems too, and the 2 countries have some tension between them.  The show culminates with a high stakes raid to rescue Amber, with the help of Amber’s CIA buddy and Prince’s rich dad. Amber and Bambi’s mother also plays a role in an almost comedic fashion. The action sequences are top notch, and they happen early and often. Definitely an A for that part of the show. The show went 1 too many episodes for my liking, likely because they wanted to set the stage for a season 2, but without a season 2 it makes for a subpar ending. We binge watched all 10 episodes over the weekend, but I never developed a strong affinity with any of the characters.  Overall l give it a C+.