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I enjoyed Zombieland 2. I wouldn't pay to see it, but it had its moments.

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Originally Posted by Justin

I was surprised that Zombieland 2 wasn't more successful. The first one was great and built a lot of good will. The second one is quite entertaining, despite just being "more of the same."

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it was funny. Emma Stones sarcasm towards Madison was good. .

I know, right, who would have thought there were nuts in trail mix.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Was surprised at Extraction. Pictured Thor as his usual self. Instead got a decent fairly fast paced action flick.

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MILD SPOILERS

Short article on the weapons and gun handling in the movie.

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...PGBBgV79MO16Kc

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Originally Posted by brutal

MILD SPOILERS

Short article on the weapons and gun handling in the movie.

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...PGBBgV79MO16Kc

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EXTRACTION SPOILER ALERT

As the movie opened and he's engaging threats going to and on the bridge, i tell the spouse . He's running a Halo suppressor. How do you know?
Cause it sounds exactly like my Halo does that " Halo suppressor sound" is fairly recognizable.

Upload on prime is pretty good.

Watched "I See You" on Amazon Prime. It's pretty good... suspense, sort of paranormal.... good twists and turns. Although Helen Hunt is almost unrecognizable.

Kind of OT, but just a slight rant, I'm getting annoyed. It seems like every time I find a show/anime/etc I like on Netflix or Prime, it ends up getting cancelled or just ends unexpectedly. The Tick? Cancelled. Various animes? Well, I saw Copyright 2013, and since it just sort of dropped off and ended, I'm guessing either they stopped translating or the show got cancelled. Stuff like that. Wish shows that got cancelled had to post a quick "Here's what our plans were, here's the storyline" stuff before they left so I know who the heck various characters are etc :P

The further you get from the main networks, the more common that is. At least the streaming services are saving some of the good shows from cancellation (e.g. The Expanse & Longmire). I wish one of the streaming services would pick up Counterpart.

I really miss Longmire. Even though it was predictable and a little far-fetched, the acting was good and the entertainment value was first rate.

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Originally Posted by Honey Badger282.8

Upload on prime is pretty good.

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Thanks for the tip.
Thoroughly enjoyed - hope they keep it going.