metirish wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 6:12 pmVic Sage ?

you rang?

Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: ↑Tue Apr 11, 2023 8:15 pm Hey look. Vic Sage.

Does anyone know what became of him?

i hear he's blowing goats in the outback.

its not trying to be funny, so evaluating it on that basis seems odd. It's also not animated, nor a civil war drama. There's oh so many things its not. but one of the things that it IS is powerful, timely, gripping and really well made.

After i saw everybody else's lists, i realized i was working from an incomplete list of 1970 releases. So, while i don't retract my prior list, there's more than enough for me to offer a second top 10: Morrison Hotel (Doors) Elton John Mona Bone Jakon (C.Stevens) Lola (Kinks) John Barleycorn (Traffi...

my top 10 from 1970: PLASTIC ONO BAND (J.Lennon) MOONDANCE (V.Morrison) TEA FOR THE TILLERMAN (C.Stevens) BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER (S&G) SWEET BABY JAMES (J.Taylor) DEJA VU (CSNY) LAYLA (Derek &Dominoes) AFTER THE GOLDRUSH (N.Young) LET IT BE (Beatles) ALL THINGS MUST PASS (G.Harrison) I r...

i thought the filmmaking was kinetic and stylish, and the performances powerful. I bought it.

People are focusing on Trump misspeaking with the name of the city (and Biden on the state) but he seemed to open the door to something substantial. He already pushed through the bump stock ban through executive order. He tweeted: We cannot let those killed in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, die ...