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The Walking Dead: World Beyond (2020)
Disregard the negative reviews.
I not sure what all the negative reviews are about, I thought The World Beyond was pretty good. It views the walking dead universe from a different perspective. It offers more clues into the mysteries of the WD universe. It has a decent coming of age storyline. And most importantly it had a self contained story with a clear beginning and end, so not the meandering, aimless, repetitive, and predictable story that Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead became in their later years. This story actually goes somewhere. A lot of the negative reviews seem to focus on the main characters being teens and it being "disney-fied", but I'm not seeing it. There's plenty of brutality for WD fans to enjoy.
NWA Powerrr (2019)
Not for every wrestling fan, but every wrestling fan should give it a try.
I'm in the middle of binge watching episodes on the CW app, because I just can't get enough rassling lately, and I gotta say, I'm kind of liking it. The presentation is admittedly small time and a cheesy at times, but I dont need all razzle-dazzle of the big promotions and don't mind some silliness in my wrestling characters. The underlying storylines aren't bad and the wrestling itself is surprisingly good. I like that the one hour format makes it easier to digest than the 2 hour format that is prevelant these days. Don't know what's going to happen with it now that nxt is coming to the CW, but I hope its kept accessible somewhere. Won't be watching religiously like I do with the bigger promotions, but would love to be able to drop in when I'm in the mood for a bite size dose of something different.
Ghosts of Mars (2001)
I can't complain.
I'm not sure why so many are so down on this movie. It ain't Citizen Kane or anything, but it's a fun little ride. As far as John Carpenter movies, its kind of puzzling to see Christine get a 6.8 and this get a 4.9; I was far more entertained by this than Christine. I think this is kind of intentionally meant to have a B movie feel to it. Mr. Carpenter has done that in the past, and I think that's his intent here. He just doesn't do it as heavy handedly as he does in his "Escape from whatever" movies, so I think people are missing it. It also may come off as a bit dated as far as special effects and what not, but if you can get past that, I think the plot and action make it a worthwhile experience.
Bros (2022)
This movie can't decide what it is.
This movie has it's moments, but like most romantic comedies, is a little short on the comedy. Also doesn't live up to it's billing as a gay romantic comedy that the masses can enjoy. Right out of the gate it makes a point of being "unapologetically gay" .I'm not even sure I get all the jokes and references, being a straight guy. That actually might be a better movie in some ways, but, just saying, it's not what its advertised to be. Then there's the whole museum plot line, which has almost no good jokes attached to it and seems to be some awkward attempt to make sure all of LGBT, etc culture is represented, as well as "educate" straight people about gay history, although I don't really feel very educated, given the briefness of any history lessons it gave. Overall this movie seems like it's trying to be too many things to too many people and would be better off picking one direction and sticking to it.
Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
Decent comeback for Sean Connery, but...
James bond only has sex with one women in this movie. Underachiever! He has 3 or 4 dames in all the previous movies. I guess we'll see is Roger Moore can do better.
On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
Decent.
This movie is a little incoherent and odd in the beginning, but kind of comes together about halfway through and becomes a decent Bond movie. Decent but not great. George Lazerby is good enough as Bond, so I don't blame him, it just has some flaws in the writing, I think. For those keeping track, 007 has sex with 3 different women in this movie, bringing his total for the first 6 James Bond movies to 21 different women. Does it count towards his total if a different guy is playing Bond? I think so. 21 it is.
Thunderball (1965)
I want to party at the Kiss Kiss Club.
For those keeping track, James Bond gets it on with 4 women in this movie. Or maybe only 3, it's a little vague, but I totally got to believe he's doing his hot Asian assistant, so I'm going with 4. Anyway that puts his total bed post notches for the first 4 movies at 14. Hope this guy is using protection.
From Russia with Love (1963)
Best Bond I've seen.
This movie is my favorite of the 007 movies I've seen. It's a bit more down to earth with some semi-realistic cold war political intrigue in it. Still has some ridiculous stuff in it too, but I wish other Bond movies were a bit more like this one.
For those keeping track, Bond had sexual relations with 4 women in this movie. 2 in a threesome, even, but one was a lady he had sex with in Dr. No. So for the first 2 movies his total number of women is 6.
Dr. No (1962)
For those keeping track...
..James Bond got it on with 3 women in this movie.
Psych (2006)
Cool show.
Entertaining show. I do think its funny that in real life Santa Barbara has like no murders. During the 8 years this show was on the air Santa Barbara had a total of 14 murders. But this guys solves a murder a week.....