OneLoneClone

HEAT

Al Pacino, Robert Deniro , Val Kilmer, Ashley Judd, Tom Sizemore, William Fichtner... more.

As you can see, great cast. This movie seems super grounded compared with most heist/cop movies. The violence is fast and brutal and not stylish or sexy. There is this thrumming tension throughout the whole film.directed by micheal Mann (Miami vice, manhunter).

4/5 but it is looonnnggg

Probably too ambitious for an update, but I would love to have the camp in RDR to have open slots where you could recruit NPCs with specific skills... the way State of Decay basebuilding works.

I wanted to topple every statue I saw in real life after playing JC2. Loved that game... what a bonkers ending.

Didn't finish JC3.

Darth Vader
Hawkeye - Mark Waid run

upvote for the Moon Knight suggestion

I lie in bed and try to remember the plot details of some show like Game of Thrones or Lost......zzzz

"Let that sink in." usually appended to some alarmist bullshit.

Philz delivery service, Jacobs Wonderbar. Grind whole beans. Use Bonavita coffee maker (1500w, heats water to 200+ degrees).

Put cream in mug, heat for 30 seconds in microwave. Keeps the coffee hot, changes the taste of the cream so its sweeter.

I'm old and tired, I know what I'm talking about.

@ntm: I see what you mean. When I sprung Micah out of jail and he started killing everybody I tried to shoot him in the head, but the game has other plans for him apparently.

Got the tip about the cash at Catfish Jackson residency. What a sad affair. Drunk dad physically and emotionally abusing the kid, saying kid was the cause of mom leaving.

I hogtie the dirtbag, and then find the letter from mom to the kid IN THE DADS room, saying she'll send for him whenever he is ready. I want to give the letter to the kid, but the gameplay mechanics won't let me. I want to drop the letter so kid finds it but game won't let me.

The situation is messed up. I take the money but don't ransack the house, then leave the dad hogtied and the kid crying.

Yay.

The Death of Stalin - 3/5

This film is fucken weird, but I kept watching it. Steve Buscemi plays Khrushkev. Micheal Palin and Jeffrey Tamboor play others in Stalin's inner circle all stuggling for power after Stalins death.

Its like this farce with a really really high body count. No one even attempts a russian accent.