Big let down.

Ricky Stanicky

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I concur. "Ricky Stanicky" is hilarious.

I'd like to share the plot because that's what got me to watch it when it was recommended to me. 3 friends create a fake friend "Ricky Stanicky" to blame things on and use as an excuse. Eventually they need to produce Ricky to prove his existence so they hire an actor played by John Cena to pretend to be Ricky.

"That's My Boy" is currently on Netflix and is also hilarious.

2 docuseries. One covers nuclear bombs and the cold war, the other covers 9/11.

Currently watching the Cold War one and its good.

Started it. Kinda like it.

Also finished "Shogun". Well, up to Part 5. It's subtitled but visually is one of the best TV shows for cinematography. I read the book after watching the older version starring Richard Chamberlain in the starring role. The newer one follow the book a lot tighter, but it's a lot longer too.

Now it appears we must for the next group of episodes to come.

Didn't thrill me.

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The Accountant - Ben Affleck as an autistic accountant and deadly assassin…yah, right…

Mending the Line -fly fishing and more

Unbroken - read the book about 10 years ago, didn’t know there was a movie

If you like the actor that plays the main role...check out Tokyo Vice. Michael Mann too!

Ooooooooh thank you!

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Michael Mann is awesome, will check it out. Thanks,

Saw this in the theater back-in-the-day. Iirc, it was a “sneak preview” so didn’t know too much about the plot, who was in the movie, etc. Of course knew who John Belushi and Donald Sutherland were but the rest of the cast were relative unknowns.

Lotta great scenes, too many to name but the cafeteria scene with Belushi is an all-time favorite. “I’m a zit.”