It's very Devo-esque. I like it.
Spoilers Shazam! - Grading and Discussion
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The cameo was played by Levi's stuntman, from what I read elsewhere.
According to my paternal grandfather, whatever the event was, he wanted to beat the traffic. When I finally got caught up with, "The Kids Are Alright", I was amazed to hear them use that incentive too. Hmm.
Hmm. One post didn't take?
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They broke into an ATM.
That's 30 years hard labour.
Amanda Waller is already trying to figure out how to get a bomb in Captain Sparkle Finger's skull.
That's 30 years hard labour.
Amanda Waller is already trying to figure out how to get a bomb in Captain Sparkle Finger's skull.
Hi! Hmm. Should I reply to myself, to continue a train of thought? But anyway, one time I went to the local fireworks show, and I tried to find a place to park. It seemed like every legal spot was in use. A deputy was directing traffic. I asked him where I could find an empty spot. He looked at me oddly, as people were honking. It turns out that the show was over and people were leaving, not arriving! That's when Grandpa's words finally made sense to me.
As for the end credits. Well, I'm friends with the local movie theater owners. They know that I sit for the whole movie. If a light turns on, and they see people staying, they turn the lights off. Though sometimes, the lights are to help find keys, or other items. Plus, to help the elderly see.
The place was remodeled, and the back row seats are larger than the rest. My dad complained about his butt getting stuck. So they listened. Those that like the bigger seats have caught on. If I don't get to sit in that row, the usher sometimes misses seeing me. But if he or she does, they turn the lights off.
But anyway, though I don't get to see 3D or IMAX, and they took awhile to go digital, I enjoy the perks. So those that don't know the owners well, I remember how it was.
Oh, it did take! I forgot! I tell the locals to sit for the end credits! A lot of them don't know. They are pleasantly surprised too. It makes me happy when I see so many converts staying seated at the next movie, now that they know. But by coincidence, some elderly people wait anyway, until the lights are on, and no one else is there, so they can walk slowly. Helping them up and out, counts towards my doing a good deed daily.
As for the end credits. Well, I'm friends with the local movie theater owners. They know that I sit for the whole movie. If a light turns on, and they see people staying, they turn the lights off. Though sometimes, the lights are to help find keys, or other items. Plus, to help the elderly see.
The place was remodeled, and the back row seats are larger than the rest. My dad complained about his butt getting stuck. So they listened. Those that like the bigger seats have caught on. If I don't get to sit in that row, the usher sometimes misses seeing me. But if he or she does, they turn the lights off.
But anyway, though I don't get to see 3D or IMAX, and they took awhile to go digital, I enjoy the perks. So those that don't know the owners well, I remember how it was.
Oh, it did take! I forgot! I tell the locals to sit for the end credits! A lot of them don't know. They are pleasantly surprised too. It makes me happy when I see so many converts staying seated at the next movie, now that they know. But by coincidence, some elderly people wait anyway, until the lights are on, and no one else is there, so they can walk slowly. Helping them up and out, counts towards my doing a good deed daily.
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At the end of the credits I looked at my teenage son and said "This movie kicked Captain Marvel's ass." He grinned.
I liked the homage to „Big“
My friends who were with me looked at me with blank expressions.
I feel old.
My friends who were with me looked at me with blank expressions.
I feel old.
Sexists.
Say what? Liking one movie better than another isn't sexism.
A bad one.
Not you.
They should have at least done it to the upper lip, since we know they've got a CG left over from Justice League
Hello! Not to mention the, "Dr. Pepper", vending machine. The boys behaved as if they were winning a slot machine game. A lot of characters have done tgat. As for labor? Hmm. I seem to recall something somewhere, about how someone won the case argument, that people now only get confined in prison as punishment, rather than labor, because that was a form of slavery. So it was deemed cruel and unusual, or something. So now any labor done in prison, is a paid job, and in some cases, they learn a proper trade.
Mind you, that may have been from a work of fiction. But jail prisoners earn less than minimum wage, to pay for luxuries, not covered by the government. Ditto for prison convicts. I could go on, but that might invade privacy. Hmm.
But I like your point!
Imagine Trump was sending Prisoners out to the border to fight the Caravans?
Task Force X is superbly criminal.
Task Force X is superbly criminal.
This is a nice film. Funny in parts, kid friendly. Not blown away by it but a nice way to burn time without darkness and brooding.
From what I have read, Black Adam will have a solo film which is shooting next year and by the time they get around to facing off it will be in Shazam 3.
