"Dear Mama" on FX, about Afeni and Tupac Shakur. I had no idea about Tupac's mother being a high-ranking Black Panther, and that he got his start as a member of Digital Underground.
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That looks interesting. What do you think of it so far?"Dear Mama" on FX, about Afeni and Tupac Shakur. I had no idea about Tupac's mother being a high-ranking Black Panther, and that he got his start as a member of Digital Underground.
It's really interesting. We're learning a lot about Tupac and his family and upbringing. We've only watched the first episode (there are five) and can't wait to watch more.That looks interesting. What do you think of it so far?
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It looks entertaining. I wanna see it.Sisu is an entertaining movie. With better dialogue it could've been legendary. As is, it's an entertaining movie.
Sounds excellent. On the list it goes.It's really interesting. We're learning a lot about Tupac and his family and upbringing. We've only watched the first episode (there are five) and can't wait to watch more.
I remember before Chucky, it was Michael/Jason/Freddy. I was never a fan of the Halloween or Friday the 13th series of movies, but I've always liked the Nightmare on Elm Street series of movies.Rewatching the Nightmare on Elm Street movies these days. Man, when it comes to 80s slasher icons, Freddy rules. The movies get increasingly more bizarre, which is just my jam. Incredible effects work too. In comparison, peeps like Chucky or Jason were pretty tame.
Just watched Unstable with Rob Lowe & his son
Very sarcastic.
And funny