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I watched this yesterday for the first time in about 30 years. I don't think I really understood a lot of the jokes when I was 11, but I remember liking it. Now that I'm old and broken, the jokes made more sense. Great movie. Bruce Willis is better at comedy than I realized. He's got great comedic timing.
That makes sense from his performance in the Die Hard movies.
And on "Moonlighting", where he got his start.
The 1972 NBA All-Star Game on NBA-TV.
It's so refreshing to see players actually dribble the ball and not carry it, no traveling, actual plays being run. teamwork being displayed, actual defense being played, great midrange jump shooting, and nobody yelling, contorting their faces, or pounding their chests.
Jerry West, who is still one of the top 10 (and maybe even top 5) NBA players of all time, hit the game-winning shot, and he didn't go crazy celebrating. Many of today's players hit a game-winning shot in a regular season game in January, and they lose it to the point where I almost expect their heads to explode!
It's so refreshing to see players actually dribble the ball and not carry it, no traveling, actual plays being run. teamwork being displayed, actual defense being played, great midrange jump shooting, and nobody yelling, contorting their faces, or pounding their chests.
Jerry West, who is still one of the top 10 (and maybe even top 5) NBA players of all time, hit the game-winning shot, and he didn't go crazy celebrating. Many of today's players hit a game-winning shot in a regular season game in January, and they lose it to the point where I almost expect their heads to explode!
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Been watching The Musketeers on Prime. My wife likes it so much she's rationing the number of shows we watch so they'll last longer.
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Watch The Musketeers Season 1 – Prime Video
Set on the streets of 17th-century Paris, where law and order is more an idea than reality, The Musketeers follows the horse riding, sword-wielding Musketeers Athos, Aramis and Porthos. Far more than King Louis XIII's personal bodyguards, they ultimately stand resolutely for social justice: for...
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Agreed. Ever since the introduction of the gather step, I find the game unwatchable.
The WNBA. Those women can ball!
And I like the fact that, even though they're great athletes, they can't rely on their athleticism the same way NBA players can, so you see more basic skill-oriented basketball.
And I like the fact that, even though they're great athletes, they can't rely on their athleticism the same way NBA players can, so you see more basic skill-oriented basketball.
Finally watched Challengers. Meh. I didn't like or dislike. It was dead in the middle for me. Really liked the soundtrack, though.
Saturday we watched "Damsel" on Netflix, starring Millie Bobby Brown with Ray Winstone, Robin Wright and Angela Bassett. An interesting twist on the whole fairy tale genre. The story sets up well, although there are some slow spots. Worth a watch.
I got a new iPhone, so I have Apple TV for a little while. Watching season 4 of For All Mankind. Great show.
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