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https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/22947/ Watch out for this guy. He was nude with great bod but I think he was high as the proverbial kite when I saw him. He was talking a mile a minute about his travels and how he met this Indian guy in Bali with a giant cock that could hardly fit in his mouth. The massage started well enough. But halfway through, he laid on top of me for a long time making this snorting and groaning sound and felt like he was having an epileptic seizure. I had to ask him if he was alright. He slurred he was ok. At one point while he was rubbing my foot, he fell asleep half lying on the table and he was actually snoring. He pulled on my right arm so hard it actually hurt. He apologized. He tried the extras but I was so weirded out at this point that there was no way it`s gonna happen. I got dressed and got out of there in a hurry. My weirdest experience so far. LOL.

https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/35784/ FYI. He upsells now. $60 more for extras. I`m a repeat client so I didn`t inquire in my text. He told me when I`m already on his table. Overpriced now IMO.

I think he was Rob in his previous incarnation. Tried scheduling him but no reply.

And you will be right. Saw it. First half was ok. The last half hour or so was a mess. All symbolism and artsy-fartsy stuff which do not make any sense at all.

Oh boy. Can't imagine how those who believed and defended him so publicly and passionately are feeling now.

Asked him for sensual by text. He would for $180/hr. Sadly, out of my price range.

That being said, Driving Miss Daisy (and Crash) just doesn't hold up all that well on any list. Ahh... those critics. They didn't like it when the Black man was the driver. Now, they hate it when the Black man is the passenger. Confused bunch, aren't they?

Not surprised it got Best Picture. Well deserved IMO. Would have given it Editing also.

This. After Christopher Nolan's Batman movie, I couldn't sit through another one of these movies either.

I had to put on my glasses! Satan? ??

I know. Racist, right? Ho hum.

" ... And if you want every movie to be like "Beale Street," White people might not want to see them. Based on its box office grosses, seem like Black people do not want to see it either.

Average massage, keeps briefs on, $40 more to take them off, MT allowed but no HE. Totally straight with girlfriend, so he says. Definite no repeat for me.

Now that this movie has put the name Don Shirley in the public conciousness, I hope some Hollywood producer (Octavia Spencer, perhaps?) would think about a companion movie all about Dr. Shirley's life. I think that would be a very interesting movie going experience.

Ha ha! My first thought also.

I guess it all comes down to how we view movies. Hard to do sometimes, but when I watch a movie, I try to divorce myself from everything else that`s going on outside the theater and focus entirely and solely on what`s up on that screen. As such, I enjoyed The Green Book tremendously. Just a simple straight forward story of two guys from completely different backgrounds who, at the end of the movie, realized they`re not so different after all. That`s it! And that it was presented with great cinematic skill, terrific acting, and entertainment value also contributed to a satisfying time at the movies. I refuse to feel guilty about having a good time at the movies. I prefer to do a deeper dissertation about race relations and other social issues going on in the world in another time and venue. One critic even implied there should have been more homoeroticism between the two leads. Seriously? Saw Beale Street, too. Cinematically, I found it pretentious and left me cold and bored. Sorry.

The only Oscar-nominated films I've watched more than once are A Star Is Born and The Green Book. I'd be happy if either one won Best Picture.

Bored out of my mind. Felt sorry for Lin. Did his character supposed to have a speech impediment? I like Meryl but between Mama Mia and this, she should give musicals a bit of rest.

Thank you for this, LoveNDino. Saved me precious time and money. You just confirmed my gut instinct about this movie.

The PGA, which has been aligned with the Oscars for Best Picture 12 out 18 times this century, picked The Green Book as Best Picture this year. Is the backlash against this movie getting its own backlash?

Yeah, she's been doing nothing but variations on that Bridesmaids character. So refreshing to see her tackle a completely different and challenging role. And do it convincingly well.

I think a no-host Oscars have been done a few times before. Just an off camera voice introducing the presenters. They went more smoothly and faster paced IMO.

I went to a masseur in his 20's who started the conversation saying he's doing it part time while waiting for publication of his book. I made the mistake of asking what's it all about. He talked nonstop about some really traumatic horrific and depressing atrocities done to him when he was a child which he described in graphic details. By the time for the HE, I was so depressed I lost all my libido and couldn't get it up at all. I felt like I was molesting him. Left unsatisfied, depressed and feeling sorry for him. Too bad because massage was good, in the nude, and he was good looking.

Love this movie. That line by Colman about Emma Stone's "tongue" caused outbursts of shocked laughter. I just wish it went full on bizarre and weird like Dogtooth and Lobster.

A Star Is Born is notches above Bohemian Rhapsody technically and in general. Aside from the LiveAid concert, Bohemian Rhapsody is a network TV movie. HBO's Liberace and Versace TV movies were more daring and challenging. I enjoyed The Green Book more than I expected . I can see why it won Supporting Actor, Screenplay, and Best Picture Comedy. It's funny and moving with terrific performances. I think the backlash is coming from the PC police.