LoveNDino

I loved your take on it, even as I didn’t share it. I grew up admiring 3rd world cinema where the personal is either intertwined or releflective of the socio-political condition of the time. I get what he was doing. I even admire his cinematography - I understand the beach scene near the end was very difficult to shoot. But one has to wonder, if he had Chivo to shoot it, and someone else to rein in his script, would it have been more successful? And perhaps it’s a matter of taste, but Yalitza’s (Cleo) acting seem amateurish to me, as were the kids. The mom, I liked, but not enough to warrant a nomination, in my humble opinion. Let me say, I admire Alfonso Cuaron. He is my favorite among the Three Amigos. His Harry Potter is the best of the bunch, and I didn’t think the whole franchise would have been successful without his correction of Christopher Columbus’ mishandling of the first 2. I just don’t think this is his best.

Alas, it's not rentboys coming on Amazon Prime, but looks interesting nonetheless...

...although nothing that a little nudity cannot make better.

Oh Roma. I wanted to like you but... ...that's a little over 2 hours of my life that I will never get back. I am a sucker for long tracking shots, but this movie just exhausted me with them. I thought that car-chase scene in Alfonso Cuaron's Children of Men was shot masterfully, so this one was a head-scratcher. Upstairs-Downstairs stories are also catnip for me. But in this movie, my eyes rolled back. Hard. The acting was worthy of 2 nominations? I respectfully disagree. I just felt it was very indulgent. Narcissistic, even.

...on both Netflix and Hulu. I must admit, a lot of the enjoyment is schadenfraude. The Netflix one has a pretty salacious story involving a gay event producer, Andy King, and what he was willing to do to get this festival going...

Collin Martin

Or use it to give yourself an alibi.

This Runner Is a Hitman. His GPS Watch Tied Him to a Mob Boss Murder The health-conscious assassin was picked up for another murder, then investigators found his Garmin. BY RILEY MISSEL JAN 17, 2019 A British runner, cyclist, and mob hitman has been convicted for the murders of two rival gangsters, in part, because of his GPS watch. Mark “Iceman” Fellows, 39, was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of killing organized crime leader Paul “Mr. Big” Massey and his associate John Kinsella, 55 and 53 at the time of their deaths. Massey and Kinsella were also career criminals, part of a gang scene near Manchester, England, with a reputation known across Europe, according to the Manchester Evening News. Though police already suspected Fellows in Kinsella’s death, it was his Garmin Forerunner that linked him to Massey’s unsolved 2015 murder. While detectives were investigating Fellows, they came across a photo of the suspect wearing his Garmin Forerunner during 2015’s Great Manchester 10K (he ran 47:17, pictured above) two months before the murder of Massey that July. Detectives then located the device at Fellows’s home and checked its GPS data for files that could link him to Massey. They found that the runner plotted these murders with the attention and precision of any serious athlete, and accordingly, he recorded his recon missions. (Runner’s World has not been able to link Fellows to a public Strava or Garmin account.) Manchester police asked James Last, an expert in satellite-based radio navigation, to examine the Garmin for evidence that Fellows had been been near the scene of Massey’s murder, reports the Liverpool Echo. Last said that almost two months before Massey’s death, the watch had recorded a 35 minute activity starting in Fellows’s neighborhood and traveling to the field near Massey’s home. Professor Last said the wearer set out initially traveling at around 12 mph, which suggested they were on a bike. When they reached the field, the speed dropped to about 3 mph, consistent with walking, before they stopped for about 8 minutes. According to the Liverpool Echo, this is the alleged escape route that Fellows ran or perhaps rode his bike on two months later, after gunning down Massey in his own driveway. Three weeks after the death of Massey, Fellows was shot (presumably by a gang rival) while riding his bike from his girlfriend’s to his grandmother’s house. The shot passed through his pelvis, according to the Warrington Guardian, but he survived. After this brush with his own death, the 39-year-old appeared to live a quiet life, working the night shift as a sous-chef making sauces. Then three years later came the death of John Kinsella, along with surveillance video showing Fellows making a similar reconnaissance loop in his car. On May 5, 2018, he approached Kinsella on his bike, and shot him twice in the back, then twice more while Kinsella was on the ground, before pedaling away. As seriously as Fellows seemed to take his preparation, he did not appear to consider witnesses would notice a cyclist wearing both commando gear and a hi-vis safety vest while toting a gun (they did, and they told the police). Soon after, Fellows left the country on vacation with his girlfriend, and upon returning, was arrested in the airport on May 30. On January 17, 2019, he was sentenced to life in prison. Runner’s World looked into other possible race results for the killer. We found a British Mark Fellows—of the same under-40 age group the hitman would have entered—who ran the St. Albans Half Marathon two weeks before Massey’s murder. However that Mark Fellows also ran the same half in 2018, two weeks after the homonymous hitman was arrested. Further research and finish-line photos leads us to believe that the half racer is a St. Albans-based (about 180 miles from Manchester) Mark Fellows, who, ironically, is a lawyer. For more details on the case, visit: liverpoolecho.co.uk

The Starz that's home to Black Sails, Outlander and Spartacus? I say it's just about right.

That’s kinda’ cool.

Of course, this could only come from a man whose idea of fun includes watching planes in and out of LAX from an In-an-Out Burger parking lot.

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So I went to a company LGBT event and discovered that one of our members was a plaintiff in the Obergefell case. I almost embarrassed myself by bursting into tears. Instead, I just fawned all over him the whole night.

Wait until around 2:50 for the hilarity....

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I myself am halfway through Iain Pears’ Arcadia

well....we care, perhaps just a little bit, to make a comment

The Pass is now on Netflix, if you're interested.

It’s one of the things I miss in CA - the barbershops filled with hot Mexican barbers.

Well, hardly anything compares to the original "The Lion in Winter," as far as I'm concerned.