Then you should know that even hospitals are getting rid of the requirement to mask. Hell, some hospitals don’t even have Covid patients anymore.

I was onboard and thinking to fund it...but then I saw Kevin Sorbo.

That'll be a hard nope for me.

Ah yeah, I remember enjoying Identity.

A few more for you: The Innkeepers, Autopsy of Jane Doe, The Possession of Hannah Grace, The Others

Don’t sweat it. Everybody falls for it at first.

I defy anyone to remember that Philip Glass composed for at least one of the 50 Shades movies.

Jay and Silent Bob's entire storyline is slapstick.

I understood that reference

bro thanks for sharing this, just watched some clip from Yes, Madam and gahdamn its blowing my mind lol she is hotttttttttt

Finn should have been the protagonist , a defected stormtrooper with Jedi skills would have been great , instead they turned him into comic relief janitor and shrank his image for China money

Watched it. Another great recommendation. Enjoyed every second of it.

Watched 1408 and it was so good. I love psychological thrillers like these so thanks for the recommending. I've watched another movie by the same actor titled "Identity" and it had same vibe as this one and that movie was made on one location as well.

Interesting he was originally supposed to play Tom White but wanted to play Ernest instead, since White is definitely more of a central character in the book. I'd have to assume they'll be expanding Ernest's character a lot from what's in the book.

Doesn't help that COVID, vaccine, and masks are so divisive in America that the workers can't even agree on their own protection.

Such an underrated gem!

Eden: it's an endless world, Pluto, Sousou no Frieren Blue Period, Vagabond, Historie, Holyland, Planetes,

Can't stand either one of those films, they both bombed in the US of course

The shameless DBZ movie killed any hope for a good dbz movie

Interesting fact: the Drummond Family (as in Ree Drummond “the Pioneer Woman”) acquired much of their tremendous wealth in the aftermath of this killing spree.

Yes because every human being will have the same reaction to COVID, which is "symptom so small they're barely noticable".

Iron Eagle

Loved it when I was between the ages of like 8 and 11 and watched it probably 50 times.

Tried watching it as a 40-year old adult not too long ago and it was a giant piece of shit. Literally one of the dumbest movies with one of the dumbest plots I have ever seen.

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In the book there definitely are cover-ups, >!Hale was mostly pretty careful to cover up his tracks, never going through the murders himself and often killing off co-conspirators he'd hired in what looked like routine accidents or paying off private eyes and witnesses to obfuscate the investigation. It took a while before Tom White and his men were able to detangle Hale's "plots within plots", it's not like they were just killing the Osages in public in broad daylight.!< But otherwise you're right, after J Edgar Hoover thought the FBI had done enough to make themselves look good they walked away and let everything else fade away to time.

I am literally sitting here with COVID induced pneumonia so F you! Covid is NOT over. I'm sick of this country where MONEY is more important than peoples LIVES.

Well, its a pretty grim and bleak movie, that's for sure

I enjoyed Brooke Shields in Pretty Baby, Wanda Nevada, Blue Lagoon, and Endless Love