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brightscout63 said:The sequel doesn't even come close. Watching Randall roast that Loft trilogy was pure gold. 😁
Both movies are worth a watch. Honestly, just binge them back-to-back.
rowdytinker3 said:Alonzo Harris is an absolute icon... but man, that ending? Total disaster. Honestly, after everything we watched him pull, it would’ve made way more sense if Alonzo just put a bullet in that rookie's head while he was already getting his ass kicked. Just finish the job, take the cash, and disappear. Amen. Instead, we get this typical Hollywood bullshit ending.👎 The movie is incredible right up until that final scene, then it just falls flat on its face for no reason.
"a good narcotic cop must know narcotics"😁 legend
blueseal said:Can someone please just tell me who the guy with the baskets is? I can't take it anymore. I've been staring at him for half an hour. Please.
Jerry Martin19 said:Give me a break🙂
a Identity, and Being John Malkovich...
Edward Hernandez332 said:Dustin Hoffman completely outshone Tom Cruise in that movie, so I guess I wasn't paying much attention to him. All in all, it’s an awesome flick with a killer soundtrack.
Profinjena said:Yeah. The thing is, we don't need news coverage for this. 😬 Personally, I’d much rather my tax dollars go toward feeding prisoners than have my vote decide someone's death sentence. Besides, if I don't pay for their food, that money just ends up in the pockets of some other crook—usually a politician—so what’s the difference?
But if you're asking if I want them dead? No.
And honestly, even if someone murdered someone close to me, I wouldn't wish death on them. And no, I'm not saying that just because I haven't lived through it.
Profinjena said:Sure, but I’m talking about whether the goal itself is justifiable, not just how you get there. If the end goal is murder, then it can't—and shouldn't—be justified. Period. Which means the methods used aren't either, but that's secondary.
Austin Phillips3 said:Check out this metal EP.
The Encyclopedia of Heavy Metal (Wacken Open Air)
I'd sign - a contract with the devil
I've tried - for so long I'd die
I'd die - to become immortal
that's why I sing this song
Am I a wannabe? - have I no dignity.
Who'd give up all my life.. to be
In the encyclopedia of heavy metal.. metal!
In the encyclopedia of heavy metal
In life - I have no religion
besides the heavy metal gods
wear nothing but Black skin tight leather
my skin's clad with metal studs am
Am I a wannabe? - have I no dignity.
I give up all my life to be..
In the encyclopedia of heavy metal.. metal!
In the encyclopedia of heavy metal
in The encyclopedia of heavy metal som twenty years aga , The goods put down There feet , sol firmly in to The ground that no man of sword Nor pen , could ever chains The rules upon which
The very fundament of metal was made.
Read All about IT , in The manual Read All about IT , in The encyclopedia of heavy metal Read All about IT don't need no flashy house
Read all about it, in the encyclopedia of heavy metal
Read all about it, in the manual
Read all about it, in the encyclopedia of heavy metal
Read all about it
Don't need no flashy house, no kids/car or ugly wife
the only thing I want, is what my parents don't
need no widescreen TV, No in all honesty
the only thing I want to be (to be or not to be)
In the encyclopedia of heavy metal - In life - metal!
In the encyclopedia of heavy metal - to death - metal!
I've signed - a contract with the devil
I'd like to become a star
I'd die - to become immortal
That's why i Play The guitar see how cool
rhapsody said:Megan Smith12 said:I've only ever heard the Riding on winds of eternity album from Rhapsody, but they aren't bad.
Just a quick heads-up: Riding on winds of eternity is actually a track off the Symphony of Enchanted Lands Part 1 album..
Thanx, I had no clue. I totally fried the CD and just scribbled down the title without double-checking. 👍