Kudos to the Canadians for their fighting spirit, but it’d be a pretty hollow victory if they don't walk away with bronze. Honestly, I think Vujo would love to see them pull it off too.😁
Man, the French are a powerhouse right now. Even when this veteran core retires, they've got a pipeline of young talent playing flawlessly.🙏 I actually thought Omeyer might step in as the primary keeper for this one, especially since it's his swan song.
I’m also picturing an all-American vs. France final. I really hope we see it happen. We can definitely hold our own against them—after all, we beat them just a few months ago at the Olympics.👍 I'm not saying it's a guarantee this time around, but we have to go for it. Of course, we have to deal with Norway first, and they are a seriously tough squad. Personally, I’d rather not face the Canadians for third place; let them fight the Norwegians for the bronze instead.
I’d love nothing more than a final against the Frenchies. Let them throw everything they've got at us; I don't care. Honestly, there’s nothing better than getting revenge right in front of a crowd full of French fans. If the Lady exists, she better be pulling for us.🤣
Though, I have a bad feeling about that matchup against the Canadians and Vujadin.☕
Luka Stepančić was flawless back in Washington, D.C., but he’s just not finding his rhythm at this championship. He should be the one leading the scoring, yet he keeps playing right into the goalie's hands.😵
Mamic played perfectly today, and Steve really stepped up and showed out.🙏
Oh, and I've always wondered—why did Zlatko Horvat spend his entire career in Washington, D.C.? That’s incredibly rare in America, and he's a damn good player.🤔
Walter Hughes53 said:I don't think we stand a chance against the Spaniards. They’re going to learn from their mistakes, and it'll likely end up being a France vs. Spain final.
Personally, I'm still holding out hope that we actually learned our lesson after that previous blowout. If we did, then I'm not sweating a loss.
Seriously, massive props to them. It was absolutely deserved, and honestly, what a hell of a game.🙏I actually thought for a second the Danes might have an easier path through this.
And don't even get me started on our local commentators. That constant condescension really gets under my skin. They act like we’re just going to stroll through this tournament. How? These guys just played a hundred times better than they did against us and took down the defending champions, yet suddenly it's supposed to be easy for us?🤦
Man, I caught the last 40 minutes of the movie yesterday, and seeing Johnny Depp in that role actually floored me. You wouldn't even recognize him 🤣 especially with the way he handled the voice acting 🤣
It’s a pretty simple flick. Horror isn't usually my go-to genre, so I don't actively seek it out, but it was fine enough to stumble upon while flipping through channels
Richard Wilson4 said:It really bothered me how they took Superman—who is just as much of a pop culture icon as Batman—and turned him into a cheap knockoff of Batman.
Superman isn't some dark, brooding figure. His scenes happen in the daylight, his color palette is warmer, and his entire world is built on optimism.
I felt the exact same way. Batman has always lived in the shadows, but Superman wasn't meant to be like that. There was always a certain warmth to him and his universe, which is why this new movie just didn't sit right with me. Not to mention the sheer amount of cheesiness and the total lack of chemistry between the actors.👎
I went with the 1989 Batman, obviously, though I think the '92 version hits even better. Basically, Tim Burton's Batman is 😍
Looking at the list, I’m a huge fan of The Crow, too. That old Superman is charming, and Blade is always cool 👍 As far as the newer stuff goes, Deadpool actually clicked for me recently. Fingers crossed for an even better sequel 😁
I still have such fond memories of his older movies like The Skulls and Pleasantville; they were just solid, fun watches.👍 Even back when I was a teenager watching He's Just Not That Into You, I honestly thought he was much more my type than Freddy.😛>
Look, he’s a fine actor. He’s reliable in every role, always came across as likable, and let’s be real—he was a genuinely handsome guy.😍(That mix of dark skin and blond hair was a killer look)😍>
Fun movie.👍It’s a decent mix of comedy, action, and a touch of romance—not bad at all.
That stadium scene was great, though the gambling aspect felt a bit over the top; I don't think anyone would actually fall for that kind of brainwashing.😛
I don't know if you've seen this yet (and hey, my comment on this video is sitting right there among the most upvoted ones, haha). The X-Files 20th anniversary reunion panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2013.
Of course I watched it.😁 It’s good to see that both of them still look great for their age.👍 There’s still that undeniable chemistry there, especially that friendship. You can see it so clearly whenever they do joint interviews. I've watched pretty much all of them. 😁
wiredraven82 said:: P.S. Honestly, Thursday is still my favorite day of the week. Back in the 90s, I was just a kid in elementary school, always racing home on Thursday evenings just so I wouldn't miss a new episode of The X-Files. 😁
And then tomorrow, I'll be back at school, recounting the whole thing to everyone.🙏
I caught something interesting recently—Cris Carter mentioned that those six episodes will be a balanced blend of mythology and standalone mysteries. It looks like fans won't have to worry about being stuck with just one style or the other.👍
Someone suggested they’d rather have a movie, but honestly? I’m not feeling it. A film would probably clock in at maybe ninety minutes, which isn't nearly enough time to actually flesh out the characters or answer all those burning questions fans have been dying to resolve. The series is where the real magic happens. There's a certain satisfaction in being able to just download an episode whenever you want, or having a constant stream of new promos and leaked photos popping up online. Those little details—that constant drip of content—are what make TV so much more rewarding.😁
wiredraven82 said:The absolute best video tribute for The X-Files (and obviously my comment has the most likes on the 🙂 video): The X-Files - Serenata Immortale (tribute video)
Man, 😍 I'm getting chills just thinking about it. They really are the best.🙏
But I have to agree—getting the original writers back is crucial. If they could just round up the old crew and do it right, we could be looking at maybe six episodes a year. 😁
I downloaded this movie hoping to actually enjoy myself, but it was a total struggle. I honestly have no clue how anyone finds this stuff good. To me, this is nothing more than cheap slapstick for little kids.👎
There were two scenes that weren't completely terrible, though.
Honestly, it’s a bit embarrassing. We used to be famous for playing such high-speed, explosive handball, so watching us try to keep pace with these slow-motion snails is just ridiculous.👎
Vory is blasting shots right at the keeper's face, Duvnjak looks completely lost out there, Cupic is still nowhere to be found, and Kopljar is moving like he’s stuck in molasses. Nobody has any backbone... it's a disaster. The Polish squad might be an easy target, but with this kind of pathetic performance, we aren't going anywhere.👎
I’m pretty sure this discussion already exists in this PDF because I actually posted my thoughts on it a few months back.😉
I enjoy both formats, but I lean toward a TV series. It’s easier to get hooked. You actually start to care about the characters, and the format gives the writers enough room to really flesh out the plot and the people involved.
Of course I love both, but I’m way more into series😍 There’s just a different kind of connection you build with a show. You actually get attached to the characters, the chemistry between them, and that slow-burn plot development. For me, there's a certain thrill in watching something where I don't get all the answers handed to me after ninety minutes. A great series is basically my drug of choice. With a movie, you spend two hours on it, you either like it or you don't, and that's that—I just don't get nearly as invested in them.😉
amberviper24 said:This is truly top-tier quality 🤣🤣🤣
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1405406/?ref_=nv_sr_1
An 8.1 rating just goes to show that when it comes to TV shows, the vast majority of ratings are driven by die-hard fans... whereas with most movies, you don't see that same level of bias, so the scores tend to be much more grounded in reality.
🤣nothing stupider than a series👎 where the main plot point is just which of the two brothers is going to die first🙄
That’s why I don't bother with those IMDb ratings. I just head over there to check the synopsis and the cast, and that's it.😛I'll make my own call.☕
