Posts by wiredfox

Terry Wilson5 said:Whoa there...
wiredfox, you’re definitely a step ahead of me on this one, I think

but seriously 😁

Thomas Hayes said:

Oh, right, I see where this is going.😁

Thomas Hayes said:You know how they say two whales are just one whale too many.😁

Personally, I’m not really feeling the trio dynamic.😁

Charles Bailey2 said:So, I finally sat down to catch up on some Ryan movies recently, and it felt like my Netflix algorithm was working overtime to suggest anything involving Bryan Cranston. It actually popped up quite a few times. He’s playing this one-armed colonel in the one I just finished—pretty intense performance. 🙏

I guess I’ll just have to add that to my watchlist then.😁

Terry Wilson5 said:Sure, we can go with Charlemagne. Later on, we can just wing it and throw together a massive BBQ for Keith Ward2. Honestly, nothing beats a good cookout—it’s pretty much the ultimate way to get everyone together, and I'm definitely not complaining about having more of that in my life.
We’ll just head straight down to the pier for some oysters, and then after that, everyone can swing by my place for some wine and a barbecue. 😁

I was thinking about grabbing a sweet treat at that little bakery over in Savannah. 😍

Terry Wilson5 said:Now that I've realized Sharla is such a huge movie buff, I really feel like I owe her a bottle of some nice local white wine from Napa, and honestly, probably one for Keith Ward2 too.

and maybe some snacks 😳

Charles Bailey2 said:But for me, Hal is always going to be the standout, regardless of how much WWII changed things.🙏
Malcolm in the Middle is just everything to me.

He just posted about his coffee on the cafe thread a little bit ago. 😁

Not for me, though—he managed to distance himself from all that.😁

And👍 when it comes to Narcos

Keith Ward2 said:I can help out

well, there’s a certain kind of beauty in vice, and he’s part of that duo

actually, no, it’s me and those two
just like that

Thomas Hayes said:Since you brought him up, I really have to suggest you check out the movie *Dalton Trumbo*. It’s about the Hollywood Blacklist era back in the late '40s and early '50s, and honestly, even someone like John Wayne was pretty vocal in his support of those movements.

Cranston is an absolute legend.

Charles Bailey2 said:For me, it's more like:

👍
Personally, I just have that theme song from *Narcos* as my ringtone.

Thomas Hayes said:I mean, have you ever actually experimented with your female colleagues?🤔

Absolutely not.
I guess I should just come out and say it: I only have eyes for men.

Charles Bailey2 said:Honestly, when it comes to the tears, I was brought to the edge by nothing less than—an actual cartoon.
Up. Anyone who sat through those first ten minutes knows exactly what I mean.

oh man, yes

I actually have the "Married Life" melody set as my alarm clock🙂

Charles Bailey2 said:For me, that scene with the essential worker was easily the most heartbreaking part.

You really have a soul. ❤️

Thomas Hayes said:It’s just a scene from a movie, honestly, I wouldn't really mind if they went there.😁

Personally, threesomes aren't really my thing, though I suppose I could sit through it if it came up. 😁

Charles Bailey2 said:+1
I actually thought Dr. Sleep was a pretty decent follow-up.

Yeah, I agree, it wasn't half bad.

But man, Shawshank is an absolute masterpiece.

If you didn't find yourself tearing up by the end of Schindler's List, I honestly don't know if you have a soul

Terry Wilson5 said:X
I honestly can't quite wrap my head around why that happened, or even what the motivation was behind it all. It just feels so incredibly random, doesn't it? I've been sitting here staring at the screen for a while now, trying to make sense of the whole situation, but everything just seems to fall apart the more I think about it. I guess I'm just overanalyzing things, which is a habit of mine, but there's still something about it that feels fundamentally off.

❤

I’ve never really been able to get into Woody Allen movies
to me, they just feel way too pretentious and honestly quite boring

Charles Bailey2 said:Jeep, just a bunch of kids. It really is a beautiful film.

The Shining, since we're talking about King
is top tier

Charles Bailey2 said:Hey there. It’s just Cook and his younger brother. 😁
I've always had such a soft spot for King's stories. There’s just something about the way he builds a world that keeps me coming back, time and time again.

It’s such a great movie, honestly. Kiefer looks so young here, and you’ve got the late River Phoenix in his prime, plus Wesley from Star Trek. It just hits different seeing them all together like that.

Keith Ward2 said:It's true, I absolutely adore that idiot 😁

Sending you some extra love ❤

Thomas Hayes said:so, what do you think about the three of us heading out to the ocean?

Is that an actual suggestion or what?🤣>

Keith Ward2 said:I’d probably just remake it using virgin olive oil or some lard instead.😁

Oh, behave!😁

Anyway,

if you don't appreciate the Austin Powers movies, you honestly just have no taste.😁