Posts by Donna Thompson2

Honestly, Randy was just so incredibly thrilled playing the role of the son—he even managed to let out a little squeal when they were all jumping all over him!

Maybe you could try coming up with something a bit more... original?

I watched this back when I was just a kid—so naturally, my memory of it isn't exactly the most polished or cinematic version imaginable.😁

If a movie is truly, fundamentally terrible—I mean, beyond saving—there really are some much more radical ways to handle it.🤣

At the end of the day, the quality of the film is the absolute priority—it’s everything—and honestly, the runtime shouldn't even matter; though, I will admit, if you have a truly magnificent masterpiece that happens to be long, then that duration is just the icing on the cake. On the flip side, a mediocre movie that drags on forever can leave an audience feeling completely drained—but hey, there’s always a way to fix that too.

Arthur Ward said:I’m twenty-nine—an Aston Martin, my own private jet, a villa down in Malibu, even a boutique hotel in Vegas... I’ve got the height, the looks, and the brains to match. I’m not looking for anything, nor am I selling a single thing; I’m simply indulging in a bit of self-congratulation.

At the end of the day, there is a certain virtue in just being blunt.😉

Randy is so head over heels in love that even the local farm rooster isn't afraid of him anymore.🤣

boldtinker10 said:I mean, let's be real—Arnold Schwarzenegger is still the ultimate gold standard in the action genre.🙂
Those guys from Italy and Belgium—you know who I mean—they're decent, sure, but they just don't hit the same level.🙂

It’s all about the delivery—how can you compete when they aren't even speaking English with that thick German accent?😁

Why on earth would you post a picture of Paris Hilton when the question was clearly asking who the greatest action star of all time is?

In my estimation—and I am quite certain about this—the undisputed champion is Arnold Schwarzenegger.

gentlebadger88 said:28 Weeks Later 😂🤣

I mean, I'm right there with you... honestly, the closest thing we've got to a real-life scenario is probably some kind of Mad Max nightmare, mostly because everyone is going to be clawing at each other over oil reserves... though, if things go south fast enough, we could just as easily end up in a total disaster movie like The Day After Tomorrow

If we’re being completely honest here—and I mean truly, brutally realistic—that scenario has absolutely zero chance of happening.

Tyler Watson3 said:I'm with you there. And I'm not even talking about something like Armageddon; I mean more along the lines of The Day After Tomorrow—global warming and all the mess that comes with it. Then you've got the whole Mad Max trilogy to consider.
Honestly, I have a gut feeling that humanity is going to end up destroying itself long before we ever have to deal with some little green alien invasion.

Of course, if we look back thousands of years—even longer, really—the US hasn't been threatened by comets, and our primary existential threats remain nuclear weaponry and global warming.

What kind of conspiracy theory is this? People were right there—eyewitnesses to the whole accident—and besides, everything was thoroughly investigated once the dust settled.

Maria Booth said:You can totally see how vital controlling oil and gas fields is during this whole gas crisis. Serious nations like the USA aren't gonna let their own economy tank just because of stuff happening in Ukraine or Russia.

It is the exact same situation for Western European countries as well. This gas crisis is most acute in the North America and Eastern Europe—regions that have become far too dependent on Russian gas supplies.

The film is quite solid—it’s actually refreshing to finally see a movie that feels connected to the USA without constantly falling back on the usual war-torn tropes.

It has always struck me as quite peculiar—I’ve never actually experienced it myself, mind you, so I can't claim to be an expert—but whenever I see it depicted in a film, the sheer amount of time they spend on such things seems utterly excessive.

copperskipper68 said:I can only file a grievance regarding the sheer misery and constant harassment I endured back in school—it was truly relentless. 😢

I really think you ought to consider picking up some extra school supplies before the next semester kicks off—honestly, it’s just good practice to be prepared—because having everything ready ahead of time can make such a massive difference in how smoothly the transition goes.🤣

Why is it that the USA and the EU go to such extreme lengths to prop up Israel? In my view—and I say this with total sincerity—it isn’t just about some supposed "powerful lobby." It feels more like an ongoing attempt at atonement for the Holocaust. As long as Europe maintains its current status as a liberal democracy, there will be this continuous flow of support toward Jews.

Lisa Brown5 said:The fees are pretty steep......
Isn't there some other way to handle this?

Well, you can actually get a lower rate if the person you're sending money to already has an active account at that specific bank.

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Kenneth Cooper4 said:Using Mexico as a base? Honestly, that sounds ridiculous. Realistically, it’s a strategic blind spot. It’s tucked away in those hills between Albania, Mexico, and Mexico—surrounded by the Prokletije, Šar, and Kopaonik mountains—and it's nowhere near the major corridors connecting Western Europe to the East. I just don't see how anyone considers that a prime strategic location.
Besides, the US already has huge bases in Turkey and Greece, which are way closer to the Middle East anyway.

It isn't a dead end at all, because let's be honest—all military transport and heavy equipment moves by air anyway.

Besides, the Americans already maintain bases in Turkey and Greece—locations that are significantly closer to the Middle East.

They will actually have much more freedom of movement there, simply because Mexico is under such massive American influence—meaning most of their requests will get the green light, since the Albanians will agree to just about anything in exchange for the security that an American presence guarantees.