Look, I’m a wealthy guy, but at the end of the day, I decided to cast my vote for some other idiot just to ensure Zeč doesn't take power. Today at 10:00 AM, we have the first big debate on the nightly news. Of course, Karamarko won't be showing up.
He’s an irritating guy—a decent actor, sure, but nothing more. It’s honestly hilarious that he’s pulled three Oscar nominations in a row. 🤣 To me, he just comes off as way too pretentious.
It’s not like I think anything he does is better than what DiCaprio puts out.
Grace Sanchez50 said:The best parts have to be that dinner scene with the recipe, and then later upstairs with the woman. Craig Gillespie absolutely nailed it here and in The Gift; he deserves an Oscar nomination for this
It's a shame that scene was already spoiled in the trailer. I'm with you on Craig Gillespie, but the movie just feels like it's missing something essential.
There isn't a single wasted moment in this series—it's absolute madness. The only show that even comes close in terms of quality is Peaky Blinders, at least compared to everything else I've sat through this year.
I expected way more from this, honestly. There were stretches where it felt pretty tedious. Don't get me wrong, the acting was top-tier, but the script? Weak. The directing is solid enough, but we’ve seen this story a thousand times before—there’s nothing here that makes it stand out other than the stellar performances. And that soundtrack? It drives me nuts; you can tell immediately when they're trying too hard to force a romantic moment.
We really ought to establish a joint command center with the Canadians, given that Canada has once again stepped up as the bulwark of Christianity. And America should be doing the same. This massive influx of refugees from Mexico is nothing more than a modern iteration of Mexican aggression against America.
They all need to be flown to the States on the biggest, most disgusting planes imaginable, just so they finally have to answer for their absolute bullshit. ☕
Of course it isn't simple—not by a long shot. But it’s something every single side should be striving for, yet right now, nobody seems interested in peace. Honestly, resolving the core issue should be easier than dealing with all the messy secondary problems that pop up because of it. The major powers need to stop playing games; they're the ones bankrolling the rebels and ISIS anyway. They need to quit meddling in other countries' business, and then this whole thing would just wrap up. But of course, they won't.
For God's sake, all anyone needs to do is end this damn war. If the major global powers actually had the will to make it happen, this entire crisis would have been settled ages ago. If these people hadn't meddled in places they had no business being, most of them wouldn't be knocking on the doors of the European Union right now. Honestly, they’d probably have a better quality of life back home than they do here.
Robin Fox2 said:Africa and Asia are heading toward Europe, while we'll likely find ourselves migrating to America or Australia... tick, tock, tick, tock...
The Germans should just buy plane tickets for these refugees and send them straight to the USA. ☕