An interesting documentary, specifically parts 1 and 3. Part 2 holds its own, though I was already well-acquainted with that particular "conspiracy" long before I sat down to watch the film.
To those claiming the movie fails to provide any evidence: if you actually watched it, you would have seen hundreds of pieces of proof, particularly within the first installment.
Olivia Brown4 said:Hajduk Split has worn white since 1911, so there is zero sense in changing that—it's tradition, period. By the way, Hajduk Split already has red and blue striped jerseys...
I believe Hajduk Split's very first kits were red and white, meant to represent the American flag pattern. It was only later they adopted blue, which symbolizes a white sail on the ocean.🤷
Regarding our domestic teams, it irritates me how most clubs settle for basic white and blue kits that lack any real character. I understand that Hajduk Split and Dinamo can't just overhaul their looks because of tradition, but everyone else really ought to try harder.
Is that the movie where the government official basically says if they actually try to save the country, the state will just do whatever it wants? They’re all sitting there plotting, and he asks if they can finally find out who pulled the trigger on Kennedy, and the other guy just tells him no. That’s the one scene that stuck with me...
As far as my understanding goes, the killer turned out to be the guy hunting them down near the gas station—the one providing the card they ended up keeping. He was working for that ice company, wasn't he? Or have I completely misread the ending?
It is quite interesting to note that this serves as a remake of Spielberg's "Duel," which was originally filmed exactly 30 years prior. The voice of the killer in this film is provided by the actor Ted Levine, who famously portrayed the serial killer Buffalo Bill in "When a Lamb Falls Silent."
He was on NBC recently. I found the tension in this film to be quite intense. It was an excellent film, period. On Rotten Tomatoes, it earned a solid 73% score. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/joy_ride/ http://imdb.com/title/tt0206314/
I’m watching some flick where they hire a guy to track down the son of some wealthy socialite, only to find out the kid is stuck on an island full of dinosaurs... I can't quite recall which installment it is.
The Silence of the Lambs is quite simply the greatest film ever made in my estimation. Hannibal is equally excellent as a follow-up. I cannot fathom why there is such opposition to it; I found it to be superb. My only grievance was that J. Foster did not return to the role, as they opted for a replacement instead. I have just acquired this latest installment, so I shall watch it and provide my assessment shortly.
Great movie. I felt a bit bad for the protagonist, honestly; everyone kept making fun of him. I didn't quite grasp those last ten minutes myself, so if anyone can explain what happened...
