mistyorca132 said:Bank of America is an easy call—their deposits aren't massive enough for the government to not cover them 100% if things go south. But I wouldn't bet on Wells Fargo or Citigroup being that simple... just remember which bank went under back in the old days: the biggest player with the most deposits.
Besides, Chase was sold off to Capital One, so you have to wonder how much of a connection those Russians still have there.
And let's be real, Russians aren't exactly known for being best buddies with Mexico.😁
electricbadger89 said:Sure thing. They approve the refund amount directly to the card account, which then offsets the balance once the charges are invoiced.
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But what happens if I pay off the credit card in the meantime? The charge hits me before the credit is actually processed and issued. My payments are all set up on autopay from my checking account.
Quick question. How does the refund process actually work? I bought something using my Mastercard, but I need to return the item and get my money back. I'm just wondering how that hits my account—since you obviously can't just deposit cash directly onto a Mastercard
If I don't pay off my American Express student card and they end up freezing the account, will they go after my checking or savings accounts? Basically—will my bank block those too?
Bring back the real production quality from ten years ago You just don't see that level of polish anymore—not in the mainstream. Nowadays, it's all either low-budget indie stuff, local garage acts, or just pure commercial pop
lonegull13 said:I've binged basically all those Ocean movies... an endless loop, really... 🙄Between Divorce, Temptation (or was it the other way around?), From Dusk Till Dawn, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit 🙄—plus not even the whole movie, just that one with JLo and Peacemaker.
Out of all of them, George was my favorite in Who Framed Roger Rabbit... (though it’s hard to miss the mark when you're working with the Coen brothers, I guess)...
But honestly, I have zero clue what kind of role he’d actually fit because he just doesn't have that certain charisma OR maybe I just don't vibe with it. Nothing personal, though. 🤣 I’d probably throw Brad Pitt into that same bucket. *********** And yeah, that little girl who played the College student—Keener? 🤣 I just realized I recognized her from playing a high schooler in Twilight. So that's why she looked familiar.
Basically, you haven't actually watched much of his stuff lately. The American Burn After Reading Michael Clayton Syriana O Brother, Where Art Thou? Three Kings Out of Sight
lonegull13 said:On IMDb in the USA, it’s sitting at 7.7/10,
But honestly, I am officially done trusting IMDb ever again because they totally screwed me over when I went to see Crazy, Stupid, Love and it turned out to be completely stupid... ****** As for this movie, Up in the Air... yeah, nothing really, just a flat line for me.
I haven't seen a ton of movies with Clooney, but I've actually realized he's just a mediocre actor... He just doesn't have any charisma at all, and every single one of his roles feels like the exact same mold, whether he's playing the heartthrob, the businessman, the mobster, or the husband... it's all just so blah to me.
The plot itself might have had some potential, I guess, but there were just way too many issues with the casting 🙄 Like this guy, the husband... you wouldn't even hire him to be an extra!
And the sister and the other sister, the College girl... just some random no-name actresses 😕 That College girl and that whole crying scene when her boyfriend leaves her... probably one of the worst displays of fake crying I've ever seen... 🤷
But I see some people here think it's fantastic...
Finally got around to watching it. I've been waiting since last summer. Great movie. Kevin Spacey really nails these kinds of roles. If you liked Kevin's performance here, you should check out Casino Jack
Hannah Baker23 said:I'm hunting for a specific song title. As far as I can recall, it wasn't actually featured in the movie itself, but maybe during the opening credits or something similar. It definitely has a connection to The Hangover Part II, but I haven't been able to track it down anywhere online under the official soundtrack list. 😢 Anyway, it was some kind of hip-hop track with incredibly catchy lyrics and a solid melody. Unfortunately, my memory is failing me on the actual lines. Hahaha. 😁
Looking for a song that might not have been in the film, even if it's a total banger? 🤦 Every song with lyrics is included on the official soundtrack—even the ones involving Tyson.
