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I recognize quite a number in this movie but seeing Jeezy in it as well is quite a shock. I don't think I remember him being in any movie roles. As for the movie itself, I don't think it'll do all that well. The story is very plain and generic.

Personally, I think it depends on the context. On one hand, having an actor do their own stunts can make the scene feel more intense and real, like when Tom Cruise does all those crazy stunts in Mission: Impossible. It’s clear he’s putting himself at risk for the sake of authenticity, and that dedication is impressive. But on the other hand, I also understand the need for professional stunt doubles - safety should always come first. I think when the stunt adds something important to the character or the story, it’s worth the risk, but if it’s just for spectacle, I’m happy to let a professional take over.

Seems quite a number of child actors either died from drug overdose or is currently addicted to drugs as an adult. It's really sad to be honest.

Personally, I’d say the opening for True Detective (Season 1) is hard to beat. The haunting visuals paired with the music by The Handsome Family set such a chilling, atmospheric tone for the series. It’s not just a catchy intro; it perfectly encapsulates the dark, twisted vibe of the show and its exploration of the human psyche. I never skip it because it builds up the whole mood of the show right from the start.

What kind of sandwiches are your favorites?

I used to drink one or two cups a day over a decade ago but I've stopped drinking coffee ever since.

Why though? I can understand things like wasps and hornets.

Same here. As an adult, I started to eat more healthily and also more homecooked meals and it has paid off. I don't think I've had one health issue in the past decade outside of flu for half a day in 2016.

Personally I avoid mangoes nowadays because I've developed some kind of allergy to it.

What gets me is how demonized cannabis is despite cigarettes and alcohol being even more dangerous.

Bloodshot (2020) - 8/10

This is Shunsui's bankai abilities. He's reciting a tragic japanese play so the different abilities are separated into acts.

Got in on the Helldivers 2 action today and it was a horror show. Teammates kept offing me with air strikes and we failed most of our missions but that's what I deserve for joining games with random people.

I've been revisiting some classic games lately and ToeJam & Earl popped into my mind. The blend of funky characters, quirky humor, and unique roguelike elements made it stand out back in the day. But how does it hold up for those who played it when it first released? Was it a nostalgia trip or does it still stand the test of time?

How exactly did this add-on work? Did it truly enhance the gaming experience, or was it more of a novelty? I’ve seen it used in a few games, but did it make the games feel more immersive or was it just a gimmick? Would love to hear from anyone who used it back in the day or has insights on how it impacted gameplay.

Atari was a pioneer in the video game industry, but how did its innovations impact companies like Nintendo and Sega in their formative years? From the rise of home consoles to the arcade craze, Atari set many of the standards that defined gaming. Did Atari’s successes and failures shape how Nintendo and Sega approached hardware, game design, and marketing?

What was the company culture like? Were there any challenges or benefits you didn’t expect? Did you feel like just another cog in the machine, or did you find opportunities to grow?

We all have that one breakfast item that fuels our mornings. Whether it's a classic like oatmeal or something more unique, I'm curious to hear what you can't start your day without. Do you stick to the same thing every day or do you mix it up? For me, it's eggs every day. Whether boiled, scrambled or fried. I find that it gives me a lot of energy and boosts my mood. What about you?

With increasing awareness of the health risks associated with smoking, the question arises: should cigarettes be banned entirely? While many argue that smoking is a personal choice, others point out the devastating public health consequences and the financial burden on healthcare systems. Could a complete ban save lives or would it only drive the market underground?