Don’t traumatize the kids!

Superman and Batman

The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot

The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot: Directed by Robert D. Krzykowski. With Sam Elliott, Rocco Gioffre, Aidan Turner, Melissa Jalali. A legendary American war veteran is recruited to hunt a mythical creature.

A man tortured by his past is constantly reminded of the actions he’s taken in a life he wishes he could leave behind, and then is asked to do the impossible. Sam Elliott absolutely nails this basic concept, and director Robert D. Krzykowski delivers on the possibilities that are presented, all with a gorgeous soundtrack by Joe Kraemer. It’s simultaneously a movie about wasted efforts, lost potential, aging regrets, and the ability to move past them and do better than what is expected of you.

If the title turned you off, give it a chance on just my recommendation, it’s worth your time.

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CHRYSLER

1961 Chrysler 300 G in front of the TWA Flight Center

THINGS THAT ARE OBSOLETE

Slugfest | Official Trailer | The Roku Channel

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Hook, line and sinker.

AIRPLANE

Canadian Rockies in British Columbia

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YVONNE DECARLO

This sums up the last 4 presidents

Time for a booster tat

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MOVIE

VOLVO

P47 Training Manual Cover, WWII, US Army Air Force, 1943

Timingila by MattDeMino

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FUTURE CITY

Time Magazine’s Person of the Year for 2021

Destiny of X

Bike riding

Rogue by Joel Furtado

Sonic Frontiers – Announce Trailer

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Come On In, The Waters Fine.

Salvation Day

A lethal virus is awoken on an abandoned spaceship in this incredibly fast-paced, claustrophobic thriller. They thought the ship would be their salvation.

Per the author info page at the end of the book, this is Kali Wallace’s first non-YA book, but it still has the distinct feel of a YA book, something I started to notice about 2/3 of the way through, then I got to the afore mentioned info page and said “ah, right, that makes sense then”. That’s not to say this isn’t a great story, some of our favorite modern stories have been YA or adapted from YA I’m a huge fan of post-apocalyptic stories, especially ones that happen fairly far in the future. In the “Salvation Day” universe, humanity has been able to send generation ships out to the stars, started mining astroids, and had a generally advanced stage of technology. There was a massive collapse however, and humanity struggled to save society from itself, and it was only after a long period of rebuilding and restructuring that we were able to look to the heaven again. It’s the struggle between those two ages that the dominos are set up for this great story. Kali Wallace is new to me, but I’m going to keep an eye out for new books from her, this one was worth my time reading it, and I’m hoping to see more science fiction from her.

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TREE

Sonic the Hedgehog and Shadow wallpaper

The Rocktopus.

am I truly

No need for Unions, we’ll protect you.. next time, maybe.

Be proud, be a speaker!

Fleet of Tir – Bonfire Stars by Martechi

DAIMLER

I’m fucking lost

Ferangi Merchant

The Bewitching Mrs Claus

HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED

BIJOU

Happy Holidays

Sunlit

Topless Snow Walker

Dean Stockwell, ‘Quantum Leap’ and ‘Blue Velvet’ Star, Dead at 85

Married to the Mob and Battlestar Galactica star’s career spanned seven decades

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DID YOU TOUCH MY SHIT?

Art by Francois Schuiten.

all you got is complaints