I don't know if I would be able to make it, but I would definitely be willing to explore the possibility. I would love to see many of you. Also, if this ends up happening, would going to a cannabis legal state be possible?
I read a few pieces by TV critics from the NY Times, The Atlantic, and Wired. They were able to watch the first three episodes before they were released. They all said that the third episode was one of the best episodes they had watched in recent memory. It did not disappoint.
Subway needs to be careful . . .
Domino's offered Russian's a lifetime of free pizza if they got a tattoo of the company's logo---and then it had to end the offer because too many people got inked
I totally did!
I never said it out loud since I don't think I ever had an actual conversation with anyone about the shows. I mostly watched these shows alone as a child.
I used to watch the old show as a kid. I was taken to Grandpa Munster's restaurant in NYC when I was a kid. He gave me his autograph.
https://ephemeralnewyork.wordpress.com/2012/01/02/dining-at-grandpa-munsters-on-bleecker-street/
I'm not sure where the spoiler button is, but I do was disappointed with how they did Eddie.
I was also disappointed that Hopper got a sword in the Gulag. WTF?
I liked the trailer. It has echoes of the novel The Passage. This is probably one of the few superhero movies that I am actually interested in seeing. I liked Panch's idea about making this a Blade film though.
I watched the first episode and it didn't really hook me yet. I'm going to watch a couple more episodes and see if I start to like it.
I haven't read the comics.
I liked all three movies a lot. Now that I am an adult though, I feel uncomfortable with the gratuitous use of the N-word in Pulp Fiction. It is completely unnecessary to the story.
I voted for Gump, but Shawshank is just as good. They both have a timeless quality to them.