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I disagree, a car isn't a necessity and that money is better invested on other more important matters, like education and your future. You won't always be rich & you won't always make that type of money. People need to be taught proper values and on how to manage money at a young age, you don't teach an old dog new tricks, you have to learn it while you're young or else you grow up to be a loser, a spoiled brat, and a selfish narcissist. Paul McCartney & Bill Gates don't spoil their children, they make sure their kids learn humility, and to just be a normal down to earth kid lest they grow up like Paris Hilton and their like.
I've met a fee of my fathers friends from young childhood to my teenage years but until now, I won't remember any of them unless I see the often enough.
The decline of Pride Rock is tied to the age old myth of the King (the rightful one) is Tues to the land. When the King is in good health, his land is prosperous, when he is sickly or dies, so does his land until the next rightful king inherits the mantle. Watch Excalibur and see another example of this.
Efron is nowhere near the beauty Delon was in his youth Imo.
Clooney looks very different from Delon, Delon has that ethereal dangerous beauty like Vivien Leigh or Al Pacino in The Godfather.
Madonna bigger than MJ? Lol, that's like saying The 4400 was a bigger show than Star Trek, come on!
I guess they did that in the US.
If they saw it at 9 they would be 90 now, if they saw it at 19, 100. I don't think they'd be using these boards.
Yeah I was a kid when this came out and never heard of it when it did.
I loved this film and agree, much much better than the first Creed film though I liked that as well. What I liked:
- loved the concept of Creed vs Drago fight with Lundgren, and Nelson as an extra
-I loved how the first CvD fight was shot, I like the exaggerated film shots and slow mo of the original films because it leant a heightened sense of reality, and this filming style gave me back that feeling of heightened surreal sense of the Rocky saga
-I loved Jordan's acting here, especially when he was on that hospital bed, the raw vulnerability, shame, and insecurity was palpable from him and he was fantastic in delivering that arc to his character. His abilities as an actor is really highlighted in this film
-I like the Victor and Ivan dynamic, their backstory, bond and the redemptive feature you mentioned as well
-Loved the Rocky theme used at the last fight, just gave me goose bumps. I was so happy like a little kid!
I just finished watching this and plan on doing a marathon tomorrow of all Rocky and Creed films!
I gave this a 9/10.
lol
Being jewish is both an ethnicity and a religion, so ethnically she is Jewish and to quote Pope Bendict XVI and Roy Schoeman, an Orthodox Jew who converted to Catholicism: Rabbinical Judaism is pre-Messianic Judaism and Catholicism is post-Messianic Judaism, since it predates Rabbinical Judaism by about 50-100 years.
Nope. We just age much slower, and we maintain a healthy dose of innocence up to old age as well. I also notice Emilia Clark with a lot of deep wrinkles on her forehead, we don't get those until we're 60-80.
Your username is familiar, do you frequent classic films often?
And with all of them, he was still the most beautiful one in the coupling. Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe are probably in his league of beauty.
I actually really like the recent King Arthur film and I think it will be like one of those classics derided upon first release like:
Stardust
Peter Pan
Scarface
The Empire of the Sun
The Thing
The 13th Warrior
People who didn't like the recent King Arthur are under the impression that the legend was set in stone and passed on untouched when it was a growing and living legend that changed with every iteration.
Also there's a series called Merlin which has King Arthur in it, but I've only seen an episode or 2.
Honestly I prefer this and Peter Pan over TPB.
I love fairy tale films done well and this is one of them, a classic Imo. Peter Pan (2002-2003) is another.
I agree it doesn't have anything to do with it but I believe in the West, many women loathe babies and children and have made it their right to have children dismembered alive. For them, it's either women's right to mass murder babies vs babies right to live and not be tortured. So it has a very peculiar and horrific result in the West, I don't understand westerners sometimes. Almost like these people are not human but those monsters from horror films.
Being stripped naked in front of others and hanging by your shoulder blades/arms may not be a big deal for you, but it is for many people.