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Why actors so old?
No razzie for this?
His style of making movies and Rogue One
Do you know the actress or the movie?
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But some people like Jackson Pollock paintings. I am not sure if anyone in even the production likes it (Ben Kingsley definitely not, he is only in for the cheque).
Sorry, I simplified incorrectly with killed in gas chambers. Thanks for correcting.
They were useful as their banking service allowed them doing foreign exchange trade via stooges. And yes, if he had wanted it, very likely Switzerland had shown in the end as much resistance as Austria did. But there was never a need, as both countries benefit a lot from the many restrictions Germany faced.
Germany never gave a fuck of neutrality, if its in their way. Belgium was neutral and Germany happily invaded them in WW1. Also Scandinavia was neutral, still Germany invaded them all. Finnland back then was kind of Ukraine today, as the Soviet Union failed to succesfully invaded them, showing the weakness of the Red Army and resulted in Hitler being convinced to initiate Unternehmen Barbarossa.
How about The Spirit? I guess the nearest we will get to it except you want to count Bollywood movies.
IMDB is officially listing him as CAPCOM 1, played by Brett Cullen. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112384/characters/nm0191442
The character is stated in the detail page as Bill Pogue (https://airandspace.si.edu/stories/editorial/remembering-william-reid-%E2%80%9Cbill%E2%80%9D-pogue). As member of the Apollo Group 5 he had a very good chance to be on Apollo 19, which was at that point not yet assigned. Anyway, Pogue wasn't member of the Apollo 13 support crew, he served for Apollo 11 and 14, and fly up for Skylab Mission 3.
Not sure if the IMDB info is confirmed anywhere, but if then it is likely a nod for his work as entertaining author regarding space flights.
Season 1 and also 2 have problems - sure, but looking at other shows from the time they still shine. TV back then was definitely not on a quality level we are nowadays used to. And TNG/DS9 are definitely one step to nowadays TV show enjoyment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6b8jsrDl89M
The Enterprise E has seatbelts
As a kid I never questions Jubilee being part of the team, even if she never showed her powers. But back then as a kid I also never understood Gambits powers. Wolverine was also just a strong man with claws. She was only part of the team to be the stand-in for us kids.
But yeah, when I revisited the show in the 2000s i was pretty shocked how "useless" Jubilee was. As character I still like her, but as X-Men... Then I also understood why she was never a bigger part of the Team in the X-movies.
Kevin Feige said, he would never work again with Whedon. I doubt he would lie here openly, there was no need to explicit say this loud. So no, I really doubt it. But for sure, he inspired a lot of writers and also some of them might still work at Disney to keep his memories alive. Whatever the woke crowd says, he knows how to write characters.
LOL did you ever ride a bike in your life? 35mph? I would say 20 is already a stretch on this kind of bike, normal cruising speed is more around 15mph, everything else would cause visible exercise. And no, with the speed you can reach on that bike, you are far away from reaching what we saw in the movie.
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