Tommy

@MUFCis that generous?

The Magnificent Seven (2016) It was okay, I guess. Beautiful scenery, some great action and an impressive cast. Other than that though? Extremely flat characters. More like gimmicks rather than in-depth characters. So you really didn't even feel anything for them when something happened to them etc. Dialogue and logic were a bit meh too. 5.5/10

Yes! I love those!

With your eyes?

I don't know. I just come by this guys plaque almost every day, and it feels weird to walk past a place where someone was brutally murdered. I always wanted to share it with someone, but I don't know anyone who'd be interested in it. So sorry for troubling you guys. But now I got it off my chest.

First history lesson to become a full blown Düsseldorfer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilarius_Gilges It's not a fun one, but we have to get through it.

I feel that you are already longing for Altbier. So Fortuna Düsseldorf should be an obvious choice.

Yea, I've played it a bit. It's pretty great. Played it on my old PC though, which was a potato, so it didn't run very well. It can get frustrating when you finally manage to build a big city, and the traffic clusters up like fuck. But I guess it's a realistic side of the game. Still annoyed me though. Then I stopped playing when I couldn't fix it. Might give it another go some time.

From Baptiste Santamaria to Maxi Eggestein. A phonetical catastrophe. In all seriousness though. Freiburg keep impressing me with how they conduct their business and run their club.

Turkish league is wild.

Wow.

Wow. Good job. But I feel like this is more up to my level:

The Bundesliga has just lost it's most beautiful name. Great piece of business from Freiburg though. Bought him for 10 Mio and sold him for 14 Mio a year later.

From the trailer it looked like a movie that was made for Ryan Reynolds. Can't wait to watch it!

So an US Cargo plane wanted to take off to Qatar when many Afghans entered the plane. In the end there were 640 civilians, and the Americans didn't want to kick anyone out. So they just took off like this.

Promising Young Woman (2020) Totally different than what I expected from the trailer. But a really really good movie. Brings across an important message. I don't want to spoil anything, so I'm just going to say it's dark movie, that has it's funny moments too, but it's a very serious movie with some great and important topics. 8/10

Double homicide apparently.

I know. But I mostly watch them while working out, so those players that automatically put on the next episode are very handy.

Both sounds intriguing. But it's on BBC or Hulu respectively. Get that shit on Netflix or Amazon Prime.

I can't fathom how they look at it and think "Yea, that's amazing. I'm going to upload this." Ah well. I enjoy a good cringe here and there.

It makes me feel better about myself.