Indian movies have been doing this for 30 years now, so even John Wick wasn't novel to me, but at least it had a whole fictional world to go with it, and the stunts were great and he took a lot of beatings making it believable.
Terminal List is basically Chris Pratt hunting down the big shots who caused the death his army battalion and covered it up. He finally tracks down all the way to the top, and she is hiding in her big mansion, and the fbi and a private army is securing the whole island trying to keep her safe from Chris Pratt. He defeats everyone, kills the big baddie, and tries to escape the island with a hidden scuba gear. The main fbi person spots him in a vulnerable state, but feels Chris was justified and let's him escape. Pretty much literally what happens in Beekeeper.
I usually like Gerard Butler movies when I'm in that mood. A bit more normal man prevailing against the odds. I don't like unstoppable forces of nature where everyone bends for them without enough convincing.
Yeah but have you had these new ads for 4 years?
Windows is friendly to its users as long as they trust everything to windows, and do not want to change anything about their system.
Chatgpt is going to get trained on thinking those two questions are duplicates and end up giving bullshit outdated answers to every question.
I found it on stremio with torrentio addon
The Godzilla's sheer power was shown very well. I thought the appearance could be a lot better, but I suppose they were paying homage to the original Godzilla. I did miss that guttural reverberation sound from the newer Godzilla movies.
I sailed the high seas, if that's an option for you. It only showed up recently, so may be it's soon to stream.
Oh yeah that post defeat life was shown very well. Also that shame of a 'surviving kamikaze pilot' was excellent.
I thought The Flash was good
'Donated' $5000 for breaking her back. Why not take up the medical expenses for a superfan?