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How did this movie bomb so hard?

Saul Goodman(Bob O) goes to a small town in Minnesota called Normal, population around 1,800, as a temporary sheriff, and slowly gets embroiled in a complete shitstorm.

First half is a slow burn, but the movie is solid. The second half has some really cool action scenes, and honestly, I enjoyed this more than Nobody 2.

We need more movies like this once in a while just to change the flavor. Not every action movie needs to be nonstop explosions or fast paced with hyper cuts from beginning.

This one really did not deserve to bomb that badly.

Give it a shot.

How did this movie bomb so hard?

Saul Goodman(Bob O) goes to a small town in Minnesota called Normal, population around 1,800, as a temporary sheriff, and slowly gets embroiled in a complete shitstorm.

First half is a slow burn, but the movie is solid. The second half has some really cool action scenes, and honestly, I enjoyed this more than Nobody 2.

We need more movies like this once in a while just to change the flavor. Not every action movie needs to be nonstop explosions or fast paced with hyper cuts from beginning.

This one really did not deserve to bomb that badly.

Give it a shot.

Secondhand Lions is a feel good movie

It does not get talked about nearly enough, but it has that rare mix of warmth, adventure, humor, family drama, and old-school storytelling.

I will not spoil the plot, but it is basically about a kid, two eccentric old men, and a summer that turns into something much bigger than expected.

It is not trying to be edgy or overly clever. It is just a sincere, charming movie with heart.

Give it a shot if you have not seen it. It is one of those films that leaves you smiling.

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Secondhand Lions is a feel good movie.

but i see it hardly being talked about. it has that rare mix of warmth, adventure, humor, family drama, and old-school storytelling.

I will not spoil the plot, but it is basically about a kid, two eccentric old men, and a summer that turns into something much bigger than expected.

It is not trying to be edgy or overly clever. It is just a sincere, charming movie with heart.

Give it a shot if you have not seen it. It is one of those films that leaves you smiling.

rewatched *Can’t Hardly Wait*, and it is not perfect, but it is still a really fun, underrated movie.

On the surface, it is just a late 90s teen party film with crushes, popular kids, nerds, and chaos. But it also shows something real: high school status does not mean much once real life starts.

Mike Dexter looks like the cool guy who has everything, but the movie shows how fragile that image is. Meanwhile, the so-called nerds and studious kids actually have direction and long-term potential.

That is what makes the movie work for me. It is funny, nostalgic, and very 90s, but it also reminds you that popularity fades, while sincerity, skills, and character matter more in the long run...

Rush hour part 1 and part 2 are one of the greatest movies ever made.

Funny, action and feel good plus they have immense re-watchability.

They are the kind of movies you enjoy. You make them your kids , grand kids see it, every few months you can see them again and again.

I think they will live in people's memory for a long time .

Jackie is A GOAT. I wish chris tucker made more movies.

Note: it's my choice , I am not saying based on art, story, epicness, quality, critic rating but how much joy it brings to me. movies are subjective. And the world is a serious place, these movies make it less serious for a while .

I can't watch citizen cane, 12 angry man again n again. But these two i can watch any time, alone. With family does not matter.

serious question…

How did our grandmothers and great-grandmothers have:

• thick, long hair
• clear skin
• minimal products

…and somehow didn’t need 10-step routines or “derma-approved” shelves?

Meanwhile we’re here:

• buying new products every month
• dealing with the same issues
• hoping the next thing will fix it

Something doesn’t add up.

So I started digging into older remedies, different cultures, ingredient traditions… basically trying to understand what people did before modern skincare marketing took over.

I started digging into this out of frustration. Not influencer tips, but actual traditional remedies from different parts of the world.

What I found was interesting:

Different cultures already had structured ways to deal with hair problems.
Not random DIY hacks, but consistent methods using ingredients with a purpose.

The problem is… today everything is fragmented. One blog says one thing, another says something else.

I recently found a compiled resource that organizes remedies from multiple traditions into one place and explains why they work instead of just saying “apply this”.

I’ve been trying a few of those approaches consistently, and I’m actually seeing great improvement. Not overnight magic, but definitely progress and saved me hundreds of dollars

It made me rethink this whole “keep trying new products” cycle.

Curious what others think

Do you believe traditional methods actually work better, or is modern haircare still the way to go

Hi,

what is best alternative to claude, has anyone used GLM 5.1 , Deepseek, minimax 2.7?

if yes, can you please share the review and how to use it inside VS code/antigravity .

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

what is best alternative to claude, has anyone used GLM 5.1 , Deepseek, minimax 2.7?

if yes, can you please share the review and how to use it inside VS code/antigravity .

Thanks in advance.