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  1. This is how I felt, too. It's not bad but Conan Without Borders seems a lot more genuine. The Haiti episode is awesome and reminds me of the No Reservations Beirut episode.
  2. Some of it's gross and some of it's gorgeous. Ooty is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. The city roads can be terrifying - somewhere I have a video from when my coworker and I took an auto-rickshaw through the streets of Bangalore and ever time I watch it I just hear circus music playing in my head. And re: the weather, Bangalore's weather in the summer is shockingly wonderful. I was there for two weeks in July and the highest it got was 80 F. That said, I haven't been to Delhi but I have an American friend who lived there for a long time with her Indian husband and yeah, it doesn't sound like somewhere I'd want to live, between the weather and now dumpster fires.
  3. I think Cruel Summer has my favorite bridge of any of her songs, and that's saying something because I love her. "He looks up grinning like the devil"
  4. Jinkxs Monsoon from Drag Race does an amazing Little Edie impression.
  5. This is one where the emotional impact is better if you don't know much about everyone involved going into it.
  6. This was super fun. Don't get hung up on the inaccuracies; it's best to just go with the flow and enjoy it for what it is - a Guy Ritchie/Jerry Bruckheimer film.
  7. I was completely grossed out but couldn't look away.
  8. Ha, just got to the Chris Parnell cameo. "Goodbye, Goosey."
  9. Ella Purnell is in Yellowjackets, which is fantastic. I had no idea she was British until someone posted it upthread. With her American accent she sounds like Emma Stone. I'm only in episode 4 but I loved the Matt Berry cameo. I would listen to that man read the goddamn phone book.
  10. Saw this today with my 15-yo son and and we both loved it. Good pacing, creepy, and a sidekick character who's a dead ringer for Guillermo from Kimmel. David D. does an amazing job. I wouldn't be surprised if he gets some award nods for this role.
  11. We give the kids one day to skip school per year for whatever reason, and my 12-yo picked today. We're in NW Austin (Milwood) and we got so fucking lucky - the clouds parted for about 10 minutes right around totality. We were cheering along with a bunch of other families watching from their driveways. My son kept yelling "this is so cool!" and I am so glad we got to experience it together.
  12. This is one of my favorite movies ever. "I'm a victim of circumstance." "I thought you called it your pecker."
  13. Went to an advance showing of this at Alamo South Lamar tonight. It's not the greatest movie I've ever seen but is still fine for what it is. If you like The Omen you'll like it as a prequel. I've never seen the sequels and felt like I was missing something at the end so I may check those out.
  14. Ok well it's still not ok to slap someone around even if they are cheating on you.
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