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What came first, the egg or the chicken? or How was the universe formed? or Are there any other intelligent life on other planets? These are the questions that should be asked by everyone. If the pizza is round, why is the box square? If the box is square, then why is the pizza round and not square like the box? Why is the round pizza cut into triangles? Wouldn't it be more practical to have a square pizza cut into smaller squares of nearly equal sizes and then placed into a square box?

Watching Squid Game episode 1 of Season 3 the Final Season

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Amazon announces director for next James Bond film Denis Villeneuve, the Oscar nominated French-Canadian filmmaker, will direct the next James Bond film, Amazon MGM Studios has announced. In a statement released by the studio, Villeneuve says he is a "die-hard James Bond fan" and intends to "honor the tradition" of the franchise. He better honor that tradition by not giving in to the peer pressure of hiring a Non British/United Kingdom Non White Non Male Not Straight actor. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn41yddj4m1o There are quite a few on this list that just not right for the role and they (Amazon) better not even think about it. Black male and female, Indian (Patel), even Asian as in Chinese. Whoever made this list just took every name he could think of and threw it in the hat. https://variety.com/lists/next-james-bond-henry-cavill-james-norton-rege-jean-page/ṣope-dirisu/

Final season of Squid Game drops this Friday on Netflix at 2 am

Her first appearance on the Tonight Show in 10 years

Here are some notable reviews from 1975 Gary Arnold, The Washington Post “Brilliant young director Steven Spielberg has taken the premise of Peter Benchley’s best-selling but rather pedestrian novel ‘Jaws’ — a summer resort community terrorized by the presence of a rogue Great White Shark — and streamlined it into a new classic of cinematic horror and high adventure.” Pauline Kael, the New Yorker “‘Jaws’ may be the most cheerfully perverse scare movie ever made, the disasters don’t come on schedule the way they do in most disaster pictures, and your guts never settle down to a timetable.” Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times “‘Jaws’ is a great adventure movie of the kind we don’t get very often any more. It’s clean-cut adventure, without the gratuitous violence of so many action pictures. It has the necessary amount of blood and guts to work — but none extra. And it’s one hell of a good story, brilliantly told.” Vincent Canby, the New York Times “They have to work very hard just to appear alive, and Mr. Scheider, Mr. Shaw and Mr. Dreyfuss come across with wit and easy self-assurance. It’s not their fault if they are upstaged by the mechanics of the fiction. That, too, is the way ‘Jaws’ was meant to be. Mr. Spielberg has so effectively spaced out the shocks that by the time we reach the spectacular final confrontation between the three men and the great white shark, we totally accept the makebelieve on its own foolishly entertaining terms.” A.D. Murphy, Variety “The fast-moving 124-minute film engenders enormous suspense as the shark attacks a succession of people; the creature is not even seen for about 82 minutes, and a subjective camera technique makes his earlier forays excruciatingly terrifying all the more for the invisibility.” Arthur Knight, the Hollywood Reporter “But the screenwriters, while never permitting the underlying tension to slacken, find time to bring us closer to their protagonists, so that when the final onslaught begins, our fears and frustrations run as deep as theirs. And in the film’s climactic moments, one forgets everything he or she may have read or heard about synthetic, mechanical sharks used on the production.” Charles Champlin, Los Angeles Times “It sounds, all of it, like a backhanded compliment for a potent and well-made movie. But while I have no doubt that ‘Jaws’ will make a bloody fortune for Universal and producers Richard Zanuck and David Brown, it is a coarse-grained and exploitive work which depends on excess for its impact. Ashore it is a bore, awkwardly staged and lumpily written.” Judith Crist, New York magazine “The moviegoers’ winning streak continues and our reserve of superlatives diminishes — with ‘Jaws,’ a topnotch adventure melodrama that provides us with chills enough for the hottest of summers and hydrophobia (salt-water division) for life.” Michael Sragow, Boston magazine “In its first five minutes ‘Jaws’ grabs you somewhere beneath your sternum, and for nearly two hours it doesn’t let you go. [The film] is what ‘The French Connection’ and ‘The Exorcist’ only posed as — a horrific action story redeemed by inspired filmmaking. [It] aims for the gut, but it doesn’t insult the intelligence on the few occasions when it is required.” Derek Malcolm, the Guardian “Congratulations then to Spielberg for achieving what was clearly a very testing film technically with such clarity and panache, to Richard Zanuck and David Brown, the producers, for not giving up when it looked as if they ought to, and to Verna Fields, the editor, who seems to me to have helped them make nearly all the right decisions on the final cut. It isn’t the best movie in the world but one consistently has the feeling that it knows its limitations and, instead of trying to transcend them, concentrates instead on getting the basics of good story-telling right.”

Went to sleep early so I could get up at 1:45 am just in time to catch this when Netflix dropped it at 2 am

Jaws is 50 years old this week (the 20th). I got the 50th anniversary Blu-ray. Comparing the 2015 DVD to the Blu-ray, why does the Blu-ray lacks brightness and color? 1st image is DVD, 2nd image is Blu-ray

Wow!

First Full Trailer

250 years history of the U.S. Army U.S. Army 250th Birthday Military Parade Live Stream starts at 8:15 Central Time

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Visit California, the Golden State

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Squid Game Season 3 the final season will drop all 6 episodes on Friday, June 27th.

Stranger Things Season 5 the final season, is finally coming 3+ years after Season 4 aired. COVID shut down Season 4 production and delayed it from 2020 to 2022 which had a snowball effect on the production schedule of Season 5. Then the the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes in 2023, which added more delays to the production of Season 5. It will be 8 episodes total in 3 parts: Part 1 WED NOV 26TH Part 2 THU DEC 25TH Series Finale episode WED DEC 31ST 2025 It was unavoidable for the series to end.. The series began in 2016, that was 9 years ago. All the main actresses and actors were kids back then, about 10-12 years old. Now they are grown. Have you seen the lead actress Millie Bobby Brown lately? She is 24 and married now. I think she married Jon Bon Jovi's son. https://www.instagram.com/milliebobbybrown/

Only 6 days to go, right on time. Something for me to do after our vacation so I can recover and rest from our vacation

That's good old American engineering and know how The U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III Demo Team aircrew prepare to take part in the Hyundai Air and Sea Show at Miami Beach, Florida, May 24, 2025. The C-17 flew ahead of a flyover representing the Air Force’s total force, integrating active duty, guard, and reserve pilots flying the B-1B Lancer, B-2 Spirit, F-22 Raptor, A-10 Thunderbolt II, B-52H Stratofortress, F-16C Fighting Falcon, and F-15C Eagle aircraft.

just watched Fountain Of Youth https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27075958/ John Krasinski passed on a 5th season of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan in search for bigger paychecks and movie fame. This is what he found and it's not good. Just read these reviews: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27075958/reviews/?ref_=tt_ururv_sm&sort=user_rating%2Casc Just like many Television actors and actresses before him that had a good TV series going and let greed of more money and fame impaired their judgement. The remainder of their acting careers went nowhere. Examples: Farrah Fawcett had a 5 years contract on Charlie's Angels She asked to be released by ABC before the first season even ended because at the time, she was the hottest thing on TV and she thought she could capitalize on it and become a movie superstar. Her movie career went nowhere after that. Suzanne Somers left Three's Company before her contract was up. She too thought her popularity on the "Jiggle TV" series would guarantee bigger paychecks and movie fame. Her movie career also went nowhere after that, later relinquished to making stupid ThighMaster infomercials that aired during late nights overnights period. Shelley long leaving Cheers at the height of her popularity on the TV series thinking she will become a big movie star. Her movie career also went nowhere after that.

Tom Cruise can fly. He actually owns that P-51 Mustang

No thank you . Not paying $39.95 for it. It's already on EBay for as much as $120 (used)