Video is legit. Those were definitely the original VA from the 2005 series reprising their roles in this trailer. Whether or not the movie will come to fruition is another matter.
Fat Girl (French: À ma sœur!, lit. 'To My Sister!') is a 2001 drama film written and directed by Catherine Breillat, and starring Anaïs Reboux and Roxane Mesquida. It was released in certain English-speaking countries under the alternative titles For My Sister and Story of a Whale.
That was on TCM last night and I watched most of it. A completely terrible waste of film. I have absolutely no idea what the purpose of it was. The ending came out of nowhere and was really disturbing. I really wish I'd never seen any of that godawful thing.
Not sure why they changed the protagonist's character design. The design from 2017's teaser was so much better. Probably production was troubled. Nevertheless, I still want to watch the movie.
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For most of this year, I've been watching Beat Bobby Flay whenever it comes on. It's the cooking show where chefs try to beat supreme chef Bobby Flay in a contest.
For an old dude, I think Bobby Flay is rather attractive. I wouldn't say he's dreamy but he's sturdy and rugged. I like his body shape, he reminds me of a retired NFL quarterback. Like Josh Gates, his hair color is always changing from dark brown to sandy to blonde depending on what year the episode was made. The only thing I don't like is when he opens his mouth and speaks in that godawful New York accent. People rarely beat him at cooking but I've seen a few do it.
Finally, I now know the voice behind the UK version of the tilular character of Where's Wally (Waldo in the US). Now if only DreamWorks would actually update the closing credits for the UK version.
The final part of Vikings is finally airing on TV on History Channel. I happened across it by accident when I was trying to find something to watch and here's some more info on it.
The first 79 episodes of the Vikings TV show aired on History. Then, late last year, it was announced that the final 10 episodes of the series would be released on Amazon Prime Video first, on December 30th. Regular cable viewers would have to wait. The final episodes were then released on Hulu on March 30th and regular cable viewers had to keep waiting.
Well, the long wait is finally over. History has quietly announced that the final episodes of Vikings will begin airing on Saturday, June 5th, at 8/7c.
Finally, woot! I hope they'll do that with Ghost Adventures and other shows. When the new seasons have had their run on streaming sites, maybe they'll come back to cable.
Just found out the English guy whose character is an an evil priest in both Hot Fuzz and Da Vinci's Demons also played Ivan Ooze, the main antagonist of Mighty Morphin Power Ranger's movie back in 1995. That's cool.
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The new season of Hell's Kitchen started. Like Vikings, I came across it on TV by accident when I was trying to find something to watch. I only missed the first episode last week, saw the second last night. It's titled Hell's Kitchen: Young Guns and airs Monday nights at 8PM on Fox.
Haters alleged that Superman beating the shit out of Steppenwolf in Zack Snyder's JL was the result of "bad writing". I recalled in an episode of JL Action, Steppenwolf only had an advantage after Superman ended up on a planet with a red sun, thus weakening the Kryptonian. While Steppenwolf is the movie's main antagonist, he is secondary compared to Snyderverse's actual villain: DARKSEID, whose strength could exceed that of Superman and Doomsday. So, piss off haters! Down the drain with your illogical, biased opinions!
Watched Scooby-Doo and the Samurai Sword last night. Man, the Asian characters' accents are ridiculous. Should have just limit it to Sab Shimono's character.
After watching Scooby-Doo! Adventures: The Mystery Map, I finally later on recognized Velma's VA as the same one who also did Kelsie's voice in The Book of Pooh. Ah, nostalgia.
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