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Lazarus Bocanegra

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  1. a lot of these shows can be found on the sub channels for OTA HD broadcasts. Was just enjoying some Fall Guy on 2-2 in Houston the other day. You'll need rabbit ears...and a TV guide
  2. curious to know your thoughts on Dan Wesson
  3. An Innocent Man would like a word
  4. A&P Pawn on Westheimer in Houston is your place for vintage Marantz
  5. I'd like to thank whoever it was that recently celebrated the Ruger Mark IV because that was the final push needed to acquire a Mark IV Target and top it with a Holosun 507c. Initial range reports are highly encouraging, and the RDS appears to be just what my left-eye dominance needed. Looking forward to ringing steel this weekend
  6. Now that it's streaming on HBO, I watched last week. Agree with what others have said that Costner's trying to do too much and it probably would have been better structured as a series. That said, solid effort. Nowhere near as bad as some have said. Some beautiful cinematography. Overall, I enjoyed it and am looking forward to Chapter 2.
  7. It's like this city never runs out of stupid ideas Co-signed. except on the rare occasion when the termites swarm, but then you just move inside.
  8. legend has it Hackman's character in the conversation is the younger version of his character in Enemy of the State
  9. lest we forget that much of what made Costner movies good was Kevin Reynolds. Will likely check this one out soon as the price is getting closer to right
  10. have gun will travel
  11. not the one with the blue-haired pixie former crawfish festival queen with an aversion to brassieres. She was a bit much
  12. John Cusack v. Benny the Jet
  13. yes had to take advantage of 71 degree days to dig a 100' trench to carry away the foot of standing water in the backyard
  14. This movie eluded me until yesterday. Recently listened to the Herzog episode of WTF Pod and sought it out. Worth the investment of time. If you haven't seen it, go in cold, then read about it after. Mind-boggling filmmaking
  15. El Califa de Leon. Named in honor of the great bullfighter, who was the grandfather of a good friend from college. Not to be confused with Califa tacos, which is the hipster CDMX torchy's analogue but slams
  16. SSG recently opened Elro iirc I believe Maximo is one of Benjy's now after they acquired El Topo
  17. froggy's or whatever the hell its called has one of the best CFS I've ever had this side of the school cafeteria
  18. On a similar note, Western Addition, which owns Il Bracco and Balboa on Post Oak, was started by a group of former Hillstone's group people. A buddy I went to high school with is part of the team. We went to the soft opening for Balboa and enjoyed it. Il Bracco has become a regular spot for us.
  19. ask the East India Company
  20. Can I announce that I am from the internet and receive privileges? The LeLaurie Mansion is one of the niece's must-see attractions
  21. Taking our niece to New Orleans Louisiana in a couple of weeks to celebrate her recent matriculation from college. It’s her first time so we’re doing more tourist stuff than usual - voodoo tour, ghost tour. Sunday night reservation at Commander’s (surprisingly, I have never been), Monday night probably a port of call burger (rip yo mama’s), tuesday tentative for Compere Lapin. We ate there last trip and it was finominle. Good enough to go back, but I am willing to take a swing on something else if anyone has had their mind blown by a meal in the Crescent City latelyi Targeting Cochon Butcher, LPG for lunch. BreakfastsTBD. Staying in Garden District
  22. Fantastic film with a turrible script. I've had "I Can Dream About You" stuck in my head for a while because it's on the in-store loop at HEB. Love this movie. It's a shame it bombed and the Tom Cody trilogy never got made.
  23. If they're going to have an Asian Bond, he should be Desi
  24. Been a fan of the theatrical release for a long time (owned it on VHS!). I wasn't aware of all the drama surrounding the production and the firing of the director, Brian Helgeland. He was later able to release the director's cut which has some significant narrative and stylistic departures from the theatrical release. Can't say it improved an already great film, but it's worth a watch. It's on Amazon Prime presently
  25. Great movie.
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