The Beatles have probably been responsible for more mass murders than any other pop group.
Would be curious to be proven wrong.
The Beatles have probably been responsible for more mass murders than any other pop group.
Would be curious to be proven wrong.
Maybe I have a weird thing about backpacks. I guess I notice bags, especially if there is something funny about them. One day while walking through Times Square, I saw a young person wearing a Misfits backpack. I resisted the urge to say, “Name three songs!” Another time in The Village I saw another young person sporting an Eyehategod tote bag of all things. So stuff like this catches my eye.
On a recent walk from the bus station to the office, I spied an Eddie Bauer black backpack with Budweiser, Corona, and Busch patches on it.
So I start wondering . . . .
Somebody clearly likes beer?
Did those patches come with the backpack?
I have to see who’s toting this thing.
Its a woman in her late 30’s or 40’s. Kinda pale. Skinny legs. Maybe an alcoholic? Like does this woman really love beer? This thing looks more like something a teenager would wear, to show off, “Hey, I’m drinking now!” Once you become a drunk you are less likely to advertise, and are probably concealing any links to you and alcohol.
So likely this was a promotional item, that was received in a bar?
These questions will never be answered.
This movie picks up where the last one left off. Our dude, rescues girls and then he gets involved in a new mission and this time it’s personal. Okay yeah we know.
So I got so sleepy that I turned it off during what I believe is the final fight scene.
This morning I have no desire to find out what happens. There is an Equalizer 3. I’m assuming our dude didn’t die.
Anyway, Denzel can carry a movie like this. Try to imagine someone else in the lead role.
Not his best. A tolerable movie, but not B movie or cult status.