I'm looking forward to Mank.

Eh yeah! EVERYBODY knows that!!

No U John was an armed criminal.

I feel like the wife played him hard.

holding innocent people at gunpoint for 14 hours....but cuz he did it for love everythings okay? nah, but of course its glorified and romanticized...a real man woulda worked hard and did it right no matter how long it takes, and she woulda waited if she really loved him.

@@ericc7390 ok eric 😐

Yeah, who is that?

@@tomasotreasaigh111 That should be Trace Lysette.

Alanna Starr?

Wendy Devereaux , in everything.

I recognized her instantly. Great cameo.

@@CJihoo What time was that at?

What a hitter!

@@tomasotreasaigh111 16:59

wow she looks great so many decades later!

I agree! I want to see Mike Myers and Jim Carrey now...

hell yeah!

They should have had him for the story behind the original King kong

@OKRAM OKRU And?

I was wondering the same thing. He seems tall but in the elevator shot he looks like a giant

He's tall, but not like freakish. 6' 4"

Little of column A, little of column B Lol

I litch thought it was Leo first

@@amandaodriscoll9212 Noice

Yes

My eyesight is not good, when does DiCaprio appear on screen?

Yes! Facts! If you haven't read The Emperor Wears No Clothes by Jack Herer read it.

He also just went around the world, stealing artifacts from other countries because he could. I took the tour of his house in Cali in 2009 and it was interesting but Hearst was a massive POS.

Indeed and when one looks up more info of the guy, he had done tons of douchey crap as well.

@@ChewyThomson j

ikr, thought i was the only one feeling it. i dig it tho

Lol am I missing something?

Brain+Talent+funny&nice dude= HEAT😁

You know when the liquor hit you down for whatever Derek knows what’s up lol

Nah Vincent D’Onfrio was, check out Ed Wood (his voice was dubbed by Maurice LaMarche who plays Brain of Pinky & the Brain).

AAAAAaaahhhhhh thefrensch.....chamPAYN

Marla????

@@juliav200 Yup Marla :)

Who is Tom Cruise?

and then turn him down when he doesnt look like zach efron, hell yeah

@@joefitzgerald2762yooo im weak 😂😂😂 you totally are an incel, dude🤣 this is like second salty ass comment I've seen from you😂

Kennedy Ann Muldoon Why would you want to be with an armed criminal?

@@rodycaz8984 cuz he robbed a bank thats badass

@@hippiebowbob6213 Nope, nothing "badass" about being an armed criminal. Seek help ASAP.

while holding NERF GUNS. that's allyship

i robbed my transphobic brothers wallet when i was 7 does that count

@@jupiter_108 thats gay. doesnt count.

Sarah Belawski Don't encourage people to commit armed robbery for you.

@@rodycaz8984 no promises...

I don't think that's him

@@qurratuaini3436 oh you're right

I noticed that tooo

Congratulations. You have discovered the first issue with capitalism

@@anenemystand5582 not really a issue with capitalism government is what allows monopolies to form

@@amanrahmani2632 actually government is what stops monopolies. Monopolies are the end result of capitalism. They have appeared everytime regulation has weakened. It is, without exaggeration, capitalism working as intended

@@anenemystand5582 while monoplies can certainly form in capitalism its typically government how you get ineffective monopolies such as Microsoft in the early 2000s. due to things patents and copywrite . on its own monopies arent inhernitly bad as when one falters in a free market a replacement comes in and there's competion. its ineffective monopolies which are bad

@@amanrahmani2632 To help with the logic of @An enemy stand: The natural process of capitalism is that many Capitalists compete for market by providing a better product or a better price. In a 100% free market ultimately there is a "winner" who either has the best product, the best price, or the best leverage in the market. "Winning" for one company results in a decrease in market share of the loser and increase of the winner (admittedly a lining up of the means and the ends). However, as this market share grows, so too does maket influence and the relative cost necessary for any competitor seeking to compete with the new market leader. Over time this cycle repeats until there are no more competitors. In this state there is no longer any incentive for said market leader to innovate or offer good value as they can use their relationships with suppliers and vendors to shut out any competition. The only "sensible" solution is to join said company or be unable to find work in your field as well so even workforce for possible competition is restricted. While this can, in theory, be broken up by other market forces, the sort required are on the scale of paradigm shifts such as industrial revolution or the rise of computing technology. The great irony of both those being that government research and investment brought about both. Capitalism itself cannot exist without government force of law requiring a common currency and value or respect of contracts. Its why "free markets' are fantasy at best. If you could have them you wouldn't want them anyway. However, if you need some government for it to work, market participants will always to seek to manipulate every lever at their disposal to "win". As such, government becomes such a lever and competitors will seek to use government power to benefit them. If the government lacks said power they will endeavor to give it those powers. Ultimately the levers of power in government regardless of type, are wielded by someone. In Capitalism, Capitalists know that if it is not them it will be either an Autocrat, the Military, the Church (stand-in for any given religion), or the People. Autocrats can be assassinated or undermined, Military can be bargained with, the Church can be tailored to, the People though they can only try to mollify. While certainly some people may have lax ethics, most Capitalists do or would do these things, not because they're evil but because they're the logical courses of action left to them given a Capitalist structure. A very wasteful structure at that. TLDR: Monopoly is the natural end state of Capitalism with or without government.

U ok bud?

@@BoolyK scrolling the menu looking for something to watch is the number one show on Netflix. This guy spends six years looking? Goodness...

speak for yourself

It's a shame, but some people grow apart over time At least they remained friends

Groundbreaking observation

"Love" on Netflix. His Name is Paul Rust

Jolla Diwa that’s right ! Thank you. I watched the whole first season

Drew said ,"It's Grease." The play. Not Greece the country. He's quoting Rizzo.

ad hoc she’s actually the actress who played Marla Hooch in the movie!😃

He was her grandfather

Yes.. Patty was thee heiress, whom got stockholm syndrome with the Simbianese Liberation party..