PWD PWD 1173: Mami is Back on Top

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Hulk Hogan, Dana White and Kid Rock are the opening acts for Donald J Trump's big speech tonight at the RNC, this is gonna be the greatest night in the history of this country!!

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What if the Hulkster manages to out-politic ole Teflon Don and they switch the finish at the last minute so Hulk goes on last

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Cross Rhodes as a finisher, lawd

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Mami's here.
 
Might be a little unpopular here, but I’m a fan of Jinder.



Guy has the look and is okay in the ring.

Maybe he should go to Japan for a few and tighten up between the bells.

Offtrack, guess it's too late for a geared up Slater to make his return and get a main title in WWE now? Worked for Mahal and BIG DAWG DREW.
 
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I finished that Costner movie last night, I enjoyed it but the last two hours definitely werent as good as the first


The brutality and the horrors of war in that first hour was freaking insane, really draws you in on an emotional level similar to Saving Private Ryan

I can understand some of the criticisms, theres several different completely separate storylines(one of them sucks but the rest are good) so the movie kinda feels uneven and unfocused but you gotta go into it understanding its just the first 3 hours of a planned 12 hour epic so theyre just laying the foundation here

You got the war between the red man and the white man, the love story between the grieving widow and the soldier, the drama between the prostitute and the stranger, the cross country wagon train trying to make it safely out West, all the different murders, the villain family of killers hunting the baby, the father-son power struggle in the Apache nation, etc

Its a lot to keep track of and none of it gets resolved so I understand why people left the theaters feeling flat like what the heck

Theres so many different themes being played out here that it probably wouldve been better if it was chopped up into 3 different one hour episodes of a tv show cause thats what it felt like


Its really beautifully shot and the scenery is gorgeous, a lot of really solid performances out of mostly every actor and it ended with an action montage of all the wild ass chaos from part 2 that looked bad ass as heck so I hope they dont wait too long to release it cause I am All In
 
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I finished that Costner movie last night, I enjoyed it but the last two hours definitely werent as good as the first


The brutality and the horrors of war in that first hour was freaking insane, really draws you in on an emotional level similar to Saving Private Ryan

I can understand some of the criticisms, theres several different completely separate storylines(one of them sucks but the rest are good) so the movie kinda feels uneven and unfocused but you gotta go into it understanding its just the first 3 hours of a planned 12 hour epic so theyre just laying the foundation here

You got the war between the red man and the white man, the love story between the grieving widow and the soldier, the drama between the prostitute and the stranger, the cross country wagon train trying to make it safely out West, all the different murders, the villain family of killers hunting the baby, the father-son power struggle in the Apache nation, etc

Its a lot to keep track of and none of it gets resolved so I understand why people left the theaters feeling flat like what the heck

Theres so many different themes being played out here that it probably wouldve been better if it was chopped up into 3 different one hour episodes of a tv show cause thats what it felt like


Its really beautifully shot and the scenery is gorgeous, a lot of really solid performances out of mostly every actor and it ended with an action montage of all the wild ass chaos from part 2 that looked bad ass as heck so I hope they dont wait too long to release it cause I am All In
I really dont understand why it wasn't a mini series. I get that Costner wants this presented on the big screen and the landscape is essentially a character of the story but it's pretty ambitious to think in 2024 that audiences are going to sit through multiple 3 hour theatre experiences. One 60 minute episode at a time could have gripped this nation!
 
I really dont understand why it wasn't a mini series. I get that Costner wants this presented on the big screen and the landscape is essentially a character of the story but it's pretty ambitious to think in 2024 that audiences are going to sit through multiple 3 hour theatre experiences. One 60 minute episode at a time could have gripped this nation!

Netflix has made him an offer for the rest of it so that may end up happening, part 2 is already completed but 3 and 4 havent started filming yet so he may have to adjust his morals a bit to complete his vision and recoup his investment

If part 2 hits theaters Im definitely going though, thats why they pushed the release date back, hoping part 1 would find an audience on streaming and be All In on part 2 and their carnyisms definitely worked on Ole Pete, no doubt about it
 
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