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Mickey 17 (4-18-2025) - IMDb


Mission: Impossible Final Reckoning (may 23 2025)


How to Train Your Dragon (June 13, 2025) live actors and I guess computer generated dragons.

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Wake me up when they announce Alita 2 or the Edge of Tomorrow sequel.

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I'm surprised these are scheduled:
Black Captain America in Feb
Snow Brown in March

I thought they were both doing reshoots for another year.

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Wake me up when they announce Alita 2 or the Edge of Tomorrow sequel.

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Don’t wake up yet…

https://thedirect.com/article/edge-of-tomorrow-2-release-cast Posted June 10, 2024

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Given Tom Cruise's current commitments to Mission: Impossible 8—which has experienced production delays—his upcoming space movie with Doug Liman, and Top Gun 3, it is likely that Edge of Tomorrow 2 will not be released for several years.

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IMDb setup a rumor page for Live Die Repeat and Repeat. Says in development.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5617712/

I would love to go see edge of tomorrow sequel in a theater.

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Mickey 17 (4-18-2025)

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Mickey 17 (4-18-2025)

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Pretty sure you got the date wrong on that one though. According to The-Numbers it came out this weekend.

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I was just coming here to mention this one. I'd never heard of it until 2 minutes ago while looking at The-Numbers.

A sci-fi black comedy directed by Bong Joon-ho that's in English?

Yeah... I'm sure I'll be watching this one eventually.

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I was just coming here to mention this one. I'd never heard of it until 2 minutes ago while looking at The-Numbers.

A sci-fi black comedy directed by Bong Joon-ho that's in English?

Yeah... I'm sure I'll be watching this one eventually.

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At this very moment, you could be watching an excellent copy!

Don’t pay to watch Mickey 17 at the movie theater when you can watch it at home for FREE.

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I would never even consider downloading a copy of a movie that was currently in theaters, for the very same reason I never use the self-checkout lanes.

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When I say literalism, I don’t mean realistic or plainly literal. I mean literalist, as when we say something is on the nose or heavy-handed, that it hammers away at us or beats a dead horse. As these phrases imply, to re-state the screamingly obvious does a kind of violence to art. “A point is still a point!”

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It’s hard to say which came first: our so-called media illiteracy or the dumbing down of the media.

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When I say literalism, I don’t mean realistic or plainly literal. I mean literalist, as when we say something is on the nose or heavy-handed, that it hammers away at us or beats a dead horse. As these phrases imply, to re-state the screamingly obvious does a kind of violence to art. “A point is still a point!”

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Yes. That's all your DEI hires are capable of. Pure heavy-handed, on-the-nose literalism.

... and chronic self-inserts.

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It’s hard to say which came first: our so-called media illiteracy or the dumbing down of the media.

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Don't know.

The one thing I DO know is that the Department of Education predates both of those things.

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When I say literalism, I don’t mean realistic or plainly literal. I mean literalist, as when we say something is on the nose or heavy-handed, that it hammers away at us or beats a dead horse. As these phrases imply, to re-state the screamingly obvious does a kind of violence to art. “A point is still a point!”

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Yes. That's all your DEI hires are capable of. Pure heavy-handed, on-the-nose literalism.

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It’s hard to say which came first: our so-called media illiteracy or the dumbing down of the media.

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Don't know.

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I watched Mickey 17 last night. The book is Mickey7, that is a seven, while the movie is seventeen.

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When I say literalism, I don’t mean realistic or plainly literal. I mean literalist, as when we say something is on the nose or heavy-handed, that it hammers away at us or beats a dead horse. As these phrases imply, to re-state the screamingly obvious does a kind of violence to art. “A point is still a point!”

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Yes. That's all your DEI hires are capable of. Pure heavy-handed, on-the-nose literalism.

... and chronic self-inserts.

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It’s hard to say which came first: our so-called media illiteracy or the dumbing down of the media.

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Don't know.

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I watched Mickey 17 last night. The book is Mickey7, that is a seven, while the movie is seventeen.

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Have you already forgotten that out of the two of us I'm the only one who understands how Math works?

Yes. Those are called numbers. It's what we use to count things.

Here's an easy one for you... It's even got your number 7 in it which you typed out two times and we're just so proud of you!!!


If you have one bucket that contains 2 gallons of water and another bucket that contains 7 gallons of water, how many buckets do you have?

(HINT: It's not seven like the book, nor is it seventeen like the movie. )

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When I say literalism, I don’t mean realistic or plainly literal. I mean literalist, as when we say something is on the nose or heavy-handed, that it hammers away at us or beats a dead horse. As these phrases imply, to re-state the screamingly obvious does a kind of violence to art. “A point is still a point!”

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Yes. That's all your DEI hires are capable of. Pure heavy-handed, on-the-nose literalism.

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It’s hard to say which came first: our so-called media illiteracy or the dumbing down of the media.

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I watched Mickey 17 last night. The book is Mickey7, that is a seven, while the movie is seventeen.

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Have you already forgotten that out of the two of us I'm the only one who understands how Math works?

Yes. Those are called numbers. It's what we use to count things.

Here's an easy one for you... It's even got your number 7 in it which you typed out two times and we're just so proud of you!!!


If you have one bucket that contains 2 gallons of water and another bucket that contains 7 gallons of water, how many buckets do you have?

(HINT: It's not seven like the book, nor is it seventeen like the movie. )

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I didn't make the point about Hollywood clear enough.

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Oh don't worry dude. You never make any point, period.

I didn't read it anyway, nor did I read this reply.

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Nobody cares.

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James Cameron’s Wife ‘Bawled For Four Hours’ After Watching Avatar: Fire And Ash

https://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/avatar-3-james-cameron-wife-b
awled-four-hours/

Is Hollywood signaling that the movie will be Great Art? Or should Mrs. Cameron have her tear ducts plugged? Find out in December, but without buying a ticket.

Watch Avatar 3 on TV, where it was meant to be seen for FREE. Don't let Hollywood steal your time, money and leave you weeping.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Yes. That's all your DEI hires are capable of. Pure heavy-handed, on-the-nose literalism.

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It’s hard to say which came first: our so-called media illiteracy or the dumbing down of the media.

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I watched Mickey 17 last night. The book is Mickey7, that is a seven, while the movie is seventeen.

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Have you already forgotten that out of the two of us I'm the only one who understands how Math works?

Yes. Those are called numbers. It's what we use to count things.

Here's an easy one for you... It's even got your number 7 in it which you typed out two times and we're just so proud of you!!!


If you have one bucket that contains 2 gallons of water and another bucket that contains 7 gallons of water, how many buckets do you have?

(HINT: It's not seven like the book, nor is it seventeen like the movie. )

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Yes. That's all your DEI hires are capable of. Pure heavy-handed, on-the-nose literalism.

... and chronic self-inserts.

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It’s hard to say which came first: our so-called media illiteracy or the dumbing down of the media.

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Don't know.

The one thing I DO know is that the Department of Education predates both of those things.

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I watched Mickey 17 last night. The book is Mickey7, that is a seven, while the movie is seventeen.

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Have you already forgotten that out of the two of us I'm the only one who understands how Math works?

Yes. Those are called numbers. It's what we use to count things.

Here's an easy one for you... It's even got your number 7 in it which you typed out two times and we're just so proud of you!!!


If you have one bucket that contains 2 gallons of water and another bucket that contains 7 gallons of water, how many buckets do you have?

(HINT: It's not seven like the book, nor is it seventeen like the movie. )

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I had planned to post that I'd wager he was incapable of answering this question.
But I did not get here in time to make that post.

In the days since, he has managed to prove me right, he is just too old, feeble-minded, libtarded to be able to answer a simple question.
And he wasn't able tofind another libtard to plagiarize who could answer for him.

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This is true. I posted this question for Second 4 days after Kevin Drum died of Cancer.

March 7th was a terrible day for Second. I feel sorry for the boy having to find out that Kevin Drum was a no good Trumptard like that. Yanno... since Democrats never die and only Trump voters get cancer.

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She crouches down beside me, reaches out, and runs a hand across the top of the pack. “How?”

“How what? How did I manage to get this atrocity back from the creepers after they’d murdered Eight?”

Nasha turns to look at me. I can tell from her eyes that she’s not smiling under the rebreather. “Yeah, Mickey.”

I shrug. “I asked for it.”

She shakes her head, then turns her attention back to the bomb. “Is it loaded?”

“Well, there’s enough antimatter in here to sterilize a medium-sized city, if that’s what you mean.”

She pulls her hand back.

“Don’t worry,” I say. “As long as the bubbles are intact, the antimatter is basically in a different universe. It can’t touch us.”

“And what if some of them aren’t intact?”

I laugh. “Trust me. You’d know.”

“Why, Mickey?”

“Why, what? Why did I leave a doomsday weapon buried out here like pirate’s treasure?”

“Yeah,” she says. “That.”

I rock back on my heels and turn to look at her. “Well, here’s the thing. If I’d actually left it with the creepers like I told Marshall, they might have eventually gotten it into their heads to use it. I honestly couldn’t have given a shit about most of the people in that dome at that point, but…”

She grins. “But what, Mickey?”

“You know,” I say. “I’d rather let Marshall shove me down the corpse hole than risk having anything happen to you.”

“Okay,” she says. “I get that. So why didn’t you bring it back?”

“Oh, that’s easy. If I’d turned both bombs back over to Marshall, he definitely would have killed me on the spot, and then he would have sent Nine down into the tunnels to finish his genocide. The only reason I’m still alive, and the only reason the creepers are still here, is that he thinks I’m the only thing keeping the creepers from popping this thing off underneath the dome.”

“I guess you’re probably right about that,” she says. “The part I don’t get, though, is why the creepers let you walk out with both bombs. Weren’t they worried about deterrence or whatever?”

I laugh again, a little harder. “Seriously? You think I actually told them what we were carrying? You think I told them we came into their home with the intent of committing genocide? Holy crow, Nasha. I’m no genius, but I’m not that dumb.”

She seems taken aback by that. Apparently she thought I actually was that dumb.

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HERE’S A THOUGHT experiment for you: Imagine you found out that when you go to sleep at night, you don’t just go to sleep. You die. You die, and someone else wakes up in your place the next morning. He’s got all your memories. He’s got all your hopes and dreams and fears and wishes. He thinks he’s you, and all your friends and loved ones do too. He’s not you, though, and you’re not the guy who went to sleep the night before. You’ve only existed since this morning, and you will cease to exist when you close your eyes tonight. Ask yourself—would it make any practical difference in your life? Is there any way that you could even tell?

Replace “go to sleep” with “get crushed, or vaporized, or set on fire” and you’ve pretty much got my life. Trouble in the reactor core? I’m on it. Need to test a sketchy new vaccine? I’m your guy. Need to know if the bathtub absinthe you cooked up is poisonous? I’ll get a glass, you bastards. If I die, you can always make another me.

The upside of all that dying is that I really am a shitty kind of immortal. I don’t just remember what Mickey1 did. I remember being him. Well, all but the last few minutes of being him, anyway. He—I—died after a hull breach during transit. Mickey2 woke up a few hours later, sure as shit that he was thirty-one years old and had been born back on Midgard. And who knows? Maybe he was. Maybe that was the original Mickey Barnes looking out through his eyes. How could you tell? And maybe if I lie down on the floor of this cavern, close my eyes, and pop my seals, I’ll wake up tomorrow morning as Mickey8.

Somehow, though, I doubt it.

Nasha and Berto might not be able to tell the difference, but deep down on some level below reason, I’m pretty sure I’d know I was dead.

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Hollywood took an intelligent novel, Mickey7, and remade it into something stupid for the nitwits who still go to movie theaters, buying high-priced tickets and snacks, for what is free on TV.

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Adding The Penguin Lessons (3-28-2025) to my list. Saw an ad on the internet.

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When I say literalism, I don’t mean realistic or plainly literal. I mean literalist, as when we say something is on the nose or heavy-handed, that it hammers away at us or beats a dead horse. As these phrases imply, to re-state the screamingly obvious does a kind of violence to art. “A point is still a point!”

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Yes. That's all your DEI hires are capable of. Pure heavy-handed, on-the-nose literalism.

... and chronic self-inserts.

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It’s hard to say which came first: our so-called media illiteracy or the dumbing down of the media.

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Don't know.

The one thing I DO know is that the Department of Education predates both of those things.

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I watched Mickey 17 last night. The book is Mickey7, that is a seven, while the movie is seventeen.

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Have you already forgotten that out of the two of us I'm the only one who understands how Math works?

Yes. Those are called numbers. It's what we use to count things.

Here's an easy one for you... It's even got your number 7 in it which you typed out two times and we're just so proud of you!!!


If you have one bucket that contains 2 gallons of water and another bucket that contains 7 gallons of water, how many buckets do you have?

(HINT: It's not seven like the book, nor is it seventeen like the movie. )

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"I don't find this stuff amusing anymore." ~Paul Simon

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I had planned to post that I'd wager he was incapable of answering this question.
But I did not get here in time to make that post.

In the days since, he has managed to prove me right, he is just too old, feeble-minded, libtarded to be able to answer a simple question.
And he wasn't able tofind another libtard to plagiarize who could answer for him.

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This is true. I posted this question for Second 4 days after Kevin Drum died of Cancer.

March 7th was a terrible day for Second. I feel sorry for the boy having to find out that Kevin Drum was a no good Trumptard like that. Yanno... since Democrats never die and only Trump voters get cancer.

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