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Subject: Re: What Did You Watch? 2024-06-18 (Tuesday)
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2024 16:50:25 -0000 (UTC)
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Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:

>I have today (Juneteenth!) off, which means after work and errands 
>yesterday, I planned to kick back and watch some movies (which I also 
>intend to do today!).

I don't have the day off. Ian, unless you spend all day performing
anti-racist acts and remembering how the legacy of slavery is all your
fault, you should not have the day off either.

>The Marvels (Disney+) - Actually, I didn't hate this.
>    In fact, Stinky Cheese Larson is mostly tolerable in this one. (They 
>obviously made a concerted effort to tone her awfulness *way down*!)
>    I think Arthur remarked that he liked the first part of the movie 
>better, where the three women keep switching places (upon using their 
>powers), and I agree that that was the best part of the film.
>    The movie stars dragging and becoming less engaging probably right 
>after they visited the planet full of musical theater nerds. . . . 

I can't read any more. Are they the enemy, or just the enemy of good
taste?