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theinfinitedivides · 9 months
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SRK!Don girlies pack it up and take it home we're all f*cked after 84 years we finally get official news about Don 3 coming in 2025 or so and there's uh. i can't believe i'm saying this this is actually coming out of my mouth but there's no Shah Rukh
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I just obsessed with Super Junior Don't Don era
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cartridgeconverter · 5 months
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oops I forgot about this
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simnostalgia · 2 years
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Why is it that people never realize that TS3's worlds don't all happen at the same time like TS2's worlds do? John Burb and Daniel Pleasant also show up as adults in TS3 worlds. Don is the only person who is there canonically due to time travel.
The rest of these sims are in TS3 worlds because they take place at different points in the timeline. Lunar Lakes is WELL after Pleasantview because you see the descendants of other sims from TS2 there. Daniel and Mary-Sue are in a TS3 world as adults as well, so what? They time travelled too?
Checkmate, Sims-lore Youtubers.
(It's almost as if TS3 fucked up a lot of lore just so they could shoehorn in more recognizable sims from ts2 or something)
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stewystew · 2 years
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That man paid $83,000 a month for the ability to fire his ex whenever he wanted and then he didn’t even do it
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adamwatchesmovies · 4 months
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Deck the Halls (2006)
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While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...
Deck the Halls is knit from the same wool as the disastrous Christmas with the Kranks. Ridiculous, pointless, unfunny and filled with lame developments that’ll have you asking countless questions, it takes 93 minutes of your time while offering nothing in return.
In Cloverdale, Massachusetts, self-proclaimed Christmas expert Steve Finch (Matthew Broderick) is preparing for his favourite season when new neighbors move in across the street. Soon, a rivalry forms between Buddy Hall (Danny DeVito) and Steve when the newcomer decides to go all-out with his Christmas lights and build a display you can see from space.
While technically, the film is about Buddy’s attempt to put together the Christmas display to end all Christmas displays while Steve sabotages his efforts, that storyline doesn’t come in for a long, long time. It's the like the film doesn't know what it wants to be about and who should be in the wrong. Buddy and his too-hot-for-him wife Tia (Kristin Chenoweth) immediately make a strange impression upon Steve and his wife, Kelly (Kristin Davis). This makes you think that the Halls are the problem. A few scenes later, it's made clear anyone who calls themselves an expert on Christmas is a bit of a jerk. From there, characters change depending on the scene.
Director John Whitesell's non-comitment to a villain vs. hero story means the film is filled with inconsistencies. We see that Buddy doesn’t have the money needed for a package of Christmas lights that would make Clark Griswald blush. His solution? Steal electricity from across the street. Later on, we see that Buddy is a car salesman superstar that could sell ice at the North Pole. Does he have money, or doesn't he? You think we're building up to something when it’s established that Buddy is the kind of person that doesn’t understand jokes or sarcasm (so much that his ability to sell anything would be questionable), that his twin daughters (played by Sabrina and Kelly Aldridge) are dumb as rocks, that his wife doesn’t know the meaning of “inappropriate”, that Kelly (Kristin Davis) feels like a failure because all she writes are cookbooks composed of pre-existing recipes given slight twists (as opposed to brand new recipes that come out of nowhere?) but then… nothing.
It’s like writers Matt Corman, Chris Ord and Don Rhymer came up with the title and then didn’t know what to do next so they just scribbled a bunch of holiday pratfalls onto a piece of paper. From there, the studio asked the director (responsible for such “gems” as Big Momma’s House 2 & 3, and Holidate) to squeeze this lump of coal until it turned into a diamond. The foreshadowing is as elegant as a fat man sliding down a chimney and the logical holes keep piling up. Buddy’s light show keeps getting bigger and bigger. Obnoxious lights and music are on full blast until 4 in the morning but the only people to have any problems with it are Steve and his wife. Maybe his son for one scene. His daughter played by Alia Shawkat is gone for such long stretches of the picture you practically forget she exists. Later, Buddy's boss scolds him because “his numbers are down”. He’s been there for less than three weeks and on his first day, he sold a car to the boss at sticker price. Which one is it? Is he a selling machine, or incompetent at his job? When it comes time for Steve to complain to the police, he realizes the Sheriff (Gary Chalk) is wearing women’s underwear so he runs away in terror. Why doesn’t just come back to fill in the proper paperwork later? Or is he so triggered, he has no choice but to take the law into his own hands? As we near the mandatory forced sentimentality of the conclusion, displays that would take an entire team a week to put up are done in the blink of an eye. Even if it were possible, what are they being powered by? Magic?
More frustrating than all of these unanswerable questions is knowing you’re wasting your time thinking about them. The people who made Deck the Halls didn’t care. They just looked at their calendar and realized that if they started filming a movie at that time, they’d be done and ready to release it in theaters come November 2006. (December 19, 2021)
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therealmrpositive · 8 months
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I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer (2006)
In today's review, with summer setting, i find fishermen stalking in Colorado. As I attempt a #positive review of the 2006 direct to D.V.D. sequel I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer #BrookeNevin #DavidPaetkau #TorreyDeVitto #BenEaster #DonShanks
When does a sequel not become a sequel any more? Does it need the same characters? Or tackle the same themes? When does the graduate line in the sand just fade away? Only for familiarities to strike right back at you. In 2006, eight years after Jennifer Love Hewitt saw off her demons in her tropical showdown, a new batch of students far away will have to deal with their guilt. When the…
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rebuildingrob · 9 months
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Rob's Retro Review: Miami Vice
About a month ago, for reasons I do not remember, I stumbled up the 1980’s classic Miami Vice series. Having never actually watched the show, I decided to check it out. There. I said it. It’s true. As a child of the 80s, as a Gen Xer, I never watched a single episode of Miami Vice from beginning to end…until last month. Even if you never watched the show, you knew this iconic opening… Of…
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theinfinitedivides · 1 year
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Ritesh Sidhwani: Farhan is working on finishing the Don 3 script, we're in the writing stage
me: you've been saying that for 84 years
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shelfperson · 11 months
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the fact that there are, in fact, human beings who have gone through life having heard the brobecks' underrated masterpeice 'you or a ghost' live and i am not one of them is the only proof i need that god does not exist.
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wutbju · 1 year
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In 2006, the kids and I all got the flu and I was stuck on the couch reading. . . .
A few months before that, an experienced mom had challenged a group of us mothers to stand up for children like Sean Paddock and counter the terrible parenting of Michael Pearl. I made a promise when she said that. A promise to myself that I would do it. I would stand up for kids like Sean.
So I was sick. I was holding Gavin a lot. Isaac was watching Caillou next to me for hours. I read. And I landed on Sharper Iron and a discussion of Michael Pearl. And, as I know now is typical, they were singing his praises.
I was stunned. How could they? So I spoke up. And in the end, I was dissected and examined and thrashed. They've deleted the thread now.
Aaaaand. . . . I get a phone call. From Darren Lawson. He had received an email about those threads saying that they proved I should be fired. Of course, Darren wouldn't tell me who sent them. They don't ever give you that kind of power to respond.
Then everything happened about our departure. . . . Somewhere in all that, I saw Don Johnson, BJU B.A. ’79, MDiv. ’83, bragging vaguely that he had written BJU about a female faculty member. And I thought, "you? You were the one?"
So when he stated on Twitter that I was not unbiased source and no one should pay attention to me (he thought I wouldn't see it. Dummy), I confronted him about what happened in 2006.
And he admitted it. He was the one. And then he tells me to get over it, where it was "Bob Jones University."
Yeah, I'm going to ignore my professional expertise because you tweetsplain me to.
But think about it -- some pastor in another country WRITES a letter to his alma mater to fire a lady who doesn't spank her 18mo because she's a "bad influence" on her students. Who needs to "get over it" in actuality?
Anyway, he admitted it. This is how they operate.
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cartridgeconverter · 8 months
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looks-wise this is my favorite zerlina/masetto couple
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spilladabalia · 1 year
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Lucio Battisti / Alejandro Agresti
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ruleof3bobby · 1 year
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SLITHER (2006) Grade: C
It's corny and silly, but fun still. You could see the talent of James Gunn for sure. He did a lot with a small budget. The story just didn’t do much for me. Good cast that ended becoming very famous. 
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