@SkytelWrestling I honestly don't get that with him or Candice at all. They seem happy with their lot in WWE, making decent money not having to travel a lot and been with their kid. Wrestling the odd time here and there. I don't think Gargano has the same mindset as Ciampa.
@SkytelWrestling If you don't overuse him. And take him off TV for short time to make audiences miss him. I don't think he's someone that will have a longish run there but he should get a few years out of his WWE run.
@KeemWins Not surprised, and I'm sure deep down Hobbs knew it would be that way. Seems like he did it for his kids and looking more long term for a backstage role as a coach/producer. I'd wait until after WM season, to see if it changes but I fully expect it to be the same.
@DetectiveBUTZxX@KeemWins It's WWE, so most are just happy to be there and don't care if they get used well or not. Some would take a pre show WM appearance in a battle royale, getting themselves in one of their video games and been used rarely then been a main stay in AEW.
@horrormuseum Also has Carol White, who really made her name starring in Ken Loach early classic's Cathy Come Home and Poor Cow. Sadly never reached those heights again as she badly miscast once she went to Hollywood and dies pretty early of liver failure.
@NCseventeen@thenickelcinema@AVARY@HighContrast (2/2) I thought Shannyn Sossamon, would have gone on to have a bigger career. The Victor Montage of him just traveling around Europe really is a bonkers part of the film and the ending still sticks out for me. A film like this would probably be made by A24 or Neon these days.
@NCseventeen@thenickelcinema@AVARY@HighContrast Still have the DVD release which had the film soundtrack on it, in my collection. It had a cult following for a few years after but rarely gets mentioned these days. That split screen shot of when Sean and Lauren first met is still fantastic. (1/2)
@horrormuseum@TKiko Nope this is right in the middle of her substance issues, it really got bad for her a few years later. To the point she had to get open heart surgery. It wasn't until Russian Doll that she really got back on track and that's well over a decade and a bit later.
@RighteousReg They are still treated as rest break matches for some fans, no matter the company. That's why IWC who demand more women matches are opposite to what the live crowds want, if you are been brutally honest. Shame really, but it's going to be a tough mindset to break.
@SalvadorDafti I thought the Stones knocked out some quality tunes during the 67 era. Even during the whole love and peace stuff, Stones still felt like outsiders. Faithfull looks stunning in this.
@SalvadorDafti Fantastic performance, never the same band for me once Mick Taylor left. Interesting looking at their setlists during this time live, they only played stuff from 68 period onwards.
Tells you how confident they were, they didn't even play Satisfaction.
@PJTormey@CinemaTweets1 Diaz always gets it in the neck for her performance. I think Leo was miscast in this one too. But I say Scorsese wouldn't have got the budget for it if Leo wasn't involved.
Set design was great and first two parts of the film are pretty good but it falls apart in 3rd act.
@CinemaTweets1 Definitely low tier Scorsese. Some miscasting, I think even Leo is miscast in this one, weakest of his Scorsese film performances. Day Lewis and set design are out of this world. Third act it falls apart. Still very much worth watching.
@TimesSqKungFu Also written by Wong Kar-Wai. Yes, the man who directed ChungKing Express and In The Mood For Love. One of his first paid jobs working in cinema.
This film is really underrated. Also one of rare films that has a child been brutally murdered on screen.
@yagami_031@KeemWins It's working out so far for Stephanie but even then it was really sad how she played into WWE hands with that one. Mariah was basically twerking for WWE for months before she went there, when she was top of AEW women's division. She wanted less money and being in NXT over AEW.