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My girlfriend solves crimes for a living and noticed the same thing. The minute she heard him say that, with no mention from me, she goes, “Lol Gaetz did it. He called the 17 year old a woman... he slipped.”

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Exactly what I was thinking. When asked this in 2005 after Batman Begins, I feel as if most people's lists were roughly the same whenever it was brought up. Now there's so much out there.

Spider-Verse took me by surprise in so many ways.

Well, some of them were not picked to be the best scene of the movie.

Days of Future Past is up there for me as well. If I watched it again, I may feel The Incredibles is high up there, but I don't know if I have the same opinion of it as others did (for years, I know many on IGN considered it to be Pixar's best film). While I enjoyed the MCU Spider-Man films, particularly Spider-Man, I'm not as in love with MCU as plenty of others from the ones I've seen. However, I have heard Winter Soldier is one people recommend to people who aren't 100% sold on MCU's style/atmosphere. I'm sure one day I'll just sub Disney+ and give it a watch. Having rewatched the entirety of TDK trilogy, I feel at least TDK and TDKR would probably be up there for me, the latter feeling even more relevant a decade later.

There was one impression, but I wouldn't mind Leon expanding more on what he saw because I saw it on Blu-Ray/UHD at Best Buy recently and wondered how many people knew it even existed!

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We've been saturated to the point where most big releases seem to be superhero/comic book films, something that used to be more rare, especially prior to 2012. But we're also at the point where there are so many that there may be quite a bit of variety in what people feel are the ones that stand out to them. Here are some of the biggest ones that broke weekend records: For reference: Marvel DC Non-Marvel or DC

Oh sweet! Fun fucking game, though I wish it had an arena. I understand the original didn't have one either, though. Cheers to hoping Rift Apart gives me some PS5 arena goodness.

I don't think they sent the officer right when she said that; I think she voiced her concerns to the judge once she was assured the bailiff had a cop present by her house. That's probably why she asked which officer responded, not stationed there. Wouldn't be surprised if the cop saw the defendant's car as well when he arrived, which is why she said it wasn't hearsay. EDIT: Reading a little more, I don't know if the cop was there yet when she said that. I think the back-and-forth when the judge started speaking gave them some time.

From what I understand, the prosecutor texted the bailiff to send an officer to her place when there was suspicion that the defendant and victim were in the same room.

I remember when Bob Costas confronted Vince about this segment. The thing is, I don't mind it as as storyline. He demeaned Trish, he fired and humiliated Foley, he drove his wife into some comatose state, and every single person got revenge on Vince at Wrestlemania. Trish slapping Vince at the event received a momentous pop; it was earned, the woman getting back at a powerful, power-hungry cretin. It's different than Wrestlemania 19 when HHH said guys like Booker T are there to entertain, to dance, but can never get far, and you have nappy hair, and then beats Booker and that's the end of the story.

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One thing I noticed on a second viewing is that he called back at the end from her phone.

Apparently one of them said her phone was still in there after the crash while the guy's lifeless body is in the sidewalk. =\

A non political thing that blew me away. The excuse the guy used was classic.

Appreciate the responses. Gonna look through that vid and I’m reading some of the history of the protection. So what do you make of an officer who’s worried about frivolous lawsuits coming out of this? Let’s assume those person isn’t malevolent and is just scared. I do have some friends thinking this is going to get bad, people I don’t think of as being bad actors, and I just tell them I don’t know enough to give them a good answer.

I don’t know a ton about the history of this. On its surface it seems fine. But the amount of cops who are looking to quit or move states is high just based on my feelers (doesn’t mean they’ll follow through). What’s the history of this and why is it a good idea? I’d like to delve into this more.

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