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I learnt because nowadays (since the first Holland film) they're filmed digital cameras (long gone is film, apparently or even enhanced film a'la Blu-ray remastered modern type) - 🎥📽️ I for one watched the movie. I didn't see the first, watched the last two.
***Spoilers - it's a shame I learnt they film "New York scenes" in England and that kind of ruins the authenticity for me, who knows if for the actors and crew as well. And secondly, I felt the only strongest scenes of intrigue were whenever Holland was sharing scenes with - insert new 🆕 character's name.
👀 I felt that the limited footage between him and / they, redeemed the almost whole 2.5 hours I sat there - 💺 gratefully and comfortably mind you 🥤😋 🍿👌🏻

When it comes to opinions about the UK, I hear either it's extremely beautiful or a shithole. It seems people are a bit polarized in this matter as if there is no inbetween. For those who live there or have visted, What's your opinion?

You know when you read a book you may come across a chapter where a character or characters recall events in the past and so one chapter or two is dedicated just to this flashback.

Are you generally ok with reading flashbacks in books? or do they bore you? frustrate you? what do you think?

Patrick Mahomes, the starting quarterback for the Kansas City chiefs has a contract that is worth over $500,000,000. That's a half billion. Meanwhile, there are professions like teachers, police officers, nurses, firefighters, who provide significantly more societal value who will never see anything like this in their entire careers. I get it. I understand the reason. Sports athletes produce billions of dollars of revenue annually, but still. Something about this just really doesn't sit right with me. At the end of the day, these guys are playing a kids game.