Ossie “BlackNurvana” Richards

Still watch the entire series from time to time. When I want to see more of the series I go yo the DVDs. What I’ve purchased online is edited, I even purchased the audio books that goes into more depth as books do. I preferred the series on the special DVD collection. I am 69 years old and still enjoy this series. WELL DONE … WE DONE

I watched each show — all 22 seasons and thoroughly enjoyed them. I do not cook and is a fussy eater. Whhen I am focused and clear Carnivore WOE eating works best for me. So watching this show was more about human behavior and the fact that I adore and highly respect Gordon Ramsey. He is what keeps me on FOX network. Perhaps because he is not originally from the US that to the best of my knowledge did I have the thought of that this was primarily a competition for white men. It was a diverse completion and the group I believe exceled were the women.

I randomly chose this movie to watch while working on a project. When I saw it was in subtitles, I knew I wouldn’t get through it. But something about the movie kept my attention. I think one was the relationship of the villagers. There was a guy they liked to play jokes on and even with the whole village laughing, I did not see a bruised or offended ego (even when the mother-in-law harassed him to make her a grandmother). These days those actions would have triggered someone to buy an AR15. As someone mentioned below, there were moments that will stay with me for a while. I would stop at times to read info about it, and I even found myself rewinding for parts I missed. Something I rarely do. Well done movie, well done!

As the years go by, watching both movies back to back is for me, as a July 4th tradition. It’s the next generation along with all the awkwardness. It would have been nice for Will Smith to play a small or cameo part, like his wife did. Perhaps even played the role where he would be President: But …. again, each year I still find them both enjoyable.