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I’ve watched Babylon 3 times and each time I enjoy it a little bit more. The first time I was a little shocked by the first 10 minutes. But it does settle down after the outlandish opening and the main characters are quickly developed to the point where you can care about there journey. I’ll see it again and probably again. And in time I wouldn’t be surprised if it turns out to be one of my favorite movies in the last 50 years.

Show is stale. Only topics discussed are Dallas Cowboys, Lebron James and Tom Brady. Boring and predictable.

I watch this movie every St Patrick’s Day as part of my celebration of the holiday. It’s a fine tribute to Irish values and traditions . The characters are likable and, the story is lighthearted and funny. One of the best of what motion pictures use to be. And while I hear critics focus on Wayne’s manhandling of O’Hara is a couple of scenes, O’Hara’s character is a strong proud fearless women. And in the end, you realize she came to understand her husbands point of view on her own terms.

Joe is a hillbilly! By the way when is the wedding Mika n Joe. Longest engagement in history. Two phonies.

Lots of fiction in this account of the disappearance and likely murder ofJimmy Hoffa. DeNiro, Pacino And Pesci have seen better days. Scorsese sticks to his Goodfellas and Casino formula that is tiring. And sticking his non-actor friends like Bo Dietl into meaningless scenes along with a former Catholic priest whose cashing in on his celebrity on Fox News, cheapens the scenes. My biggest problem is the main character would like you to think he committed these high profile hits because, in real life, he was broke and wanted to raise money for his wife before he died. There is no credible independent evidence to suggest he had anything to do with Hoffa’s or Joey Gallo’s killing. But Hollywood bought it hook line and sinker. Watch it for laughs, but don’t take it seriously.