I do wear a watch. I've always used one to track my time when I'm out on a run, so that's made me used to having a watch on my wrist, and I've always found it quicker to glance at my wrist to tell the time opposed to pulling my phone out of my pocket.
A movie called 'Boss Level' starring Frank Grillo and Mel Gibson.
It's similar to the Tom Cruise movie 'Edge of Tomorrow' where a guy repeats the same day over and over until he figures out how to save the world. But it's more comedic than that and some parts are genuinely funny. The cast is all pretty solid too. I can't say it's the greatest movie or the most unique, but for what it is I did find it to be pretty entertaining.
I would agree that the franchise has pretty much peaked and that made Chapter 4 feel like more of the same. I don't feel that it did anything new that we haven't seen previously. The close quarters fights look cool and all but now it's getting to the point where it feels like they just happen to drag out the runtime rather than further the plot.
One of my favorite consoles ever. I got mine around the time Resident Evil 4 was about to come out because I really wanted to play that, and of course it was a Gamecube exclusive and never to be released on any other console ever (ha-ha). Then I would get the Mario, Zelda, Metroid games and I looked far and wide for games that were considered 'hidden gems' and built my collection up.
What I've always liked about the console was how easy it was to play 4 player multiplay. In those instances games like Mario Kart and Mario Party really shine.
I drink it very rarely, but on the occasions that I do if there's a Dr Pepper around I'll choose that. I don't think it's the best soft drink, but it was always my favorite from when I was a kid so there's a nostalgic feeling with it.
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