I liked this more than I thought I was gonna. Was expecting a dramatic retelling of the book; instead it was hardly about the book at all but a separate mostly fake but enjoyable story about a young musician wrecking lives and maybe his career. So it was mostly ******** but at least it didn't ruin a good book.
Middle-aged rocker and his wife form a Neil Diamond tribute act, true love hijinx ensue. Got a sneak preview before movie opens next week. Spoiler alert: I loved it
I will give this a 7-7.5. The story is told in blocks that you have to piece together yourself-- which is sort of what the characters do too as there is mystery to it. Parts are absolutely gruesome-- not to see but to think about. Not a particularly funny film.
We got a free trial subscription to Mubi, which turns your living room into an art house. That's where we saw it. EEPHUS is on there too, watched that the other night
So Taylor if he has any WAR it's all in fielding but it's sort of a "least you can do" situation for me. He kills us every night at the plate. I liked Taylor a lot as a guy off the bench last year and this returns him to that role. I'd like a meatier hitter in this lineup too.
He's a good player, he's better than Taylor, he's going to bat 8th or 9th on this team, he sees a lot of pitches, he can steal bases. There is a lot to recommend him only cost 3 ****** prospects
According to the internet DiComo 1st Raimon Gomez, Anthony Nunez and Chandler Marsh are going back to Baltimore. Gomez is #22, Nunez #27 in Baseball America Met ratings
Padres trade for A's closer Mason Miller & starter JP Sears-- for 4 prospects including the No. 3 overall Leo deVries, considered the next Lindor. Padres don't really need bullpen help