Shut up and watch it. . . 6 Underground, a Netflix Movie

originally posted by: TexasTruth
I like Ryan’s movies, but this one let me down. Car chases drive me crazy, and the first 20-30 minutes is a car chase with goofy character introductions. #6!........The Dentist..or whatever lol.
Sorry man, not for me.

Yeah Im with you on car chases, but this movie starts to get good when the car chase ends.

a reply to: tayton

Tell that to green lantern..

Such a great movie!

Childish. This is why Hollywood is tanking.

They aren't making films for the people with the real money.

ETA, I don't understand the affinity for women who act like men. Is it a gay thing?

a reply to: Creep Thumper
Tough men need tough women. Housewife who yields an automatic is just not as believable as the one that acts like a man. Whatever defines this.

originally posted by: Oleandra88
a reply to: Creep Thumper
Tough men need tough women. Housewife who yields an automatic is just not as believable as the one that acts like a man. Whatever defines this.

The women don't act like women though. I thought men were turned off by masculine behavior in women.

a reply to: Creep Thumper
I know and I get your point. It is a movie and made for entertainment. It is so overblown they can not be serious, that makes it enjoyable on a different, not serious level.

They need the tough women for the story. I agree with you I think most men in general do not prefer masculine women. But what about fantasy? No borders here and that is what the media speaks to.

You know what a "softy" is? Some women like these, some like the macho guy. Different example: People are diverse, there is a reason why the top manager wants to get his ass handed here and there, for balance sake

Add: I know a bit about racing cars and that car chase scene at the start was the most fun because of how unrealistic they portrait how you can beat a car like that and not have the brakes go up in flames the second you come to a stop. Or heavy damaged suspension, tires, rims, transmission... but it is a movie

a reply to: Oleandra88

I won't lie. I like a proper man.

The women I see today I find distasteful.

I guess it's my generation.

Side note, I've read many times in recent years that men are turning to Asians and Slavs because Western women are too confrontational and demanding.

I see why every day. Don't you?

Anyway, I will give the movie a second chance. I only got through about 20 minutes of it before I turned it off.

originally posted by: Creep Thumper

originally posted by: Oleandra88
a reply to: Creep Thumper
Tough men need tough women. Housewife who yields an automatic is just not as believable as the one that acts like a man. Whatever defines this.

The women don't act like women though. I thought men were turned off by masculine behavior in women.

Only men who feel threatened by tough woman would get turned off.
I like a tom-boy streek myself - partners in crime, a Bonny and Clide type of thing.

a reply to: Creep Thumper
Big difference between tough woman who stand up for themselves and are independent, and woman who believe society owes them something.

originally posted by: GreenGunther
a reply to: Creep Thumper
Big difference between tough woman who stand up for themselves and are independent, and woman who believe society owes them something.

I've never been the latter.

I think now that men's tastes in women have changed.

I guess it's official. I'm old.

a reply to: Creep Thumper
Interesting. Not sure how old you are when you speak of your generation, I am lower range 30s.

I color my hair chestnut red since like over half of my life, many people find that distasteful. I find their knitted toilet paper roll protectors in the back windows of their cars distasteful. The elderly women I help grocery shopping in turn says it is provocative but in a nice way.

Not sure about the confrontational / demanding but I think I get the direction. I once overheard a conversation between two women around my age. One was saying like, her boyfriend only gets one chance to ask her to marry her and if she is not pleasured with the way he does, he does not get a second chance.

I thought, poor guy, this can not be love.

In general I think a relationship should be in balance. In the end every pot has to find its lid. I mean, everyone has to find their counterpart. I would feel uncomfortable to say that all men or all women are like that.

Especially since I myself can not settle on a decision between the men and women at all. Maybe that also ties into what you mean but I am open about that. You seem polite so if you want to have a discussion about that, I do not mind.

a reply to: Oleandra88

I'm 60-ish.

Don't want to derail the thread.

Respectfully,

CT 🙂

a reply to: Creep Thumper
You are right. Maybe one day when the thread and time is fitting.

Loved it. So funny