Episode 165: Automaton Transfusion and Summer Camp with Micheal

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#644: AI-augmented human recommendations for retail customers with Noah Zamansky, Stitch Fix 27:12

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We are here at eTail Palm Springs and seeing and hearing the latest and greatest in e-commerce and retail. Question: Do you need to choose between AI and human recommendations as a customer? Why not have both? After all, don’t each have their strengths? AI in the retail experience is all the rage these days, but today I’m talking with someone from a brand that has been incorporating AI-personalized experiences and shopping combined with expert human recommendations for over 14 years, and continues to innovate today. Today we’re going to talk about how AI-based personalization plus human creativity and input makes an amazing customer experience at Stitch Fix. To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Noah Zamansky, Vice President of Product and Client Experience at Stitch Fix. About Noah Zamansky Noah Zamansky serves as the Vice President of Product and Client Experience at Stitch Fix, where he leads cross-functional teams spanning Product, Design, Engineering, Algorithms, and Platform Development. A seasoned leader, Noah has a proven track record of shaping product vision and strategy, designing exceptional user experiences, and spearheading the launch of new business ventures. Before joining Stitch Fix, Noah held the role of Senior Director of Product Management at eBay, overseeing Fashion and Vertical Experiences. Resources Stitch Fix: https://www.stitchfix.com eTail Palm Springs: https://etailwest.wbresearch.com/ Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregkihlstrom Listen to The Agile Brand without the ads. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3ymf7hd Don't miss a thing: get the latest episodes, sign up for our newsletter and more: https://www.theagilebrand.show Check out The Agile Brand Guide website with articles, insights, and Martechipedia, the wiki for marketing technology: https://www.agilebrandguide.com The Agile Brand podcast is brought to you by TEKsystems. Learn more here: https://www.teksystems.com/versionnextnow The Agile Brand is produced by Missing Link—a Latina-owned strategy-driven, creatively fueled production co-op. From ideation to creation, they craft human connections through intelligent, engaging and informative content. https://www.missinglink.company…

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Now he is catching up with the DVDs Michael and I are discussing them. In this episode we cover Automaton Confusion, a movie that cost $30,000 to make and yet, up until the stupid its a giant experiment nonsense, was thoroughly enjoyable, punching way above its budget. It had fast paced zombies, genuine scares, and 80% of the story was basic but decent.
And we have Summer Camp, a movie from the producers of Annabel, The Conjuring and REC. So Spanish. It starts as a pretty generic, four American counselors at a summer camp for kids kinda thing. It could have been anything, slasher, aliens, demonic possession, then from about 20 mins in it becomes a pretty unique frenetic chase and survive story where the monster changes from one person to the next.
Both scored 5.5/10 from us, which makes them recommendable, and re-watchable, which is a rarity at the moment given some of the crap we have watched recently.
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Episode 202: Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City 47:48

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Send us a text Welcome to RACCOON CITY It is reboot time Johannes Roberts of 47 metres down and The Strangers: prey at night wrote and directed this 2021 reboot set in 1998. We have a new cast and a lot of familiar characters, with most of them coming from the games including Clare, Chris, Wesker, Jill, Dr Birkin and his family, Richard, Leon, Vickers, Irons, Ben Bertolucci and Lisa. However, they are NOT the characters from the computer games, they are just using the names. The movie is dark, certainly darker than the Paul WS Anderson efforts. Set at night, raining, locals with their hair falling out bleeding out of their eyes, game locations such as the mansion and police station, a lot of death. And yet, Clare is too headstrong for me to care about her, Chris is also, Leon is too useless for me to care about him, Jill is too rough, Birkin too creepy. TBH out of all the characters in the movie, the poor experimented on Lisa and the one on the slab in the lab are the only characters I felt sorry for. A bigger nod to the games, rather than a constant spotlight on his wife at the time (Milla Jovovic) as per the Anderson efforts, this was a decent enough escape from a city movie, not too dissimilar to the second Anderson movie, Apocalypse, however rather than having OTT comic strip computer games characters like the Anderson series, these are all quite weak and forgettable. I gave it 6/10 because it was so much better than the others. It is watchable for sure, with some decent elements, but it isn't resident evil really, despite using all of the names.…

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Episode 201: The Dead Next Door 29:58

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Send us a text Ok we are here and back after the 200th episode extravaganza, back on the zombies, and the DVDs too. Now this is THE DEAD NEXT DOOR 1989 written, produced and directed by JR Bookwalter. His debut too. And he did the soundtrack… another one of those Steph described this as another from the bargain bin 2/10… which is a really bad sign… The blurb is that In the near future, the world falls victim to a plague of violent carnivorous undead humans, and a black-ops elite team of soldiers, nicknamed the "Zombie Squad", has been enlisted by the government as exterminators to control the growing epidemic. While on a series of routine containment missions, the soldiers stumble upon a mysterious religious cult which wishes to protect and enable the zombies, believing them to be a punishment ordained by God. Within their compound may be a cure to the virus causing the plague. It actually gets 5/10 on IMDB which is somewhat surprising It cost $125,000 with Sam Raimi some of the money of Evil Dead 2 t produce, Bruce campbell has a voice role and Evil dead 2 co-writer scott Spiegel appears as Richards. The film was shot on Super-8 , which is an amateur grade film generally only used for making home movies. Everyone involved worked on the film for a deferred salary. [3] The film is notable for highly graphic gore effects. Thoughts? Well the title is awful. Next door being the church in relation to Bow's place? And the DVD cover is very misleading. It had ambition, a lot of people, and I think it deserves more credit for trying to make something on a shoes string. With a proper budget this could be classed alongside many of the 70s and 80s zombies, but wont be because of the poor camera quality. 4/10…

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Episode 200: Event Horizon 47:58

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Send us a text Our 200th episode and the end of season 6 of the podcast. It is a like a gender reveal party, but rather than blue or pink powder it is just blood and guts in pletiful supply. Before the Resident Evil series Paul WS Anderson actually made decent movies, starting with Shopping starring Jude Law he went onto making the popular first Mortal Kombat, the one with Christopher Lambert as Raiden. And then came this, 1997, and it was, as Darren describes it "Hellraiser in Space." So with a lovable cast of Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill, Kathleen Quinlan, Joely Richardson, Jack Noseworthy, Sean Pertwee, Jason Isaacs and Richard T Jones, and a director before he became lazy and/or jaded, we have this. Set in 2047 (so not long to go) it follows a crew of astronauts sent on a rescue mission after a missing spaceship, the Event Horizon, spontaneously appears in orbit around Neptune, only to discover that a sinister force has come back with it . We talk when we saw it, when we owned it, and when I met Jack Noseworthy... libera te tutemet ex inferis - save yourselves We love this movie... it is a solid 7/10 for us…

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Episode 199: Wasting Away 38:08

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Send us a text The film uses color footage to show the action from the zombies' point of view in which they see themselves as normal humans and occasionally switches to black-and-white footage to show the zombies from the point of view of normal humans 55% on RT and 5.7/10 in IMDB th DVD box suggests it could become an instant cult classic. We shall see about that. It stars Matt Davis from The Vamepire Dairies, Legally Blonde and CSI as Mike Michael Grant Terry from Bones as Tim Juliana Robinson as Venessa And Betsy Beuler from the awful Scrubs interns as Cindy The root menu has an infuriating college rock tune Barricade by the Random Class Collective so had to mute that. ... ... Urgh.. A classic? No Cult? No Was it ok? I suppose. 3.5 is the score of the year so far… as bad as the amateur Codename: Yin Yang and the last 3 resident evils… I feel this tried, it was quite clever with the flipping of the story but this was no where near as good as Dead Heads or the Revenant which scored 6 and 7 respectively, or even the massively skewed Fido thanks to Jen's score… so what was this? Was it 3.5 again? No it’s a 4…

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Episode 198: Codename: Yinyang 32:31

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Send us a text 2006 something is rotten in the state of denmark Codename: Yin/Yang is a fan-made movie. 6.2/10 on IMDB Some say it has great plot ideas and characters, but poor editing and low-budget effects. One reviewer says the movie is "horrible" but that the fun they had making it shines through. Another reviewer says it's "beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema". The US President (Daubjerg) unleashes a zombie virus on Denmark, apparently confusing the country with Iraq [maybe this joke makes more sense in Danish?]. To finish the job off, he sends in Special Forces icon Bobo Moreno (Penstoft), to oversee the mop-up work. But against him are Yin and Yang (the other Penstoft and Louring), two opposing sides of the same lethal coin. One is dark, dresses in black and is an expert with firearms. The other is blonde, dresses in white, and wields a mean Samurai sword. They are Denmark’s last hope, and have to slice and dice their way through the zombies, to reach Moreno’s headquarters, where he and an amazingly over-acting mad scientist are holed up. Sounds shit… IM IN! Directed by Penstoft Outtakes of the zombies Written and filmed by Penstoft Yin was Penstoft wife in real life Penstoft as gaffer, FX, set design, colour grading, trandlster, subtitles and the computer work…. Looks like they had a lot of dun making this even though it was bad in places they did put more effort in that some of the movies we have seen. It may have been cheap and fan made, but it scored better than many professional movies with a budget. Well done, team. 3.5/10 To be fair that is the same score as the last 3 resident evil movies and way better than Night of the Flatulating Dead and Johnny Z and Pro Wrestlers Zombies HOW DARE YOU!…

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Episode 197: Resident Evil Afterlife 1:19:42

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Send us a text After a mmm, and urgh and a "brain candy" in the first three the movies the last three are categorically dog shit with credits. We hated apocalypse, retribution and final chapter for a reason. As Lurch in the Addams family says "Urrrrrrrrrrrr." 3.5/10 dont bother unless you need closure…

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Episode 196: REC3 Genesis 33:16

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Send us a text Now I know what you are going to say – Darren you are hopping all over the place man…. Stay on track… But no, I saw REC4 Apocalypse back in Episode 62, and in Episode 139 we saw the second of the US Quarantine movies. REC and Quarantine are virtually the same film. But yeah, I get it, I am all over the place, but what are you going to do about it? I just watched 6 resident evil movies in order, in a row, and got progressively depressed about how inconsistent, bad, and full of thievery they were. So, REC3 Genesis, on Clera and Klodo's wedding day, a guest is bitten by a dog and thereafter he soon turns deadly due to a virus that was transferred to him. The virus spreads and the situation goes out of hand. Ok, remember REC4, it had the journalist from 1, the SWAT guy from then too, and the granny from this one? I will need to keep an eye out for her. 5/10 on IMDB, 44% on RT 5.5/10 from me Well filmed, well acted, great tension, excellent gore, but the story is a bit obvious I would definitely recommend the 4 REC movies over the US Quarantine movies and those 6 Resident Evil movies. If you haven't seen them, I would highly recommend them.…

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Episode 195: Cannibal Apocalypse (1980) 32:18

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Send us a text Cannibal Apocalypse… 1980 so right in my wheelhouse when it comes to the classics. John Saxon, a man with a stalwart wig that managed to endure movies with Bruce Lee and Freddy Kreuger. Came from nowhere really. I don’t know what prompted me to find it. But find it I did. I think it was referenced in another movie I saw recently, the write up for it anyway. And I got this on DVD. Why? To send to our pod sister across the pond, Steph at listeners of the dead. So to it… Cannibal Apocalyse Apocalypse domani , lit. 'Apocalypse tomorrow', also known as Invasion of the Flesh Hunters and Cannibals in the Streets and was directed by an Italian director using an Anglocized alias for the US market. We have seen that a lot. The plot A group of POWs get infected with a dangerous virus that turns them into cannibals. When the cannibal instinct becomes strong, the veterans create havoc on the streets of Atlanta. It stars John Saxon (Enter the Dragon, Battle Beyond the Stars, Nancy's dad in the Nightmare on Elm Street movies) as a Vietnam veteran bitten by infected POWs who stars in a movie described as both "interesting" and "silly" and that the film "contains enough blood and gore to make Eurocult fans happy, including some graphic flesh munching, a French-kissing scene that will scare the hell out of you, and a shotgun blast that has to be seen to be believed." I liked it. The PTSD element and the vetsploitation made it a lot deeper than the normal late 1970s early 80s zombies fare. 5/10…

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Episode 194: Daylight's End 35:56

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Send us a text After the joy of rewatching Overlord last night, I am back on the dog shit trail. Or am I? Daylights End, 2016, After a plague turns a huge section of humanity into bloodthirsty creatures, a drifter finds few survivors and reluctantly decides to help them. And this is one of those movies pushed by Amazon. It is there in the list when looking at Romero or Zombieland. Daylights End. It feels like a vampire title. Apparently its not. It stars Johnny Strong. Now I have attempted to watch this a half dozen times, maybe more. But it is Strongs firm jawed model looks that turn me off it. Now it does have Lance Henrikson, but he’ll do anything for a sack of change. And Strong, after looking him up, was one of the sniper spec ops guys who sacrificed themselves in Black Hawk Down. So for that alone I need to give it a fair shake of the stick. There are many movies like this one. A bad episode of the walking dead It is formulaic. A macho hero, probably emotionally detached, rolls into town and is the saviour before eventually leaving and going his own way. Actually that is the plot of the 1970s Incredible Hulk TV show and the Littlest Hobo. A tonne of westerns. When it comes to zombie movies and movies we have seen this one felt a bit of a mishmash, a mashup of zombie hunter, Navy Seals vs Zombies, The Last Hope, Rise of the Zombies, Amityville Uprising, Zombie Warz with a z. We have an overly macho hero Thomas Rourke killing zombies because they turned his wife and he ended up killing her. This was actually done by an alpha that is following Thomas, but somehow Thomas is following it? I didn’t get that, it was there days before he arrived. That one is different. It watches. Ok. A well armed group of former police officers led by Lance Henkrison and a lot of civilians they have sworn to protect. Hard nosed Henrikson and Thomas don’t agree. Cops that are trained and armed by taken to task my a bunch of marauders until Thomas wipes the lot of them out in one go? Thomas was too macho. And they gave him the gun from Black Hawk Down. In fact Strong uses the Black Hawk Down photo as his headshot. He was invincible and refused to be wrong, even when his foolhardy mission, the only way we can get everyone to the plane, ends up killing everyone he went with and let the infected into the police station, killing even more. For people who had surviving for so long they didn’t last very long as soon as Thomas arrived. I guess the lesson is don’t listen to the know it all handsome macho guy who has been doing everything solo since the virus started. Henrikson was underused. Louis Mandylor was the best thing about this movie. Not a lot happened. He saves Sam and goes back to the station. They put him in a cell. They are attacked. He escapes and is then allowed to stay out. He goes on a foolhardy mission. He beats bad guy in the softest of ways. He leaves. The sunlight thing was more of a vamp thing. It was watchable but poor. A bit better than the aforementioned crop of bad macho hero movies and cop movies… so I would give it… 4.5/10 worth a meh. But don’t feel bad if you turn it off. Def not worth paying cash money for.…

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Episode 193: Overlord 47:52

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Send us a text JJ Abrams' Bad Robot brings us this underrated WW2 super soldier zombie movie from 2018. And I had been putting off watching it for the pod as I had until I appeared on BPs Let's Talk Horror Channel the other night. BP is watching and reviewing movies this year that he believes aren't getting the credit they deserve. He and I talked Cooties, but he also talked Overlord and it prompted me to watch it today. You can watch BPs episode on Overlord here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQEzZswm3_k&t=9s Ok. So for me this was a decent WW2 movie, akin to Band of Brothers, and Saving Private Ryan. It was made well, with an excellent cast, superb look, feel and effects. The zombie super soldier element really doesn't appear until an hour in. Until then this is a group of US paratroopers in occupied France planning to take out a German radio tower to enable D-Day to go ahead. From when Iain de Caestecker is killed by the Nazi commander and then injected by Jovan Adepo's Boyce, the movie changes. It still have the sabotage element, but now we have something new, something out of Project Wolf Hunter. Whilst the super soldier thing isn't new, having seen it in Valley of the Dead, Frankenstein's Army, Output 1 to 3, recently Operation Undead, The Revenant, Army of the Dead and the aforementioned Project Wolf Hunter, this was a decent war movie with the super soldier thing added. I guess that is why I didn't watch it for the pod... until now, and the intervention, or inspiration from Let's Talk Horror Channel. It is a solid 6.5 for me, 6.6 on IMDB, and 82% on RT. So, if you haven't seen it, and don't mind the WW2 plot and story for a third of it, then give it a go.…

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Episode 192: Resident Evil Extinction 38:16

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Send us a text And onto resident evil extinction, part 3 of the franchise that we are working our way through. We will watch the movies, then Welcome to Racoon City the reboot and the Netflix show. But before that, this is the 3rd movie on the bounce and it admittedly my favourite, and think that is because it is no longer hamstrung by being tied to the games, and therefore has to play to the audience of gamers. It can just be a movie It opens as the first movie does with Alice in the shower waking up after the EMP wiped her and James Purefoys memory. However this is not Alice it is one of many clones created by the evil Dr Issacs. Which is a good thing as she ends up getting killed, but only after the res dress boots, photo, and laser corridor of the first movie, along with a lot of her clone sisters. What a waste of a good Alice. Nasty ditch full of alices. This is an umbrella lab under a tiny shack in the middle of the Mojave desert, surrounded by zombies in the thousands. So the t-virus got out, and took out the world. It is no longer limited to Racoon City. Within weeks the USA is gone, within months the world. And lakes rivers and seas dried out… which is cool for this movie, but in the later ones, the ones with the planes and aircraft carrier etc it is a fertile looking green Canada. I like this one, it is brain candy along the lines of Paul Bettany's Priest and Carl Urban's Dredd. It is a fun movie, but it doesn't need to be a Resident Evil movie as we end up with super telekenetic Alice. It is now removed from the games, and this is, as Michael says, part of an Alice v Wesker and Umbrella, as it the rest of the Milla Jovovic series. 6.5/10 as it is a fun apocalyptic jaunt in the desert.…

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Episode 191: Resident Evil Apocalypse 39:35

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Send us a text 2004 and a bit of a mess Resident Evil Apocalypse seems to be the last of the Paul W Anderson Res Evil movies that pays back what it is to the computer games. With movie character Alice joined by Jill Valentine, Oded Fehr's Carlos and The Nemesis we get some cheesy one liners, and the plot of Escape from NY embedded in the events happening right after the first movie left off. Did we like it? Well you will need to pull up a chair and find out 5/10…

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Episode 190: Seoul Station 34:35

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Send us a text SEOUL STATION – 2016 written and directed by Yeon Sang-ho. who wrote and directed all three Busan movies. It is the second released installment in the Train to Busan film series, and a prequel of its eponymous film, the aeni (South Korean animation) explores how the zombie epidemic began in South Korea before the latter's events,and revolves around the three main characters; Hye-sun, a young woman and prostitute who is attempting to survive in the world who sees her as disposable, Suk-gyu, her father who searches for his runaway daughter with help from her boyfriend, Ki-woong. I started this once, a long time ago but this time around, for you dear people, I shall stick with it. RT said it was thrilling and relentless from start to finish, Yeon Sang-ho's Seoul Station is a layered and vicious entry into the zombie genre The Hollywood Reporter called the film "a simple, thrilling ride through a fiend-infested world." Some asshole in China echoing the thoughts of the government there went on about it being more about south Korea's homelessness and prostitution problem, and gave it 3/5 but that’s the Chinese for you. They hate their neighbours. The guardian (a wanky arty newspaper) described it as "desperate souls trapped in life's margin" And it made over 2 million for a ½ million budget pretty good What did I think? A lot of shouting, screaming and loud wailing that annoyed, both hye and asshole BF did not grow at all, they couldn’t stand up for themselves and fight back, or even close doors I recommended it to Steph and Michael 6/10…

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Episode 189: Maggie 41:02

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Send us a text A man takes extreme steps to protect Maggie, his daughter, who is slowly turning into a cannibal after a zombie attack. He spends time with her, reminiscing about her childhood, dreading the future. It stars Arnold scharzenegger, joely Richardson and Abigail Breslin in the title role as Maggie. Although I have time for all three – esp Breslin in the Zombielands, final girl and little miss sunshine I have been putting off watching this because it looked over sentimental. Arnie in a non action role. But, after Harold’s going stiff last time out I thought I would give it a go 60% on Rotten Tomatoes 5.6/10 IMDB Arnie's limited range is shown for what it is here. His emotional scenes are the equivalent of him being given a particularly tricky quadratic equation to solve. But the filming is crisp and beautiful. Stunning in place, but thoroughly depressing. It is a shadowy shot of Maggie, with the net curtains blowing in the breeze in the blistered window of a grey farmhouse under a miserable grey sky. Essentially it is the story of a kid with an incurable disease, dying, and her father having to deal with it. It is all very depressing. Well filmed. Well acted for the most part. 6/10…

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Episode 188: Harold's Going Stiff 33:20

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Send us a text Harold's Going Stiff 2011 British Lonely pensioner, Harold Gimble, has become the first man to suffer from a new neurological disease that is slowly turning him into a zombie-like state. Harold s hermit-like existence is shaken up when a vivacious nurse, Penny Rudge, is sent along to alleviate his stiffness. Her special massage techniques work a treat on Harold and they become close friends. Harold agrees to trial a possible cure for the disease at a private institute, and the initial results are excellent. But the following day he's in an even worse state than before, and after Penny accidentally overhears the doctor s dire prognosis for Harold she decides to sneak him away the next morning. Word soon gets out, and before long a small group of bloodthirsty thugs are pursuing Harold and Penny across dramatic moorlands in the hope of a kill. 100% from fans onRT 5.8/10 on IMDB which is pretty good I think It was alright 5/10 from me A sad metaphor for dementia and other degenerative diseases, Alzheimer’s Parkinson’s etc The hunters were annoying and unnecessarily comedic which is out of place with the rest of the movie Flipped as you could tell between a documentary style and not… it was inconsistent Good to see something from that angle, I think Maggie is similar with arnie? I don’t. Know In the end it was a sad story about a lonely man at the end of his days in a lot of pain, who is given some hope, before the inevitable happens. Yeah, 5/10 is fair.…

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