Enrico_sw

Kitty Oppenheimer is exactly the type of woman I love. Loyal and willing to protect her man/family until the bitter end. A type of woman that's more and more rare every day. Oh, and Emily Blunt is an actress I do like a lot.

I was as crazy as Oppenheimer when I was studying physics at university. I had a beautiful girl like him. I had crazy ideas and views on how the world works. And I could hear the music of the world. Then, time passed Nostalgia is such a good drug.

I don't say this often, but she's good. Very original face and energy. She's not like the others.

I haven't heard of this one. Is this a good game?

^ she works with great photographers and stylists.

I can only have sympathy for someone that says "long live freedom"

He may look clumsy, bu this dude is probably the best thing that happened to Argentina for the past decades. Socialism destroyed Argentina. It used to be a rich country and now it has inflation over 100%!

He's right. The French don't like themselves any more. Ever since we started to embrace far-leftism. This dogma is melting countries like acid. France is the most successful military power in history, but embracing very “progressive” ideas made it so weak it collapsed in 1940. You can only have peace, intellectual prowess, thriving art and safety for the weak in a strong country. Far-leftism make countries flimsy. It's also happening in the US, right now.

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I'm very cautious with Netflix, but it seems that it's another team that made this one (not the Lauren Hissrich team), so it can be good! And great to hear Doug Couckle (the real Geralt voice!)

Yep, she looked awesome!

^ She's a great actress.

Greg is really funny As for the google guy, he's just a product of his time (Unless his video was satire - which doesn't seem to be the case - it's interesting to see he's a self-proclaimed smart guy, but uses the worst line of reasoning)

Sounds like a pretty good summary