You're going to go and bid on a bunch of stuff, right?

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you should go!

This song follows me around.

Charles Trenet Wrote and Recorded the Song La Mer

He wrote it in 1943 and then recorded it in 1946.

For those of you keeping track, Charles Trenet also sang Boum, which was used in Toto the Hero to great effect:

Trenet performing it…

Bobby Darin Sang it in English as "Beyond the Sea" and it Made it's Way into Goodfellas

In the flow of the movie

And Then it Came Back, In French, on Lost

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Modestly inspired by James Burke's Connections.

I can honestly say I have no idea what happened in Resident Evil: Afterlife. there was one point, about twenty minutes in where I lost the plot almost completely.

Of course, who cares? I watch these movies because I've played all of these games from end to end religiously for a couple of decades. All they need to do is show me characters and monsters from the game and toss in an Umbrella logo every once in a while and I'm happy.

Sometimes, I'm easy to please.

After having seen all three films several times now, I think I'm zeroing in on The Two Towers as my favorite. The action is massive in a way that Fellowship lacks and it doesn't have any of the weird additions like the scrubbing bubbles army of the dead in the Return of the King.

Ask me again in five years, of course.