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Jan 16, 2025
It's 90 Seconds To Midnight
What if the U.S.A. started a nuclear war with the Soviet Union, now being Russia. This film approaches the subject with moments of comedic, sarcastic and occasionaly ubsurdity. It's a light touch on a serious posiblity. Given the current state of hostility between the U.S.A. and Russia and are proxy war with Russia via Ukraine this movie has relevance today.
The Dooms Day Clock
12/31/2024 it was 90 seconds to Midnight (Nuclear War)
The closest we've ever been since the atomic bombing of Japan.
Apr 13, 2024
Locate And Catch The Soviet Spies Movies
I would say these are B movies. The basics of the movies were great. The acting in some good, some ok, some not that great. I find most movies would be better if there was more time, i.e. like a mini series and I would say that goes for these as well. The Russian Specialist (The Mechanik) is primarily a medium budget action film set in Russia. If more time and money spent on the script dialouge it would have been a much better movie, but it was good enough to watch. Little Nikita is a decent movie about Soviet sleeper agents being killed off in the U.S. The acting of the kid didn't seem quite right for the charachter and his parents performance was a little weak but otherwise it was a good movie. Those 2 movies were set in the late 80's just a few years before the fall of the U.S.S.R. A Dandy In Aspic is a 1960's British spy film where MI5/MI6 are trying to figure out who is a Soviet Double agent that is identifying British spies who are targeted and killed. If you like spie movies and the style of acting in the 60's then you'll probably like this movie. A Man On A String came across a bit stiff. A 1950's film about a U.S. citizen formerly a U.S.S.R. citizen being blackmailed to a certain extent to allow Soviet spies to use his business as a cover. Sometimes it seemed a bit like watching a 1950's educational film. The way it was presented, it came across as a film made for instructing high school kids a moral lesson. It probably was an ok film in the 1950's but today it comes across a bit simplistic.
Aug 18, 2023
The most basic functions but easiest to learn to use and is very accurate.
Very basic which means it takes only a few minutes to figure out how it works. Put chest strap and watch on. Press the only button it has and it starts. While running it shows current heart rate and if you hold it up to the center chest piece it shows how long it's been running. Hit the button when your done and it shuts off. Hold the button for a couple of seconds and it shows the total time and average heart rate. That's it. If you just need something to accurately show at any given moment of your workout that your heart rate it is where you want it then this will do. If you are trying to keep track of heart rate highs/lows/time in zone/time out of zone or you have the type of work out where you don't have a steady pace most of your work out then you'll need a slightly more advanced watch.