Author: Richard Nestoff (Page 2 of 124)

Roofman is a movie that most people haven’t heard of or have already forgotten. 7 out of 10.

This has been a bad year for big budget movies, so movie reviewers are recommending movies that were overlooked.  That’s how I ended up with Roofman.

It’s based on a true story about a guy who couldn’t get on track after leaving the Army.   He started robbing fast food restaurants by cutting a holes through the roofs.  When the cops were after him, he spent several months living inside a Toys ‘R’ Us store.

Early on in the movie, one aspect of the story was too incredible to suspend disbelief.

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Project I’m not doing.

When towing a trailer that weighs over 3000 lbs, a brake controller is required.  My new Tacoma  doesn’t have one.  My last Tacoma didn’t either, but the RV dealership put one on in about 15 minutes because the wiring harness was already there. 

Toyota decided to stop doing that.  Now they sell Tacomas with a tow package, but no brake controller or provision to install a brake controller. 

A few people have instructions online for the installation, but none of them match up.  It’s a research project.  I’m going to wait for a couple of weeks until Tech Support at the company is back from vacation.

Pluribus looks good, but is superficial. 6 out of 10.

Pluribus is currently the number one TV show streaming on Apple TV and is getting a lot of attention from science fiction fans.  Vince Gilligan, the show runner, also created Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.  The main character, played by Rhea Seehorn, crushed it in Better Call Saul.

The show sucks.  I just watched the season finale, and don’t get why my nerdling friends rave about this series.

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