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Damn, I guess I should take pictures. I always forget to do that. lol

I think they both share a style with 70s grindhouse movies, so it's not surprising to me they'd have similarly styled action scenes, although Once Upon a Time in Mexico has more explosions, and Django has WAY more blood; a guy I work with does blood work on movies, and thought it was WAY too much. lol

Santana is great, though. Can't say I grew up with his music to the extent it sounds like you did, but I do like what I've heard of his.

I'm fairly certain we'd agree on Star Wars now that I'm older, but I loved the '09 Abrams Trek, as well as Wrath of Kahn. The TV series I could never really get into, and I watched episodes of the original Star Trek shortly after the Abrams movie came out, and still something just didn't click with me, but that's only based on a handful of episodes, so who knows? Maybe I'll come to like it.

And I did none of those things you mentioned for Cinco de Mayo, but my Taco Salads were delicious. lol But you speak the truth about how we celebrate holidays like this.

We're having taco salads. Hope your burritos and tacquitos turned out great!

Yeah, the best way to stave of bullies really is to go full psycho, I guess. lol I was in a pretty sheltered environment of a private school, so I got ignored, but not really bullied, but I still know what you mean.

I love Santana for that very same reason. The man made a song featuring Chad Kroeger into an incredibly fun earworm of a dance song. Now that's talent! lol

I've never seen El Mariachi or Desperado, but I bet I'd like them if they're at all like Once Upon a Time in Mexico

We're actually just having taco salads at home; but I'd like an enchilada. haha

And yeah, now I remember the order of that trilogy, thanks!

It looks like Harry Potter chess ... if Harry Potter chess had a murderous, well-endowed  she-vixen that flew into the sky and burned people with lightning.

Looks good.

You're talking to someone who's only been away from college for a year; the concept of appropriate times for certain meals is non-existent to me, and it is ALWAYS five o' clock somewhere. lol

Today is the perfect day to watch it and attempt to make puerco pibil. lol

Oh yeah, I'm definitely looking forward to VII through IX. I loved what Abrams did with Star Trek (granted, that 2009 movie was really my first exposure to the franchise outside of my awareness of Trekkie culture and that it existed), so I'm hoping Star Wars is similar in quality, but still different overall.

Hopefully, he does more than just ape what makes his Trek movies successful, but we'll see.