#Executive Decision

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F-14 Tomcat from VF-84 "Jolly Roger" Squadron, Executive Decision (1996)

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Executive Decision, US Lobby Card. 1996

[portablesleep]

Reflection

[academicelephant]

I wish Chicago Med's new season would start already... I've been watching 9-1-1 while waiting, and it's quite okay (especially the fact that the emergency centre has a proper role in it is great) but it's still not as good as Chicago Med. Or Chicago Fire for that matter. I've also watched Oliver Platt's movies, some of which are actually good, like Executive Decision (1996), but really I just want Dr. Charles. He makes me feel good like no other character does. He's great, he really is

[anarchic-miscellany]

Shoutout to Cahill (played by the wonderful Oliver Platt, always the best thing he's in) the DARPA scientist who gets pulled along into the plot of "Executive Decision". A panicked civilian contractor/scientist, who ends up having to be the bomb disposal guy because their usual one gets incapacitated during the arrival. And he spends the movie being normal in that situation, not annoying.

[blvqebird]

Do you ever get disappointed so many times that you can't even cry about it anymore?

Still loving, but exhausted, dry eyed, numb.

It's December and i'm closing this cycle out once and for all.

It's time for practicality. Being cold now is the only viable solution.

I will not bring another year in feeling this way. Doing these things. Hoping for better but never actually receiving.

The trust just isn't there. I'm believing the actions now, what I see everytime.

The benefit of doubt is now futile.

I'm not a monster, so why do you run?

That doesn't matter because I wash my hands of this now. Forever.

[seph7]

J.T. Walsh as Senator Jason Mavros in Executive Decision (1996)

[knackfandomarchive]

Since I'm going to be learning how to use tumblr to its fullest extent (?), going from almost super noob, would y'all like to see me post about what I'm learning? When I look at the #how to use tumblr tag, the posts I have seen so far are mainly concerned with etiquette, which I appreciate. But I'm going to focus on the mechanical side of things.

[thecurefordepression]

[galaxyedging]

Update:

I just watched Executive Decision.

My current sexuality is whatever John Leguizamo had going on in the 90s.

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Various computer graphics, Executive Decision (1996)

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Executive Decision, US Lobby Card. 1996

[therapardalis]

//I'm not allowed to post any more meme lists until I get my drafts down a bit further.

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I liked the old logo one better due it's style and simple enough style already to be memorable. This new logo looks a little too simple and looks like it could be confused for a logo for anything else.

Patreon-Chan's New Logo

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[jimsmovieworld]

EXECUTIVE DECISION- 1996 ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Kurt Russell, Halle Berry and Stevey Seagall star in this action thriller about a plane being taken over by terrorists. The army send in an elite team to take them out...

Was enjoying it certainly but had no business being 2 hours and 15 minutes long, some scenes were dragged out way too long and lost a bit of interest.

Steven Seagall was reportedly a nightmare to work with, he didnt want to film a scene of him dying as he said his fans wouldn't like it, he left the project but was forced to return after the studio took legal action. Seagall made strange comments to the other actors saying he was in command and what he says goes. John Leguizamo thought he was joking and laughed, Seagall flew into a rage, attacked him and choked him out.