Because ALL Beaches were underwater and being washed away by the Kelvin Tide (1 to 2 feet the whole ocean rises as one) plus 15 foot waves plus a large high tide. Then I realized 1 to 2 feet vertically of sand likely will be washed away likely by Sunday night from these high tides on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Then I realized how much small cliff Sandstone erosion there would be this year because this is awful early to start this erosion that will start to take out trails on 5 to 10 foot tall sandstone cliffs about the beaches at most oceans around here. I don't think it will take out paved roads but it could take out many coastal trails that people will have to modify and also boardwalks various places will have to be modified too eventually all up and down the coast from likely Big Sur to the Oregon Border. Not sure what it will do north of there.
Also, water Temperatures are 9 or 10 degrees above normal too in this Super El Nino year!
I started likely around 1998 getting Netflix DVDs in the mail because it was cheaper and more convenient than driving to Blockbuster then. You could order the movies you wanted online for a set fee per month rather than pay a certain amount each time you rented a movie from Blockbuster. So, this was much more reasonable and cost efficient (as long as you knew what movie you wanted to watch next).
By the way Netflix started it's DVD mail in monthly fee service in 1998. But, it took until streaming became a big thing at Netflix starting in 2007 until 2014 before Blockbuster went out of business over most of the U.S.
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Netflix launched its streaming service on January 16, 2007.
Initially introduced as a bonus feature called "Watch Now" for DVD subscribers, it started with roughly 1,000 available titles. By November 2010, Netflix began offering a standalone streaming subscription separate from its DVD-by-mail service.
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Aug 29, 2022 — In 2007, Netflix began streaming. On Jan. 6, 2016, Netflix went live in 130 countries simultaneously. The first Netflix Original was Lilyhammer.
Or whenever we started Streaming? 2007 is when Netflix started streaming by the way (I just looked it up). Before then I like many of you got my DVDs from them in a paper envelope. I always wondered how they could send these things through the mail without destroying the DVD's but somehow they mostly stayed okay?
So, anyway this movie came out in 2015 so I'm not entirely sure whether I saw it or not (having seen most Christmas Movies (However, my wife likes Hallmark movies and mostly I can't watch those unless a big name star (usually female is in it that I recognize) then I will make the effort to see that movie IF I can handle the first 10 minutes. Yes. This is one way we figure out how if we want to watch a movie or not which is to watch the first 10 minutes. If it doesn't go the way we want it to we usually don't watch it (even if we had to pay for it). But, most classic old movies we have seen already so paying for those we usually know exactly what we are getting. My wife says she wants to see "Singing in the Rain(1952) with Debbie Reynolds and Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor again too!
Just saw it! It's definitely a cult Classic! Love this movie. So many problems. Life so real. Everything happening at once. Great Cult movie! number 9 at Netflix movies today!
I love this description of it! :) obviously from a critic and not a cult member now like me who absolutely LOVES this movie!
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Love the Coopers (2015) is generally not considered worth watching for its critical quality, though it has a small cult following as a mindless holiday background watch.
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Any time a movie has a cult following it is usually worth watching I find. But, what is Christmas if not too many problems in the same house during Christmas for anyone to deal with really?
Love the Coopers (released as Christmas with the Coopers in the UK and Ireland) is a 2015 American Christmas comedy-drama film directed by Jessie Nelson and written by Steven Rogers.
Plot Summary
The story follows four generations of the extended Cooper family as they gather for their annual Christmas Eve dinner. Beneath the surface of holiday cheer, everyone is dealing with hidden chaos:
Sam and Charlotte Cooper (John Goodman and Diane Keaton) plan to announce their separation after 40 years of marriage once the holidays are over.
(Olivia Wilde), their daughter, avoids going inside immediately by meeting a soldier named Joe (Jake Lacy) at an airport bar and convincing him to pose as her fake boyfriend.
Emma (Marisa Tomei), Charlotte’s sister, gets arrested for shoplifting and bonds with a police officer (Anthony Mackie).
Bucky (Alan Arkin), Charlotte and Emma’s father, spends time at a local diner connecting with a young waitress named Ruby (Amanda Seyfried).
Steve Martin provides the voiceover narration from the perspective of the family dog, Rags.
Love the Coopers (titled Christmas with the Coopers in the UK and Ireland) is a 2015 American Christmas comedy-drama film directed by Jessie Nelson and written ...
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Is Love the Coopers worth watching?
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Love the Coopers (2015) is generally not considered worth watching for its critical quality, though it has a small cult following as a mindless holiday background watch.
The Critic Consensus
Low Ratings: The movie holds a weak 18% to 19% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and an IMDb score of 5.8/10.
Uneven Tone: The movie awkwardly mixes serious themes—like a 40-year married couple (Diane Keaton and John Goodman) secretly planning to separate—with goofy, low-brow humor (including dog fart jokes).
Comfort Food Holiday Viewing: Opinions on Reddit and viewer reviews show that some people enjoy it as a cozy, brain-off Christmas background movie if you don't expect high art.
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Diane Keaton & John Goodman in 'Love the Coopers' - Film Review
