>Ranchers don't typically have a ton of cash in banks.

Maybe not, but they have accounts of some magnitude to process their banking and then the mortgage on the property if not owned outright. There's significant investment there and it can't all be owned outright.

>How many deposits in Oklahoma are even uninsured?

Think about how much land, cattle and feed is out there and where all those ranchers bank. Then imagine what all is at stake if that goes to pot.

Its not great.

>He already dead man walking. He ain’t walking out of prison.

Why? Why is he more dead than anybody else going to prison for murder?

I'm tired of seeing it.

Thats awesome! I didn't know this about them! I'll have to dig a bit deeper!

80s...I had to push I had to suffer..Oohhhhhh...80s! I'm living in the 80s!

Jessie: On Ice! A Limited Holiday Engagement!

Or even just giving you inspiration to see or try and feel new things.

Lots of eye opening experiences laid out! How exciting!

I think the movies are a wonderful way to discover yourself and consider what paths you would like to take in this life! There's no shortage of opportunity there.

Finding passion like this is no small thing. You're using film the way it ought to be intended and that's so cool! Whether it be in the industry or one you discover because of it.

Let it guide you. Plenty of journeys to choose from on the big screen!

Nolan is king of this! You've got a great list going to keep your interests piqued!

Never stop letting the wonder fill you!

Take some time and see They Shall Not Grow Old. You'll thank yourself.

If cinematography is your thing, Eggers films (The Lighthouse, The Northman, The VVitch) will knock your socks off. Definitely want to see his works on the big screen as they are released.

Films that get us thinking get us doing. And as a society we need to get back to doing good things on a big scale. Long Live Cinema!

Yes! Haunting.

Have you watched They Shall Not Grow Old yet? It too gets you in your gut actually seeing them in color and with sound. The history is useful now, too.

I'm so glad we have this ability to see films like this and share the experiences. I love this art so much.

It's scarier than any horror flick and hits your heart quicker than any romance or drama piece. The acting and cinematography haunt you without being over the top or ill put in any way. It's genuine and raw and 100% terrifying from the very first scene to the last. Its a true war film.

Their laughter sticks in your throat all the way to the final scene.

Those poor, beautiful boys.

I didn't sleep well for days following. It sticks with you.

Watch this film.

As a northern Indiana Hoosier, I can't describe in detail enough how much I hate Shipshe and the cretins that crawl all over the place to get there and to Middlebury.

I loathe everything about the Amish and that God forsaken flea market.

Buy craftsman furniture, but never buy from them. Don't believe me? Move here; live around and work with them. You'll see.

I looooved Poochie!