The Recruit A fledgling CIA lawyer gets caught up in a dangerous game of international politics when a former asset threatens to expose the nature of her relationship with the agency unless they clear her name. Hmmm
After retiring from the Israel Defense Force, Doron is working on a vineyard. He gets roped back into active duty, though, upon learning that an enemy who Doron thought his unit had killed is still alive and plans on attending his brother's wedding. Doron rejoins the IDF team with the intention of going under cover at the wedding, but the plan goes awry when the team's cover is blown. That sets into motion a chaotic chain of events and leads IDF into a manhunt to locate and kill the squad's target. Sounds a little Bruce Willis-esque ?
Watched 'Air' last night and enjoyed it. Nothing super exciting, just the story of how signing Michael Jordan changed their fortunes against the competition. I like the cast, including V=Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and Jason Bateman.
Yes, free too (well, with a subscription). It was a tad slow, but I like my sneakers too and never realised the history behind the Jordan connection.
y/t OFF GRID with doug & stacy; where it seems the evil zionist_fascism is forcing farm animals to have covid-vaccines this scenario is beyond funny now.
