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It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

What's up, y'all?

Welcome to the best bits this weekend.

It's Morgan here, and I've got a very special guest.

Mike Diaz on with me.

I'm back.

You are back.

Does it feel like you were just on here?

Yeah, I think we said that last time. It always does by so fast. It does. The weeks are passing by very quickly and we got a lot to talk about and I need to hear about the Titans Dallas Cowboys game. Of course. Yes. So we got that to talk about and a lot more. We're just going to dive right on in. You ready? I am ready.

Coming in at number seven, I reviewed Alf for a millennial movie review and y'all, y'all were mad at me. You all were very mad that I did not give this a higher score and that's okay. I feel that. But I don't want to talk about Alf because we talked about Alf on the show and I want to talk about some other things because I got Mike here and I have not talked to you since Christmas, but I have not talked to you about Avatar 2 since Christmas. Okay, give me your review. I know you talked about on your podcast. Yeah. So I didn't like the first one. How did you feel about that one? I enjoyed the first one for what it was. It was just so different.

I think it was just that it was so overhyped. And by the time I watched it, I was like, there's no way to get a little up to that expectation. And it never felt like it did. I felt like a lot of it was focused on the aspect that it was 3D. And that's when like everything was in 3d it started that entire trend so I felt like it relied so much on that that I didn't

really love Avatar 1 so going going into this one, I had very love expectations. But after seeing this movie, I'm completely in. Like, it was so good. And the fact that it just took you on this, not only like this big adventure that I felt like you really needed to see on a big screen,

this one also hit you on an emotional level.

And there was just so much action that I wasn't expecting.

And I think it's the fact that it was in a water environment that made the entire like story

better.

I just think that fit better in the water than it did in the jungle.

So I am now all about it. I don't question any

choice James Cameron makes anymore. Okay, so no more questioning. And it sounds like we've got a

new Avatar fan. And I've discovered so many Avatar fans. Everybody I've mentioned it to,

they're like, oh, I love it. I was like, where are all these people? These movies make so much

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