Day 110 baby!

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 Day 110 


February 17th, 2024


Wow. Those ten days came quickly. It feels like yesterday was day 100. As I've mentioned before, thinking about the project is never a good thing.


If this were to become a movie, who would I want to play me? I can only think of one person. Jack Black. Now, that is some wishful thinking. I feel like he would be the one who could see the humor in this terrible version of Groundhog Day and make it work. But knowing my luck, I'd get the guy who played Shack in the film or Josh Gad. 


Fucking Josh Gad!!


Let's get back to talking about the film. 


I will leave it with a simple question. What was the purpose of making the sequences with Will and Lori come off as we watched The Dollar Tree version of a Lifetime movie? There is no chemistry between the two, and it shows. There are zero redeeming qualities when they are on screen together. It is almost like nails on a chalkboard over and over and over again!


It sucks that the original actor for Will passed away before the movie started. I have nothing against Monica Keena or Jason Ritter, but to me, you were like an uncomfortable couple, and it set the film back some. I wanted more from them as an on-screen couple than we got. It was like seeing a couple who hated each other but pretended to like each other for their friends. It was godawful.




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