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7/16/18. A decently made documentary about one of the biggest battles to take place during the Korean War. Amazing how easily we forget about what went on during these wars. Then again, it happened over 60 years ago! It is one of the Marines' most important battles. In a deliberate retrograde movement the Marines turned and fought their way down a narrow vulnerable road through several mountain passes and a bridged chasm until they reached transport ships waiting at the coast. Good thing there were still veterans alive to give first-hand accounts. For war buffs.

7/17/18. This suspense thriller was slightly above average. That's because Patton did a good job of playing a can-do woman who can kick butt. Patton plays a somewhat disgruntled journalist who feels she is being passed over on the job probably for being a female reporter. While on a romantic getaway with her boyfriend (Epps), she is caught up in what appears to be a trafficking ring being run by some local bikers and others in town. She decides to turn investigative reporter and try to uncover what's going on, to the detriment of her boyfriend and a couple of friends who came along for the weekend. Alonzo's character was extremely annoying, and some of Patton's actions were not too swift. The action was pretty good though. Like I said, Patton knows how to kick butt.

7/16/18. What a life Phil has! He gets to go to the greatest tourist sites around the world, get taken around by food experts he just happen to know in every city, and have a TV series to show for all his time! Phil can be annoying at times, reminds me of a schlubby New Yorker. He was probably a nerdy kid when he was young, but he's laughing all the way to the bank now. Kudos to the cinematographers who made everything look so good, including Phil.