It Isn't Just A Guy Thing. Admit It Ladies

@Carissimi

Entirely understandable. However, let Jack Nicholson demonstrate how it's simply a territorial sort of thing...

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Men! 🤷‍♀️@PatKirby

@PatKirby What’s the young guy’s name? He’s one of my favorite actors, but hadn’t seen him look so young. He was also in Boston Legal with William Shatner.

@Carissimi

James Spader, yeah he's young in the movie 'Wolf' with Jack and Michelle Pfiefer. She gets pretty territorial herself at the end. Interesting flick, watch it.

@PatKirby he has a small role in Wall Street. One of my favorites

@SW-User
Forgot about that one. Yep.

That’s right, James Spader. I think he was in the original movie “Stargate,” with Kurt Russell. Two of my favorite actors.
I haven’t seen “Wolf.” Is it violent? @PatKirby

@Carissimi

Jack Nicholson's character is an aging but witty, charming and sophisticated editor-in-chief who gets demoted when his publishing house gets taken over. He gets bitten by a wolf he accidentally hit with a car and then everything changes for him, in both positive and negative ways. His senses sharpen and he's suddenly vigorous. Adultery, deception, guilt, regret, cowardice, betrayal, begging, revenge, panic, courage, power, pride, kindness, understanding, romance, even a bit of mysticism. It's all here.

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It was very well written and delves into the darkside of human nature that can be very powerful yet must be tamed. See people want to be fed. Animals don't want to be fed, they want to hunt. I very much enjoyed it. Rated R for language and werewolf activity. Nominated for Best Instrumental Composition. Saw it again on Paramount+, enjoy.

Thanks for sharing this. I never heard of it. It sounds interesting. Just have to see if it’s on Netflix, or I’m out of luck. @PatKirby