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That was a great goof in Eddie & The Cruisers. When two of the guys are talking backstage after one of them had been performing, a boom mic drops into frame for a few seconds. I love when those mistakes happen.

Probably the last of the gentleman actors. Guys like him, Peter Cushing, Vincent Price, Boris Karloff and Basil Bathbone were not only known for their turns in horror movies, but also being well-read, cultured gentlemen who were also great actors. You would be hard pressed to find actors of that...

Thank you. I shall be looking to get this when I can.

I have not seen this, but I am now on the hunt.

The Hitman's Bodyguard (2017) - 4/5 A thoroughly enjoyable action comedy starring Samuel L. Jackson as a contract killer who is a witness in a human rights trial, and Ryan Reynolds as the bodyguard tasked with keeping him alive, unless he kills him first.

Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends was a big part of my childhood (along with Super Friends). I then watched both the X-Men and Spider-Man animated shows on Fox in the 90s (I remember watching the other 90s cartoons now and then, but they never seemed to be as good as the other two). I have all...

I honestly don't remember this title, nor do I remember any other attempts at horror anthology from Marvel. DC certainly did have the edge here.

Bogart is still my all-time favorite actor. The man was amazing. And while I love all of his performances, I think his best work was in Casablanca. He has such pathos in that film, being a self-assured business owner who is doing his best to stay neutral, to being completely vulnerable when Ilsa...

Nay, good sir. I love the lass. And while I concur that she is absolutely gorgeous, I think more highly of her acting ability. I don't think I've ever watched her in something and thought poorly of her performance. Hell, even in Son-In-Law, she shines through. Of course, starring with Pauly...

This would almost make me believe in a higher power. Then I remember that there were already two of them made. I'm ever so thankful I have one of those rare wives who didn't watch that show. I watched half of an episode, and I don't think I ever regained the brain cells lost.

Yeah, because Germany has so many statues and monuments depicting Nazi leaders. No, wait, they don't.

Impeach! True dat.

I'm not attacking anyone's views, nor am I looking for a fight. Just my own opinion here. Personally, I support the players in the protest. AS they have stated numerous times, this isn't about the flag, or the country, or their support of the military. This is about a country that normalizes...

Nimoy will always be Spock, but I think Quinto has done admirably in the role, capturing the character's spirit, if not all of the intricacies that Nimoy's personality added to it. Urban is Bones. While Kelley is still my preferred McCoy, Urban is so fantastic in the role that I can't hate him...

I can't fully mourn him, knowing about his drugging women (I understand he and Cosby get quaaludes from the same guy, but that could be legend). However, Playboy did play a huge part in my formative years, so for that, I thank him, and his work.

I'm okay with Starfire being black in this, but I'm confused. Starfire is orange, so she's already a person of color. Why the change from oran... Oh. Never mind.

Most movies I'm fine waiting a week or two to go and see. But for the big ones, I like going on opening weekend, if possible. I miss the midnight premieres, because 90% of those crowds were the die-hard fans. I went to all of the Star Wars prequel midnight openings, one or two of the Harry...

No. No no no no no no, no. No. Nonononononono. No.

He was Pennywise. His performance really was great.

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