Lol, the good old days! Have a great day Yellow and stay cool!

We would spend too much on the party favors to get pizza lol

That’s cool! I love the breakfast, mine was cold pizza from the night before…lol

It brings me back to the day when I was just starting out on my own. The place that me and my friends were renting was a basement apt. When we were all coming down off the booze and drugs on a Saturday morning we would make a big meal and watch Pee wees playhouse. Just laughing our asses off eating Kraft dinner and hot dogs. Great memories

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmSPwZIZu6Y
Film opens in US theaters May 23, 2025.

It felt like that Paramount spent all of five minutes in getting this movie made when they’ve spent years trying to get a fourth theatrically released Star Trek film made.

They think the younger audience needs to be eased into Star Trek since they don’t know the shows we grew up with. I can’t say if this approach is successful. Its more western style rogue agent stuff.

Pee-wee was original. His crazy antics and humor always made me and my friends laugh. He truly is missed. RIP Paul Reubens

About darn time!

Pee-wee was original. His crazy antics and humor always made me and my friends laugh. He truly is missed. RIP Paul Reubens

Completely unrecognizable as Star Trek. At least the Picard show had some good moments. Why do they keep making this crap? Michelle Yeoh is a great actress, and she had a cool fight scene, but it’s not enough and it’s not Star Trek

Its not a bad as some keep saying. Standard hero and etc movie.

Awe man even at the age he was during the filming of this doc. He’s still so childishly adorable. Like I want to go and pinch his cheeks, lol. He will always be one of my favorite entertainers. Right up their with the Comic greats. Many don’t think of him as a comic icon but I always have. RIP Paul, you are loved by so many.

GOATD

OKAYY got my eggs on toast ready
Great start in the weekend

You should check out Living In Oblivion. One of his first films. His role in that movie speaks to exactly your point about how people with dwarfism were cast in films. It’s quite good.

Cheap copy of Indiana Jones 3. You can tell the actors are only in for the money. I wish Guy Ritchie would go back to making good movies.

JFC. This is some twisted $h!t LOL.

Seeing Linda Lavin broke me into tears even more than the plot of the cast saying goodbye to Will. The dialogue so eerie. Makes me wonder how close in time frame this episode was filmed in relation to the death of Linda Lavin in December of 2024. Will the writers address gramma’s characters death in an episode this season as well? Or will it be a neglected oversight on the part of the writing team, producers, directors, etc? Continuity is key. There are options, either address the issue and parallel the actors and her characters death. Or bring in a new actress to take over as Gramma in random future episodes.

Thank you for the link! On a Crichton kick thanks to Duster.

Many thanks for this!

And it’s canceled… Why?

One of my favorite films. It’s a fun ride and Jim Cummings did an amazing job as the writer, director and main character.

Watching all these movies today bout to start the last one. This was way better than the original the cast and also the ending.

it has some edge of tomorrow moment

Another great episode! Stevie and Jason is a magnificent duo!

This film is basically just Prom Night but made for Netflix.

aaah jeeze. that’s only because we said something

Now there’s only one link. wtf is going on?

He was hilarious in Mike Tyson’s Mysteries as pigeon

Many actors are not that versatile. He does well in any role

In Great Britian, this movie was known as Taste of Fear. I’ve never been keen on movies from the 1960’s, but the primis makes in intriguing. It is going on my list.

Two of my favorite actors are in this movie and I’ll need to watch it again. Carole Lombard (married to Clark Gable in the early 1940’s) and Fred McMurray (later in a 1960’s sitcom My Three Sons).

I did watch this movie and at the time I had no idea who directed this movie in 1953. The Hitch-Hiker was one of the first mainstream film noirs directed by a woman and is not only a thrilling must-see classic but also a solid testament to Ida Lupino’s immense talent as a visionary filmmaker.

I actually didn’t know thier was a movie before silence of the lambs. Just finished watching it and it was alright. But after seeing Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal can’t see anyone else as him especially the guy from super troopers lol.

Humphrey Bogart….enough said!

I’ve not seen this one either and the only actor I’m familiar with is Peter Lorre. I think I might pass on this one.

I am not a huge Joan Crawford fan. I love movies from the 1930’s & the 1940’s. Maybe the reason I’ve not seen this one is because it’s in the early 1950’s. Jack Palance could always pull off being a good villain, but he never seemed to gain leading actor status.

I tried watching this movie but stopped after a few minutes. The reason I started watching it was because Cillian Murphy was in it and so is Idris Elba. I might give it another try. For all 3 actors, they were probably still in that unknown category.

Omg too short for a great show..
Just when I found a good one 🤦🏻‍♂️