Name a film that you consider to have a "perfect ending "

actual bluesky challenge: post your favourite work of art from fifty years before you were born.

Tonight's movie introduced the world to "White Christmas", the perfect holiday song for a world at war. You're not going to go wrong with a movie scored by Irving Berlin and starring Der Bingle and Fred Astaire.

Hokey Smokes! #Packers win! That was a close one. I don't know if the #Bears are for real or if the Pack plays to the level of their opponent. Looking forward to the rematch on the 20th.

Movie you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Stars (Wars or Trek), LOTR or Marvel.

@dallinturner.bsky.social As a Canadian, I'm supposed to support all of our teams (except the Leafs), but I hate those Calgary jerseys, so... #TusksUp

This morning I attempt to answer the age-old question: How much Sax can a man handle?

Listening to a little Cole Porter this morning. SILK STOCKINGS is his last musical, and I can hear some musical phrases used in earlier works.

This #Packers fan is rooting for the #Cowboys tonight. Defang those #Lions ! #GoPackGo

2 minutes until I take my first drink of the colonoscopy prep. Pray for me.

Tonight's movie is meant to get me in the Christmas spirit. Never seen it, but I understand it is quite good. Plus, who doesn't love Michael Caine?

BEANBAGS 1 Winter 1951 Published by Ziff-Davis. Art by Ben Brown and David Gantz.

Tonight's movie is a British noir from 1947 produced by Ealing Studios, better known for its classic comedies in the 50s. The director, Robert Hamer, would direct KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS two years later.

BASEBALL THRILLS 3 Summer 1952 Published by Ziff-Davis. Art by Everett Kinstler.

So glad I didn't bail on this #Denver #Washington game. 26 seconds left with a 3 point deficit. Let's go OT!

Type in your zodiac into GIF and see what comes up! Post your fav one! (Born on the cusp, so I get two.)

Type in your zodiac into GIF and see what comes up! Post your fav one!

Drop some CARTOONS

I knew this reminded me of something.

Tonight's movie is Michael Mann's first film and one I've been meaning to see for years. I've been listening to the Tangerine Dream soundtrack since it came out in 1981, but somehow I kept missing my opportunity to see it. Really looking forward to seeing Tuesday Weld.

BASEBALL THRILLS 2 August 1951 Published by Ziff-Davis. Art by Norman Saunders.

Hey @edcooknj.bsky.social I know you were looking for this.

BASEBALL THRILLS 10 (first issue) Summer 1951 Published by Ziff-Davis. Art by Norman Saunders.

Tonight's movie is Seijun Suzuki's first Cinemascope film from 1958. According to the packaging, "This wildly inventive early noir sees him infectiously playing with genre rules and gender stereotypes". Sounds fun!

AMAZING ADVENTURES 6 Fall 1952 Published by Ziff-Davis. Art by Bernie Krigstein.

Tonight's movie is Abbott and Costello's first film appearance. I've never seen it, but I imagine they won't have much of a presence in it, but it has songs by Jerome Kern, so that should be interesting. And it's always fun to see Bill Frawley.

RIP Udo Kier. Unforgettable in BLOOD FOR DRACULA. "The blood of these whores is killing me!" And FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN. "To know death, Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!"

I usually root against the #Cowboys, but c'mon guys, win one for the forces of light.

AMAZING ADVENTURES 5 October-November 1951 Published by Ziff-Davis. Art by Allen Anderson.

AMAZING ADVENTURES 4 July-August 1951 Published by Ziff-Davis Art by Allen Anderson.

AMAZING ADVENTURES 3 May-June 1951 Published by differ avid Art by Norman Saunders.

Came in late to the #Bills #Texans game. That Texans defense is... impressive.

AMAZING ADVENTURES 2 May 1951 Published by Ziff-Davis. Art by Allen Anderson

Picked up all 10 volumes of BAREFOOT GEN for a dollar each. I've been meaning to read this ever since I read a review of it in THE COMICS JOURNAL in the early 80s. Now there is no excuse. (While doing alt-text it changed to DEN D'HIROSHIMA. Now I am imagining Corben drawing it.)

AMAZING ADVENTURES 1 Published by Ziff-Davis October 1950 (sale date) Art by Robert Gibson Jones.

If you see this, post your getaway vehicle.

40 years since CALVIN AND HOBBES began. Before Hobbesian meant that you thought life was "nasty, brutish and short." After...

Cover for ashcan edition of AMAZING ADVENTURES. Ziff-Davis produced this to test the market interest for comics. It was 8 pages and was sent to subscribers of their SF magazines. The two stories inside were by Alex Schomburg and Ogden Whitney. Art by Robert Gibson Jones.

Finished my Christmas shopping.

Go out for a walk. Come back with a lot of Joni Mitchell.

Tonight's movie is the third in Luchino Visconti's "German" trilogy. I'll be watching the 4 hour and 17 minute cut that has been split into 5 parts so I can also watch Ken Burns' AMERICAN REVOLUTION series. Looking forward to seeing Romy Schneider reprise her role of Elizabeth "Sissi" of Austria.

It's cold out! Share someone who looks stylish wearing gloves.

ALICE 11 (second and last issue) Sept-October 1951 Published by Ziff-Davis Art by Allen Anderson

How in the name of Hastur the Unspeakable are the #Bears in first place in the #NFCNorth ? Get right with the Lord, people!

ALICE 10 (first issue) July-August 1951 Published by Ziff-Davis. Painting by Allen Anderson.

If you see this Quote Post with a sword.🗡 m.youtube.com/watch?v=yc2A...

$5.00 pick up today. I love WW2 propaganda cartoons. Unfortunately the set does not include the long lost short UNCLE WALT TRIES TO BREAK THE UNION.

Age yourself with gaming (My cousin had this, and, holy confusion, was it complicated.)

Post your favorite Star Trek character, wrong answers only

Tonight's movie is the first, and to my mind, best, of John Ford's Calvary Trilogy. Fonda plays an awful commander based on Custer and gives a fantastic performance. And despite having many supporting roles played by his stock company actors, it is much less sentimental than RIBBON and GRANDE.