Tonight's movie is a 1947 noir directed by Elia Kazan. He might have been a rat, but he knew how to make a movie and get the best out of his cast.

Tonight's movie is a Terry Gilliam film made before he became a total putz. I'm hoping it will be st least visually interesting.

Tonight's Season One episode of THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY, "A Partridge Up a Pear Tree", featured a very young Annette O'Toole (19 years old). And MCHALE'S NAVY Carl Ballantine in a small role.

Just popped open this can of Chili and Lime Pringles to give them a try while watching Olympic hockey. I finished them. Which is not how I eat chips at all. Highly recommended.

Tonight's movie is a musical from the Arthur Freed unit at MGM. It lost money at the box office, but it was directed by Vincente Minnelli, so I'm sure it's going to be visually spectacular. Plus, Cyd Charisse. Love that lady.

After being revealed as a Manhunter (blech), was anything else done with this character in any reboot or post Flashpoint?

Tonight's movie is another of this week's purchases that has jumped to the front of the line. I saw it 33 years ago at a Buñel retrospective at Cinematheque Ontario when it was not supposed to be shown in NA because of rights issues. It was advertised as a SPECIAL SURPRISE. Bells are ringing...

Tonight's movie is the probably the last great classic from Shaw Brothers. I've heard it said that this is Lau Kar-leung's best film, which is high praise considering his THE 36TH CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN is such a cultural touchstone. One of yesterday's pickups that has jumped to the head of the queue.

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Just watched a great Season 4 episode of MAVERICK called "The Maverick Line" with James Garner. Which left me a little puzzled since he quit at the end if Season 3. Turns out it was filmed fit that season and was held over till S4. Anyway, it guest stars Buddy Basin and is well worth seeing.

Tonight's movie was just bought today and has leaped to the front of the queue. No explanations needed, I trust. (It's the Arrow 2 disc set and I am stiked.)

Sorry to hear of the passing of #JamesVanDerBeek. My gf and I were big fans of #DawsonsCreek and never missed an episode. It's not on YouTube, but he did a sketch on #SNL aboout a new performer joining the cast of #Cats that was very funny. And of course #DontTrustTheBInApartment23

ATTENTION: If you watched Kid Rock at the Turning Point USA half-time show, you may have been exposed to tertiary syphilis

Tonight's Super Bowl highlights. #BadBunny #Benito My chicken wings. And that's about it.

Tonight's movie is the second in the GILDERSLEEVE series. There were four made in the 40s, reflecting the popularity of the radio show, a spin-off from FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY. I think my first memory of Harold Pearl would be the series if commercials he made for Faygo in the 1970s.

Fuck Harry Potter. Go watch THE CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA.

Tonight's movie stars one of my favourite French actors. My brain is still a little fuzzy from yesterday fever, so I'm just going to kick back with a frothy action comedy. (That's what it's advertised as being, so fingers crossed.)

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Roll call! Sign in with your Cobra code name! Crimson Viper, scout, reporting for duty! #GIJoe #ARAH

I think I may have the flu. Fucking hell.

Tonight's movie is a polarizing piece of cinema from Darren Aronofsky so it should be interesting. Plus, the cast is great.

In this BTAS episode, Bruce escapes the dream trap because he cannot read anything because the right hemisphere if the brain controls reading and dreams come from the left. My problem with this episode is: I can read in my dreams and I have awoken being able to quote what I read. Anyone else?

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Tonight's movie is a remake of the 1931 classic of lesbian cinema. Made in 1958, this movie is rather conservative and really soft pedals the Sapphic aspect of the original. But, it has Romy Schneider which is always a good thing.

This morning's comic has the great Frank Godwin filling in on art for H. G. Peter. A fantastic artist, Godwin is little known today, but he is on the level of Foster and Raymond. Check this out for more information. www.americanartarchives.com/godwin,f.htm

If you see this post a character that starts with B Black Widow

Tonight's movie is in the category of sequels that are equal to, if not better than, their predecessors. Ostensibly a sequel to CAT PEOPLE, it eschews the former's horror elements in favour of fantasy and child psychology. And it marks the beginning of Robert Wise's directorial career.

If you see this post a character that starts with A The Atom

Tonight's movie is one I have been looking forward to seeing for a long time. It is not in our library system, so I was happy to find a used copy today. Directed by Mario Monicello, better known for his comedies (BIG DEAL ON MADONNA STREET) and starring the peerless Marcello Mastroianni.

Relaxing this cold afternoon with some college hoops and a master of the comics medium.

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To battle the January cold, share a summer movie!🌞 During a free weekend, our movie channel played this and BLADE RUNNER incessantly. John Water lived it because it was "about being young, rich, stupid and nude."

Good trip to the comic shop. Picked up the last two issues of TOR that I needed. Just need 2 issues of KONG and JUSTICE INC. to have complete runs of the bottom tier of the house ad.

In honour of Catherine O'Hara, all questions addressed to me will be answered with: 'The Beatles?' www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIVB...

Anyone else interested in seeing a Marvel TV series about Millie the Model? As a SHIELD agent? Set in the 60s so we can can some Agent Carter appearances.

@comicsinthega.bsky.social Picked this up today and thought you might be interested. Not translated into English yet, but I have heard they are working on it. www.bdgest.com/preview-4354...

Anyone else in Canada thinking we might want to acquire nuclear weapons?

Finally picked up a copy of this. Now just have to find 3 and a half hours of quiet to watch it. Hopefully next week.

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.