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Tonight's movie. One of my favorite films by one of my favorite filmmakers. I will have to watch the other two in the trilogy, of course. Though maybe not tonight.

I started a re-watch of Star Trek: Enterprise recently. Which is not a bad show if you remember to skip the opening theme song. Which so far I have done without fail.

Hey dipshits: if Bill Clinton was guilty of anything re: Epstein, Trump's administration wouldn't have to pretend a Pic of him with Diana Ross and her children was nefarious. I know this totally upsets you becsuse you desperately want the sweet hit of DEMS BAD TOO but reality existe, fuckos.

This chat AI on Optimum's site is trying really hard to convince me it's a person. It's asked me about the weather and what I had for breakfast. It doesn't realize it's tell is that humans aren't this generic except in bad movies.

Tonight's movie. I haven't actually seen this before. And with Diane Keaton passing away in October, about time, I figure.

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My bus back to NYC stopped for gas.

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Tonight's movie. True mystery films are rare these days, and even more rare when one is good. And this one is far more than just good.

There's only one episode left to go, so I'll probably finish 'Welcome to Derry' for no other reason that momentum. But make no mistake, beneath the high caliber special effects and carefully crafted aesthetics, this is a deeply stupid show.

Tonight's movie. Don't know much about this one, but I've heard from some folks whose discernment I value that this is one of if not the best film of the year. So I'll give it watch.

I think if you and people like you had actually come to the correct conclusion that any Democrat in power, no matter how bad, was better than the best Republican in power, we wouldn't be here talking about a fucking war with Venezuela.

Contract's signed, money's in the bank, so it's official: My short story, 'The Big Day' is going to be in Kaleidocast's next season of audio stories. Details on the release etc to come. #speclit www.kaleidocast.nyc

Kelly: He runs around on stage talking about lethality and the warrior ethos.. That’s not the message that should be coming from the Secretary of Defense… He runs around on a stage like he’s a 12 year old playing army. It’s embarrassing.

Tonight's movie. I know the Pythons themselves are a little down on this one (Cleese especially (though what isn't he a little cantankerous about?), but I like it. It might actually be the first Python I ever saw when i was like seven or so, way before I even knew Python was a thing.

A Thanksgiving tradition. And helps with digestion. youtu.be/m57gzA2JCcM?...

So I guess going grocery shopping Thanksgiving eve was not such a good idea.

Why does anyone think he was seriously making Greene welcome? He wasn't, he never would, and she wouldn't come over even if he did. It's called hyperbole.

Tonight's movie. I've had a hankering to watch this the last few days. As good as a Todd Solondz film is, it's probably for the best not to examine where the hankering for watching one comes from.

Tonight's movie. As highly as I think of this film, I'll always be torn about the historical inaccuracy in it. I understand the idea and need of dramatic license, but this one goes a little too far. And people don't realize how excessive it is.

Once again, Kang and Kodos were not on the ballot. Well, as far as I know, at least.

Tonight's movie. This'll make five straight Halloween nights I've watched this. I suppose that means I should maybe look into having more things to do than sit in my apartment by myself.

Tonight's movie. A Halloween regular for me. Though one of these years I'm going to remember to watch it on October 2nd instead of at the end of the month. (If you know the film and think about it for a second, you'll understand why)

Can't have a Halloween season without- Blood? Blood. Blood. And bits of sick

Tonight's movie. Japanese and Korean horror films from the naughts and 10s are some of the best. And this one is one the best of those.

The only reason leftists hate Buttigieg is because he beat Bernie in Iowa. That is literally IT

Tonight's movie. It has been a very long time, but I know I've seen this before. I just don't remember when that was.

Platner now, Fetterman before him, and Tara Reid, Tulsi Gabbard, and Kyrsten Sinema before him. Is the far left ever going to accept the fact that they are total suckers?

LMAO it's wild how little leftists know about anything they're not spoonfed by large accounts online.

Tonight's movie. Thought I'd watch this and Manhunter back to back this year. See if it changes my feelings about either one.

Tonight's movie. One of my favorites. I might actually also watch Silence of the Lambs this month too. Though not the rest of them.

Graham Platner's campaign is imploding, I can't decide if it's more hilarious or depressing that the left thinks nobody else can beat Susan Collins. Janet Mills is a popular Gov., has won state-wide easily twice, and in polls leads Collins by a comfortable amount. She can and most likely will win.

Tonight's movie. I saw this in the theater back in the day, and like all digital films back then, the transfer to film for theatrical release didn't look too good. But now watching it without that added step it looks gorgeous.

Tonight's movie. One of the rare occasions where the film is better than the book it's adapted from.

Tonight's movie. After the over the top body horror in The Substance last night, I've been hankering to watch this all day.

I've actually been keen to watch this one for a while. And it definitely sounds appropriate for Halloween season.

Tonight's movie. For me this one is both the most underrated Carpenter film and King adaptation.

Happy Yankee Elimination Day, for all who celebrate.