The feeling as well as confidence when I wear heels is completely unmatched 👠

20 years ago, lives were changed (mine) 🎭 🏀 ❤️

This time, we have my favorite John Hughes movie, the start of Cronenberg's 80s run, a doc about a recently ended series with a polarizing finale and via Mike-era MST3K, my first proper Coleman Francis movie

He lost a real one that day, plain & simple

I just can't relate to people who decide something is terrible sight unseen. Every movie has the potential to work and surprise and I feel someone is just not giving a film a fair shake if they're walking in with a scowl and arms crossed.

I know I'm not supposed to care that much but man, this is still cool as hell

Movie is a bit of a stretch here, but when you're a four-year-old in the early 2000s who loves McDonald's and Klasky Csupo cartoons in equal measure, damn right I'm watching it semi-regularly 😆

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A four-way tie between Rugrats in Paris, the first SpongeBob Movie, Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie & Invader ZIM: Enter the Florpus

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Pretty insane that two of the best classic era LTs were released on the same day eleven years apart

It's even better since not only is Sabrina a Muppet fangirl IRL, this feels like the universe's way of making up for not allowing her to work with them while she was one of the many names on Disney Channel about a decade ago

2020: Class Action Park 2021: Shiva Baby 2022: Aftersun 2023: Bottoms 2024: Getting LOST 2025 (for now): The Naked Gun

Genuinely one of the most perfect endings in any medium and one only matched in comics by having the final new Peanuts released the day after Schulz passed away

Jeremy Allen White came into my work super recently to buy some LEGO Star Wars battle packs

reminding you that you’re a movie lover whether you logged 1 film ten times or 500+ films this year. it doesn’t matter the genre or the length of the film. or whether you watched them in a theater, at home or on a plane. you’re a movie lover and we love you 🧡 💚 💙

Its her day

After all, it’s only one more sleep, three square meals, two cups of coffee, one getting up to pee in the middle of the night, and two hours of last-minute present shopping ‘til Christmas…

And this just includes the movies Reiner directed. His company Castle Rock helped give us The Shawshank Redemption, City Slickers, Seinfeld, Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet, The Green Mile, A Mighty Wind, Michael Clayton and the Before trilogy. Reiner even gave suggestions that shaped Good Will Hunting.

Let's make this easier: This is Spinal Tap 🎸: HBO The Sure Thing 🕶️: Not streaming?! Boo hiss! Stand By Me 🛤️: Netflix The Princess Bride ⚔️: Disney, Hulu When Harry Met Sally 🥪: Starz Misery 🔨: rental A Few Good Men 🫡: rental The American President 🌹: rental Ghosts of Mississippi 🧑‍⚖️: kanopy

Thank you, Jeff Garcia!

Movie you’ve watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode 🙄: no Stars (Wars nor Trek), LOTR, or Marvel, Disney Animated or Pixar Tis the season and whatnot

It's even funnier in hindsight since Emma had already won her first Oscar for La La Land when she hosted this episode and the next time she would host over four and a half years later, it would ironically be to promote the movie she won her second Oscar for

Yeah, as someone born in 1997, there have genuinely only been two periods of my life so far where the President *wasn't* born in 1946: 2009-2017 with Obama and 2021 to this year with Biden

- Weapons (2025) - Chungking Express (1994) - Blue Sunshine (1977) - Just Before Dawn (1981)

Back to the Future (my all-time favorite) Ghostbusters Raiders of the Lost Ark The Empire Strikes Back

Some absolute all-timer quotes in this video from realizing that creator-driven shows doesn't always translate well to costumed characters to jumpscares involving disgraced entertainers

www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzE1... That's some late middle school/early high school nostalgia right there

Not much to say about Trans Day of Remembrance anymore besides “try loving and celebrating us while we are alive”

The fact that Snoopy is one of those characters who has brought me joy in almost every stage of my life thus far cannot be a coincidence

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Home Alone was released on this day 35 years ago 🏠 ✨

A movie I've always enjoyed but one that watching it last year made me realize it's a genuine masterpiece and one that I would personally argue is among the best of the 90s

Millennium Actress, the late Satoshi Kon's masterpiece in how it recognizes the power that cinema has in tandem with people's memories and creates an incredibly moving work that makes you feel like you lived a whole life by the time the end credits roll

NGL, I love having the confidence these days when I can wear a newish pair of 4-inch heels I haven't worn a lot yet and just absolutely slay in them while out in public ✨️

Mine would probably have been Toy Story, The Wizard of Oz, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

The Melvin & the Squirrels bit from Homer's Barbershop Quartet and I genuinely cannot explain why outside of "I think this is funny as a side tangent gag"

Wild times when you realize that one of the most iconic 2000s Nick shows just casually has a whole-ass scene very few have seen in over twenty years

happy birthday Weird Al 🥳

Absolutely lost a true master of the form today, for sure

Hope she's having a good birthday whereever she is ❤️

... This is my local Fox station and has been my entire life 💀

Olivia Rodrigo and Johnny Cash co-existed with each other for a solid chunk of 2003

It's Mid-October, stop being summer weather.

I'm a zillennial who's never seen National Treasure despite the fact I have the DVD in my collection and could have easily had the excuse to watch it by now

If this means today's youth gets to experience the Kwik-E-Mart 7-11 overlays, I'm okay with this

On the one hand, a generation defining Spielberg classic. On the other hand, a fascinating misfire starring one of cinema's most legendary duos

They're putting Pee-Wee's Big Adventure into the Criterion Collection. As they should.

Criminally overlooked 90s movie that's a personal favorite gem of mine in a year that has some all timers of the decade

I'll admit to being guilty of this in the past but at the same time, Patrick Stewart didn't go all hype mode for Salt N Pepa on SNL only for that to be ignored by 2000s born Zoomers