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SIGOURNEY WEAVER knocking it out of the park in her screen test for Alien (1979).
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trump has elevated actual Nazi and rectal polyp lookalike Stephen Miller to Chief of Staff. He’ll be his Heinrich Himmler, his Reich-hand man. Expect the abductions, rapes, and murders committed by his ICE Nazis to swing into high. The new Congress must prosecute this ugly fuck.
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Martin Short's performance as Larry David is hands down the best acting I've seen in my entire life. For a long while I thought it actually was Larry David.
the nfl on fox panel has barely finished discussing the eagles game when they introduce their newest sideline reporter: george santos, a man whose football résumé apparently includes more championships than tom brady and statistics that seem to have been calculated by throwing several sports into a blender. bowen yang plays him with the confidence of somebody who believes a fact becomes official once it's delivered into a microphone. 36 completions out of 25 passes? twelve touchdowns, seventeen rebounds and ten rbis? why stop there? at this rate, he won the super bowl, the nba finals and the world series before lunch. the panel keeps asking ordinary questions, and santos keeps handing them extraordinary reasons to regret asking.
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📺DEBUT: 'The Incredible Hulk' starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno premiered as a TV movie 49 years ago, November 4, 1977, on CBS
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Judi Dench says it was Daniel Craig’s idea to kill off M in “Skyfall”:
“Ever since ‘GoldenEye’ ... I’d been begging them to let me out from behind my desk. Well, they did finally let me out from behind my desk... and they shot me. [Laughs.] Apparently, it was Daniel’s idea to have me killed. But first I had to suffer the indignity of being sacked by Ralph Fiennes. Arsehole.
It was reported in the press that I’d cried when they told me I was being replaced. Of course I didn’t cry. Why on earth would I cry after twenty glorious years and eight Bond films — which, by the way, is one more than Roger Moore, the longest-running 007 to date.”
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John Goodman says "it hurt" when critics hated "Digger" and "it kinda killed us before we even opened."
“[The headlines like]: ‘This will only make $5.’ It was good reason for people to avoid it. I am proud of it. I had a ball doing it. It was a good six months out of my life. It is a huge swing. It’s going to be around for a long time... Unfortunately, I have to say that [I do care what critics think]. I have to be very honest. I used to be less so. Maybe I am getting old and pathetic and it’s like, ‘Don’t hit me again!’ I put so much into this film and here you go. I am over it now. I am proud I did it... everything I have done for the Coen Brothers flopped initially… so who cares, man? I still have people coming up to me in the streets asking me about ‘Barton Fink’ and ‘Big Lebowski.'” (via Happy Sad Confused)
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“Star Trek” star Gates McFadden pays tribute to Patrick Stewart, praising his performance as Jean-Luc Picard for giving people hope around the world:
“We want to believe in our leaders. Society suffers when we do not. If we fear retribution and feel there is no choice but to live in blind obedience to those in power, we lose our way. We lose belief in our institutions. Good leaders are those who urge us to step up and demand justice and truth. They spark our imaginations with their visions of a better future. They educate us. Without a belief in the basic goodness of our leaders, we lose faith in ourselves and our collective future. Our standards and principles take a dive.
A leader is also great when they understand sacrifice and responsibility. This is why, I believe, people tune into ‘Star Trek’ or listen to Shakespeare, music or art of any kind. We are searching for hope and elevation from the daily numbness or despair. A desire to do good in the world works better with both kindness and focus — and it works better when we are surrounded by art and invention that lifts us. Jean-Luc Picard embodied that ideal. Patrick’s death means the loss of Picard, which for some hurts even more than the loss of Patrick Stewart. Jean-Luc gave us hope.”
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Reminder, The Galactic Empire were the bad guys. They literally wanted to genocide all other races besides human. The Galactic Empire was explicitly human-supremacist, discriminated against nonhuman species, enslaved entire populations, and committed genocide.
The Empire was intentionally depicted using imagery and institutions associated with historical authoritarian regimes, while the Rebellion brought together humans, aliens, and droids against a government that enforced obedience through fear.
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Watching Bruce Campbell beat himself for the sake of the movie is like poetry.
Behind the scenes on Evil Dead 2.
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Patrick Stewart took a different approach to the Ice Bucket Challenge. Instead of pouring ice water over himself, he quietly wrote a cheque, poured himself a drink over ice and raised a glass. Even his charity work came with impeccable style.
RIP, Sir Patrick Stewart. 🕊️
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Walter Koenig has passed away.
Everyone got to show their comedy chops in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, and Chekov asking for directions to the "Nuclear Wessels" and the interrogation scene are real highlights.
Koenig often cited The Voyage Home as his favourite Trek film.
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The Dead Zone (1983)
Read the book, which was good, I strangely preferred the film.
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Netflix announced yesterday that it’s laying off 6% of its global workforce - totaling about 1,000 jobs. This is the same exact company in March of this year that paid $587 million in cash to acquire Ben Affleck’s AI company InterPositive. So, @netflix - you don’t have money to retain working class individuals but you have money to buy an AI company that replaces them? Ben Affleck - wherever you/whoever you really even are - if you can read this Tweet, I believe selling an AI company to Netflix helped lead to the loss of these jobs.
Affleck - a man who I’ve long adored & supported on this website - has betrayed my love of him in real time. Animals (🌟) is a terrible embarrassment of a film. But more offensive than Affleck’s latest dog shit film is the fact that he boasts on his press tour about how he uses AI to make his dog shit films.
I am again asking - for the 4th time, the 5th time, the 1,000th father fucking time: why does AI need to be used to make art? Explain to me like I’m a golden retriever. For what reason does artificial technology need to be used to create art?
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My latest movie Talking To Strangers is out now, streaming on Amazon Video. Check out an interview from the premiere last week in LA!
Happy FANTASTIC FRIDAY Everyone! Here’s today’s INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE from #BreakingBad’s (Actor) #RJMitte, who Stars alongside (Actress) #LinYin, in the New Movie; #TalkingToStrangers, Directed & Written by #JohnnySeverin, which is NOW OUT on AMAZON!
#CheckItOut TODAY!
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Experience the Iconic Die Hard Films in 4K Ultra HD™ Steelbook on December 1
YIPPEE-KI-YAY! EXPERIENCE THE EXPLOSIVE ACTION
LIKE NEVER BEFORE WITH ICONIC
DIE HARD FILMS IN 4K ULTRA HD™ STEELBOOK®
BURBANK, Calif. (October 8, 2026) – The legendary Die Hard franchise returns in stunning 4K Ultra HD on December 1, bringing John McClane’s iconic action-packed adventures to life in more detail than ever before. Making their 4K Ultra HD debut, Die Hard 2 and Die Hard with a Vengeancejoin the original Die Hard in a collection of stunning 4K Ultra HD SteelBooks, all arriving just in time for the holiday season.
Bruce Willis stars as the legendary John McClane in the Die Hard franchise, cementing the New York City cop as one of the most beloved action heroes in film history. From the original's unforgettable Christmas Eve showdown with the infamous villain Hans Gruber, played by Alan Rickman, to increasingly explosive missions across Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and New York City, the franchise has delivered decades of nonstop thrills, memorable characters, and high-octane action sequences that continue to entertain audiences. A classic that spans generations, Die Hard has become a holiday viewing tradition that fans can’t resist revisiting year after year.
With the arrival of Die Hard 2 and Die Hard with a Vengeance in 4K Ultra HD, fans can finally experience the second and third film of the legendary franchise in jaw-dropping, crystal-clear resolution, while Die Hard, Live Free or Die Hard and A Good Day to Die Hard will receive new artwork on digital retailers, giving all films in the franchise a fresh, cohesive look. Welcome to the party, pal!
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Die Hard Film Synopsis
Facing Christmas 3,000 miles from his estranged wife and two children, New York policeman John McClane (Bruce Willis) flies to Los Angeles bearing presents and hoping to patch up his marriage. Stylish and cool Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) is in Los Angeles as well for the holiday season, but he's not there to give out presents. He's there to take: more than $600 million in negotiable bearer bonds from the multinational Nakatomi Corporation, where McClane's wife Holly (Bonnie Bedelia) is an executive. When the takeover becomes hostile, it's up to John McClane to take on the terrorists with all the grit and determination he can muster--but not without a sense of humor.
Die Hard 2 Film Synopsis
John McClane is forced to battle mercenaries who seize control of an airport's communications and threaten to cause plane crashes if their demands are not met.
Die Hard with a Vengeance Film Synopsis
Superstar Bruce Willis takes nonstop action and narrow escapes to the ultimate extreme in Die Hard with a Vengeance! Beleaguered NYC Detective John McClane faces his worst day yet when a new foe (Jeremy Irons) wreaks havoc in downtown Manhattan - then threatens more devastation if his demands aren't met! Caught in a sadistic game of hide-and-seek, McClane and an unlikely hero (Samuel L. Jackson) race against time to avert more lethal mayhem.
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Preorder links in the coming days or week. Stay tuned!!
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