A recurring role on “Roseanne” in its prime?

It’s been in my DVD collection for years and I regret missing it in theaters. The soundtrack is a mainstay on my phone.

Also from that review I’m throwing in here:

Jackie Brown, for me. The Truman Show, too.

Last year I finally got around to seeing Dangerous Liaisons and was surprised at my meh reaction to it.  The DVD is a really bad transfer--faded and grainy--so maybe that had something to do with it.

Seven out of ten of wiki’s list teen me paid to see (all but 5, 6 & 8). I went to the movies all the time in high school.

I had the cassingle and played it out!  The B-side was a suite of Hans Zimmer’s compositions - still my favorite score of his.

I’ve often wondered by Hanna-Barbera weren’t included.  Were they not asked or did they decline or couldn’t agree to terms?

Roger Ebert: “Both of Nomi’s smart, gentle Vegas friends are African American; nobody white is nice to her for long.”

1 3 4 2 5

The superior race, ladies and gentlemen.

Are they supposed to look like Alvin, Simon and Theodore?

In Roger Ebert’s opinion, maybe it was:

Yeah, Platoon is a 1986 release.

Teen me only saw six of wiki’s ten, a lower count than usual at the time for me (having a job but no bills meant spending all my money at the movies and record store).   Not seen at the theater were 5, 6, 9, 10.

If you like hairy chests, the best chests.

Ah, that takes me back.

Twelve-year-old me saw it first run, then later rented it a few times on VHS.

He ain’t got no alibi.

Midnight shows on a weeknight in the ‘80s?  Now I’ve seen everything.