I like Keanu Reeves, and I can say this with a certain authority because I saw his Hamlet! Ha ha, he wasn't very good, and he really wasn't good in Dracula, but I still like him! It helps that I met him and he was a real sweet guy, but also I think he's been really ideal in many roles, from Hangin' In to John Wick!
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That's been happening since K-9!
I'd like to hear Socrates' take on the hemlock-flavored Skittle problem!
They started with themselves, anyway!
A brew-haha! Ha ha!
NO!
As a production person I wish they'd done those spheres practically! The little ones anyway, not the city ravaging ones of course, ha ha!
What about Kunt Tulgar?
I think the classic was Raimi's actual car!
Ha ha, that's an oddball conflation!
Oh bo-o-o-o-y! Ha ha! These goofy movies make no sense, and I once tried to watch all four while discombobulated on painkillers, and that was a trip I can tell you!
I still remember that show's version of Stupid Human Tricks, which they called "Feats, Don't Fail Me Now"!
"We're going to get you, Karate Kid!"
I have a lot of Wedding Present discs too! Ha ha!
Ha ha, she's kind of a terrible actor, but I don't think that's any reason not to imagine this particular universe!
But it's a great picture!
When they make the movie of all this, he'll be played by George "Buck" Flower!
Donahue have any shame? Ha ha, I'm sorry to be Stern with you, but you certainly went Allen with your talk show puns! You hit all the high notes with the determination of an Oprah singer! It made me quite Smiley, and I'd like to give you a single red Rose! Wilmore puns be coming along, I wonder? Oh, excuse me, I feel…
Of the 70s-80s classics, Phantasm might actually be the ideal kid horror movie! I think a kid could relate to its internal logic, or "logic," better than most adults! It's weird and scary but not too graphic - a good intro to adult horror!