The thing I remember about Salvation is that Worthington’s character gets executed by lethal injection (or so we’re led to believe!) in the film’s opening minutes and the screen fades to white - indicating the light at the end of the tunnel or transition to the afterlife or whatever - and then the text “Directed by…

Didn’t it also blind a little boy from Hell’s Kitchen?

First Reacher book is Killing Floor. Pretty solid, good violence and mystery. Also sets up the “small town with a terrible secret” trope that Child (unfortunately) goes back to over and over in the series.

The TV edit of Mallrats was a truly bizarre piece of art.

This prequel imagines Jill Valentine as only an apprentice of unlocking, years away from becoming a master.

Are you on stilts, or is the McDonald’s building on stilts? Either way, I am fully erect.

Who’s here listening in 2020????? :P

Man, this sounds like drunk grinding with a rando at 1 in the morning. Thanks!

Where my Cliffhanger heads at? Great movie, just-ok SEGA game.

In the book, Grant is described as a “gruff, barrel-chested man of 50.” As you say, love Sam Neill but that’s not really his physique.

You are very exotic looking. Was your father a GI?

Then you swerve, narrowly avoiding The Scary Door.

This soundtrack kicked off a love affair with Bluegrass and Mountain music for my dad. The older and poorer the recording, the better.

Back when I used to frequent IMDb (mis-spent youth), I recall being deflated by the “Goofs” section, where someone flatly declared “He would be visible by the accumulated grit and filth on his bare feet.”

Could God make a toy so invincible not even He could burn it up?

Marvin Gaye Sr.?

I was reading that description and thinking, “Isn’t that the exact plot of Call Me by Your Name?” And I haven’t even seen Call Me by Your Name!

I guess I better tidy up my finances, a-la Marie Kondo.

Dear Nobody,

Uhhh...how about the Clintons????