You might like/love The Grey Fox from 1982. Farnsworth is at his best here. The movie is gorgeous and widely regarded as one of the best in Canadian film. I watch it every so often for the storytelling, the production and, yes, Richard Farnsworth.

It is so good and very moving. Enjoy! And I don't think it is boring in the slightest.

It was harrowing to watch. Luke crossed over so many rules of conduct that I lost track. Margot was damn lucky that the production team intervened. It could have gotten so much worse. And Laura went from cringe to predatory and diabolical in just minutes. Again, the producers were there to preempt something even more…

I currently have several chipped and broken front teeth due to an assault and, because I receive provincial disability benefits that does not provide coverage for cosmetic dentistry, I have been smiling with a closed mouth ever since a guy in the bus told me that I looked like a “hillbilly” and am a “goblin”. I cannot…

Ugh, the guy in the corner - yes, that was the worst part. And when they first saw the house right in the middle of the woods....I feel all woogly thinking about it.

I first saw it before the marketing really got going so that might have something to do with my initial and lasting reaction. Either way, the story of Coffin Rock and the rest of it makes my insides liquify.

The Exorcist is a beautifully filmed, gorgeous to look at piece of film making...even the pea soup scenes are rhapsodic.

The Blair Witch Project terrifies me still. I know there will be eye rolling at this one but the creeping horror and power of not really knowing/seeing anything until the final shots....sorry, but I barely breathe for 93 minutes.

Jason Fucking Momoa. 

The terrific The Buddy Holly Story! Gary Busey is a force of nature here, playing and singing and acting - oh my! Seriously, it’s very, truly great.

If you take an even cursory review of RFKJR’s life, he’s shown himself to be a massive piece of shit for most of his adult years. I was disgusted and shocked by his remarks regarding the Holocaust but I was not surprised when I saw who made them.

Hi, fellow Torontonian! I received a similar directive. The surgical masks are way cheaper, too - I bought 25 of them for $5 at Dollarama. I opt to be less fashionable and safe. I hope you are well and stay that way!

And Carrie wrote for the New York Star, not the Post. Remember when she rang the bell at the Stock Exchange? And about a dozen other references. Editing!!

LOL! I cannot even envisage the plummet my already slanted-toward-evil brain would have to make to get there. I guess Trump is sub-Gaetz but that seems too obvious.

There’s a certain Matt Gaetz/lesser Kennedy frat boy quality to this one. All of which make me want to push him down a very steep flight of stairs.

Siiiiggghhhh....that is poetry in motion. I love how he's completely obliterated from the frame. I will watch this on a motherfucking loop.

Fuck. You did it. You win.

Every. Word. You. Said. I think he’s a meal and a half. And he seems very nice which is a plus but he doesn’t have to be nice if he’s rearranging my limbs hither and yon.

Reservoir Dogs (1992)! Tarantino was 25, I think, and dropped this bloody, profane, drum-tight and game-changing freshman stunner. 

I would agree but my friend was with a woman he wanted to impress. Feeble but true.