I would give you one star for each letter of your post if I could...

(And which Coward wrote during a stay at Portmeirion, aka The Village from The Prisoner.)

I just re-watched Winter Soldier too along with the first Captain America first.

Started watching Defending Jacob on Apple+ because we’re desperately in search of a show that will “grab” us and this had potential. We’re about half way in and it’s...okay. It has some creepy vibes and offers up a slight twist with each episode. But the payoff seems weak. Still, the cast is good and it’s nice to hear…

I have a particularly fond memory of those screens as they remind me of my mildly rebellious teenage youth.

LR comes from a more conservative point of view, its message being that young people are the problem rather than the solution, because they’re too immature to have the responsibility and wisdom society needs.

(Leno is “big,” Jon Stewart is funny)

I remember being blown away by the Dennis O’Neil/Neal Adams Batman comics as a young ‘un. They were just so different from everything else at the time.

Holy crap! Thanks, Lantern.

Seems more like a cross between Replicas with Keanu Reeves (2016) and The Machine starring Caity Lotz (2013) than Ex Machina.

I’m just glad that Kristen Bell didn’t lead them in a rousing chorus of “Let It Go...”

after their racist tweets resurfaced

Nailed it!

I like to pretend Showgirls is a Saved By The Bell movie about Jessie Spano going to Vegas after fully succumbing to her caffeine pill addiction...

my head canon has always been that the Xenomorphs were a naturally occurring species on some distant planet. The Space Jockey was a member of a separate (now extinct) alien civilization

I’ll tell her you said hello.

It was an all movie weekend over the last few days. Here’s how it all went down:

I’ll post yet another commercial for my favorite author Roger Zelazny and his classic, Lord of Light.

Exactly.

it’s pretty obvious in the writing and the characters that they get almost nothing about the military.