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Spaceballs 2: The Search For More Money? Why do I only hear about this now?

They were so lucky to get Jennifer Aniston in this. They got her just under the wire of runaway fame. Good get

mack is a clown, pushing politics and agendas over canon, and he just had a hissy tirade over the election. pathetic.

I think Sam Elliott never being cast as the wolf man was a missed opportunity.

They are not lawyers according to the television show Supernatural, they are punkass crossroads demons.

Peter Fonda's role was a kind of a nod to the movie Easy Rider.

I do think this is a very underrated example in the genre. For me, it fits in with the Airplanes, Naked Guns and Hot Shots(es?) and should be considered on par with those (and as someone else said, I think it's superior to Van Wilder) yet it's often left out when those films are listed, and hardly any of the online reviewers and reactors who frequently watch the ZAZ and other NL films seem to know of this one. A pity, as I thought it was a real treat.

Good movie and good reaction. I'll be your 116th subscriber. Don't let me down, lol.

My favorite fun fact about this movie - Swingline did NOT make a red stapler. But after the movie they had so many requests they made one, and it's their biggest selling stapler.

It was set before the apocalypse of the second movie. Society and civilization are slowly collapsing and the countryside is reverting to a 'wild west' nature with only MFP standing between civilization and barbarism. Most of the cars are Ford Falcon XB sedans. The Nightrider's car is a stolen police car but is a Holden Monaro.

stupid story, who looks out the window at neighbors, youd get arrested and ...lighting is too much not real at all

this is one of the best cult classics :) just his way of not caring is how i survived cancer lol

The Lanterns show wont be a space show itll be mainly based on earth. Itll be a mroe grounded take which is interesting

No. Far more serious and better films, Rocco and his Brothers, Lawrence of Arabia, the Kurosawa films, Night of the Hunter, Cnildren of Paradise, for a French film, etc. Altho Vertigo is good.

Check back in 3 years. None of Elon's Robot AI scams will ever be able to cook or clean better than a roomba. Robotaxi will never happen because you need lidar and Elon refuses to use it as he committed to cameras because they were cheaper. Tesla Semi was supposed to sell in 2019. Cybertruck was supposed to start at 40K.

It's fascinating to see a glimpse of the future. As a boomer I say embrace it all, change is inevitable. Hope I live long enough to get a robot to clean the house. Always enjoy watching these two.

Criticizing a film you have not seen, and refusing to see the film you have decided to hate because it pushes against the grain despite the original being (for all intents and purposes) a remake of both Scorsese’s Taxi Driver and King of Comedy, and a pretty weak (and sensitive) interpretation of the Joker. Are you seriously gonna avoid watching this???

The last scene with the therapist and Arther is laughing and she asks what’s so funny. The screen flashes to Bruce standing over his dead parents, and Arther responds “you wouldn’t get it”. I read that as by killing the Waynes he created his arch enemy, Batman. 🤷🏾‍♂️🤔

A red herring? Hasn't this guy heard of the famous Hitchcock ploy of a MacGuffin?

I'm so glad you two are reacting to this show, it's amazing :)

I like his movies too.. and his tv show short stories too I love a lot of his movies Rebecca Birds and Suspicion I like how he did cameos in his movies

Did you catch that the paperwork also says his mom got a lobotomy? That's why she's unable to care for herself.

who cares? Best according to who? Me? You?

Great reaction guys!

Great reaction! This is 100% in my top 10 if not 5 movies of all time, your post discussion was fantastic, glad you guys enjoyed this masterpiece the same way i did 👏🏾

Omg this is a great show. More people need to watch it!

Please watch coach carter with Samuel l Jackson

Well....i can tell but I can't because of the first and second rule 😁

cool reaction ! A Nightmare On Elm Street 4 is the one with the junkyard long shot camera angle....cheers

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Joseph Cotten: Citizen Kane The Third Man Gaslight

I don't know if you guys know this, but Jennifer Anniston's boss in this movie is the writer/director Mike Judge. Also, the story started as just a short comic strip with Milton. If you want a good drama, 'Mr Holland's Opus' (1995). If you want a good comedy, 'Throw Momma From the Train' (1987). BTW, my favourite Hitchcock movie is 'North By Northwest'.

This story is a coming of age take with a sinister edge.

Interesting/informative/entertaining. He was a master (TV)commercial introducer-!!!🤗

Maybe this is just me being a fan rationalizing the stupidity too much, but I forgive the teenage victims make dumb decisions trope in slashers here because they are dreaming. Dream logic is not logical. I can't think of anything dumb they do in the waking world, but correct me if I'm wrong.

Heather was like 20 or 21. Early 20's for sure... which is why I love the inside joke of her lamenting, "I look 20 years old."

You are so right! Vertigo does stay with you. It is by far my favorite film. I first saw it in 1983, when those five Hitchcock films that hadn't been seen in 20 years were re-released. I haven't seen a film since then that has effected me the way Vertigo has! I couldn't stop thinking about it. And couldn't wait to see it again. Thanks for sharing your views on Vertigo!

Mel should've got an Osar for his acting I would've never knew he hated black people so much Mel and Danny seemed like real friends

I hope Mel Gibson emulates Richard Donner's creation . I'm really looking forward to Lethal Weapon 5 .

I don't think there was much depth or substance to the early Star Wars books. They're basically screen plays or taken from screen plays, which are more for the screen than for the reader. I remember being a big SW fan and thinking it was cool that they had paperbacks coming out from the same world build. Took me a hal-hour or so to read the first and last one I bought. Maybe there's more meat on the bone in the later books.

Obviously not. There was a gradual decline in quality... unlike the Die Hard films, which took a sharp dip after Die Hard With A Vengeance. It's hard to beat the greatest 3rd film of a trilogy but boy, they REALLY screwed the pooch. Personally, I think they should've killed off Leo at the end of the second film. He shouldve been immortalized in his sacrifice. But no. They dragged him along for comic relief again and again. He ended up more obnoxious than anything

I'm 67 and I really got into the old black and white movies on TCM in the 90's. I think my favorite Hitchcock movie is whichever one I happen to be watching when I'm watching.

I love this film. I do feel, though, that when Charlie has been asked to accompany Detective Graham on a tour around town the lurch from being flirted with to a sudden realisation that he is a detective, is a jolt that could have been led into more delicately. It almost feels as if a few scenes have been cut at that point. Joseph Cotten is superb in the role but comes across much nicer in his true persona when he appears on "What's My Line" as the mystery guest (and fellow cast member of Arlene Francis) a decade or two later! Not my absolute favourite Hitchcock but in the top five and very tempting to visit Santa Rosa to see how much it has changed, followed by a short onward journey to Bodega Bay and visit "The Birds" locations.

Great film, had to buy the DVD.

I really liked this movie. Hitchcock was a masterful director and Joseph Cotton was a great actor. Well done in terms of filming and Charlie's slow but deliberate and undeniable knowledge of the truth.

This film does have a following. There has been a convention type of a thing called Wasteland weekend. I don't know if that is still done however, from what i saw of it on video I don't know if that would have been a thing if not for Beyond Thunderdome.

One thought i found just now although i have seen this film a pig load of times is. Periscopes go downward if you live in an F tower.

Many reviews state the same criticism you just made, I agree with some of them and in fact, I did research about what people thought about this movie after watching it. I loved most of his movies, but especially this one and strangers on a train. I find both very well planned, the acting and the scenes well timed, and the suspense mounting in Hitchcock's unique way. It came as a surprise to find out that this movie had such bad reviews in general. I loved every second of it.

Major Payne is a story of a man finding a happy home

Loved your guys’ post watch discussion. Great observation on the framing of the scale of the Joker in the movie throughout. 👏🏽👏🏽