Tim Allenfire

I always get mad at myself about never thinking of that first

Something so peaceful when there is an extended area wide full power outage (iOS illuminated these more than it looked at the time)

Me flirting

@marionicolais.bsky.social Is there a way I can get an important message to you?

Now that is a quality post… A+++

Horrific… these so-called “Christians” who voted for this should stand in absolute shame before the god they claim to worship

Surprised by your list of recent first films, but glad you’re dipping into Eggers and Hitchcock!

🆕NEW FLITE FRIGHT ON PATREON!🆕

This one has been in my library for nearly a year after I blind-bought it on sale, and I've got a lot of thoughts, including my revelation about Sosie Bacon, and how this movie thematically speaks to a problem we ALL need help with.

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Who’s really obsessed with Zack Snyder’s Instagram account? How much did Alfred Hitchcock influence Hollywood? And why do all of the aliens in older Star Trek shows speak English? All of that and more, this week on FLITE CHAT.

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That was a huge favorite of mine when it came out. Need to revisit it again… it’s been awhile.

lol, this wasn’t my first viewing… just the first time I have put any thoughts down about it. It’s why Scott and me were so excited about the possibility of him directing a Deathstroke film!

I see what you did there… 😀

This is how I am spending my time with my son. Teaching him what it really means to be a man… and not learning the bullshit from from the misogynistic crybaby incels out there.

Yes your taxes should support disabled people.

They should support homeless people.

They should support those living in poverty, children and the elderly.

This is literally the purpose of taxes, and I would far rather support those who need it than continue to enrich the elite.

A ★★★★½ review of Ben-Hur (1959) This film directed by William Wyler remains one of the most breathtaking achievements in cinematic history, not only for its storytelling but for the sheer scale of its production. I am still blown aw...

Random Movie Night #53

Ben-Hur (1959)
Directed by William Wyler
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Once MLB got into bed with sports betting, this was pretty much inevitable.

“…the girlfriend of one of the founders of antifa”

Yep, that area is definitely in my list.

A ★★★★ review of The Raid (2011) The Raid: Redemption is a great modern action cinema, delivering some of the most intense and intricately choreographed fight scenes ever put to film. The combat is raw, fast, and beautifully executed...

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The Raid (2011)
Directed by Gareth Evans
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Looks like a fantastic stroll!

A ★★★ review of Focus (2015) Directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, this film is a stylish con-artist drama that leans on its charisma more than its narrative depth. Will Smith plays Nicky, a seasoned grifter who takes the amb...

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Focus (2015)
Directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa

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A ★★ review of American Ultra (2015) This film tries to blend some comedy with some over the top action, and while it has its charms, it never quite pulls together into a fully convincing whole. The government intrigue subplot strains cr...

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American Ultra (2015)
Directed by Nima Nourizadeh

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A ★★★★½ review of Knives Out (2019) Rian Johnson’s “Knives Out” (2019) is an entertaining modern take on the classic murder mystery, filled with clever twists, sharp writing, and a wonderfully quirky cast of characters. Johnson, who fir...

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Knives Out (2019)
Directed by Rian Johnson

⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 1/2

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Gentle reminder that in the late '50s, the U.S. government did not censor comics. Comics companies censored themselves.

Not sure why that crossed my mind today but there it is...

When authoritarianism is on the rise, you can count on the richest, least vulnerable men on the planet to be the biggest cowards.

A ★★ review of Fantastic Four (2015) Josh Trank’s 2015 Fantastic Four reboot film occasionally shows flashes of visual flair but ultimately stumbles under the weight of its own flaws. There are moments where the atmosphere feels fresh an...

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Fantastic Four (2015)
Directed by Josh Trank

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A ★★★★ review of The Way (2010) The Way is a heartfelt and engaging story that balances personal grief with the universal search for meaning, set against the backdrop of the Camino de Santiago. The film’s emotional core is touching,...

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The Way (2010)
Directed by Emilio Estevez

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Back in school, I wondered how German citizens could so blindly fall in line as the Nazi regime took control. Now, after watching businesses, media, and everyday people in my own country grovel under a self-serving fool and wannabe authoritarian, I see exactly how it happened.