60+ Learning to be old 🤯

D. The others are well done but we see those types of scene by everyone. D stands out as unique and tells more of a story. Love it!

This was must-see TV in San Francisco in the '80s. Most fun was watching it at a bar with all the screaming queens. 🤣🤣❤️❤️

I looooooved this movie when first released into the cine. Lily Taylor and Vincent D'Onofrio are fabulous. And now that you mentioned her name, I recall that Judith Malina was absolutely brilliant. (Stole every scene?)

I love the yellow Formica kitchen cabinets (but I haaaaate that corrugated ceiling. The one thing I'd change.) 👍🏠

This was so fun. All we neighborhood kids would take it up to the end of the street and ride it down the sidewalk to about my house ten houses down. Not a steep hill, barely sufficient grade for gravity to build any momentum. A "Flexy."

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?? Is that a quote from a movie? 🤔

Those first two before Halloween are pretty terrific.

This film is extra glorious on the big screen.

Share something that reminds you of your childhood...🖤

Stunning!

Beautiful light. And she's stunning. ❤️

Absolutely stunning. (Incl the closer-up version in your pinned post). Bravo to you, and to him just for being.

Beautiful portrait. Lighting wonderful. (I also love his hat). I live not far from Folsom!

*Envy* I desperately want to abandon overheated-summer California. One idea is Maine, because I'd also love to visit & explore Atlantic Canada & QC.

Clearly, @trendingworld.bsky.social is NOT an account I want to follow. It posts nothing but topics I want to avoid.

I met her just before the movie came out. Sweetest gal you'd ever want to meet.

Not even AI recently, but she expresses exactly what I've HATED about any Microsoft product for decades: its constant insistence to "help" by making "corrections," suggestions or formatting automatically. THEY'RE ALWAYS WRONG AND NOT WHAT I WANT. MS products WASTE my time instead of saving my time.

💯 that machine whirring as it rotates around her with those clunking sounds as Regan winces gave 13 year old me in 1973 all kinds of fear.

On the episode of All In the Family with Sammy Davis Jr, he kissing Archie Bunker at the end is the celebrated moment. But I think the greater moment, for its wit and implication, is when Archie introduces "My daughter Gloria and her husband Mike." Then Sammy shakes Lionel's hand. "Hello, Mike."

YouTube video by Genjitsu Films 『マイクとバミューダ』Sure-Mike! (1925) dir. Fred Guiol [Japanese Subtitles]

I never even heard of her. I just watched this film on YouTube. She's wonderful!
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Jared K as Alfred is brilliant..🤣👍

Virus transmitted to humans from chickens. Kinda makes me willing to watch this bad 2003 movie to see how prescient it was about covid.

🤣🤣👍 Little gestures like this throughout film history define my character. I've adopted countless of them into my own theatrical personality.

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Hm. Yeah after my reply I googled and I read that the back side of the tongue has tough gristle and should be cut away. I guess it wasn't. I'm willing to try it again!

Blecch. I tried a lengua burrito once. So gristle-y. 😝

"But I now have $5000 back in my account."

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It's an exceptionally vile son of a bitch who would try every possible channel, including the Supreme Court, to willfully and deliberately deny 42 million people food aid and drive them to hunger. Children. Seniors. Disabled. I hope those who voted for him are now suffering.
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I love Dwight Frye because he played wackadoos. (Also Renfield in Dracula w Bela Lugosi.)