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Even the warrrst parrrate movies arrr always fun. And Disney's TREASURE ISLAND's quite arrrright #filmsky 🦜

In a 1991 Donald Duck story WHEN CHRISTMAS WENT CUCKOO (art by Vicar) Don and Daisy crash into an invisible forcefield covering Scrooge's Bear Mountain cabin. Donald breaks the dome machine. Later they find out aliens were behind it. I wonder if Stephen King ever read the story? #comicsky #booksky

Fascism is looming everywhere in PT Anderson's ultra-bleak view of America. So, why is ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER so damn funny? I laughed much more and harder than watching the new NAKED GUN. Leo, Sean (that crazy walk!!), Benicio and Chase are excellent. ¡Viva la revolución! #filmsky

Now, at 54, I think 1941 is a hot mess. At that point Spielberg was so huge, he could do whatever he wanted, and maybe Zemeckis was a bad influence, but it's all good now. Just look at what they accomplished together a few years later. Btw, I still like 1941 a lot

At 10, when I first saw 1941, I hadn't seen Jaws or Encounters. I knew nothing about Pearl Harbor or Japanophobia in California, and very little about Spielberg or WW2. I did know Aykroyd, Belushi, Christopher Lee, Ferris Wheels and fighter planes, and thought it was the coolest movie ever. #filmsky

Nancy Allen making love to Paul McCartney's Höfner would be a highlight of any movie. It certainly is in I WANNA HOLD YOUR HAND (1979). Zemeckis depicts the hysteria well, but judging by this flick, you'd never guess that in a few years he is preparing BACK TO THE FUTURE and ROGER RABBIT. #filmsky

What I thought watching I, TONYA on HBO: Maybe Americans are born just to amuse the rest of the world. Some performers in that show are amazingly talented. Many others are just dumb fucks. But all (at least in the eyes of the world) are merely entertainers of the greatest show in the world. #filmsky

GAUCHO GAUCHO is a beautiful cinematic poem with a healthy amount of cows, wine and caballeros. I loved it #filmsky

My second viewing two years after the first confirmed it, at least for me: James Cameron is wrong. OPPENHEIMER doesn't need to show the actual destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Movie's morals are intact just the way they are. What a powerful film! #filmsky

How incredibly lucky George Roy Hill ran out of film that exact moment, and gave us the perfect ending for a movie. RIP the blue-eyed film gods Robert Redford and Paul Newman #filmsky

The Major was too much of a comic book character, sunglasses and all. Otherwise THE LONG WALK felt surprisingly (chillingly) real in it's dystopian terror. Also, beautiful acting and a great score. Those end credit strings, wow! #filmsky

Watched THE MONKEY on HBO Max. Great soundtrack (Nina Simone!) but needed more organ grindin'. And bumpin' #filmsky

"Twilight is upon me, and soon night must fall."

Yoda's famous line in RETURN OF THE JEDI wrecks me every time.

Messi is still pure class. All 3 goals were assisted by players from Atlético. And in Europe, Atléti's Hancko scored against Germany and Le Normand was shutting out Bulgaria with Spain. At the same time Atléti is 17th in #LaLiga. I truly love El Cholo, but is it time to say adiós?

This scene in Pine Barrens, SOPRANOS S3E11, is nuts! In a show obsessed with delicious food, the London Broil Gloria cooks for Tony (and then hurls at him) is disgustingly gray, flat and floppy. Why? To underline her mental issues and/or unfitness to even be a gumar, let alone wife? #foodsky #tvsky

Watched THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. Beginning, just super (tho nowadays when AI makes yetis act all human and shit, the Wampa looks like Gary Busey after a 3 week bender), but since the first scene with Yoda, all I could think was, what if Yoda was this spaced out in the prequel trilogy, too? #filmsky

I was about 20 at the time, and watched it with my friends. So I didn't/couldn't cry. But I know exactly what you mean.

Yes, naturally. It was just an example of music's importance to Lucas. In his personal life too, at least when he was younger

In CAUGHT STEALING I saw Austin Butler for the first time play a major character who's just a normal man. Turns out he can do it. Now I'm waiting for Timothée Chalamet to do the same. He too has this great movie star persona, but can he be a regular Joe? BTW, Aronofsky has made a good movie #filmsky

Some of these new additions to the lore really make you see the original trilogy in a different light

Just got home from a 50th anniversary screening. It is a near perfect film, but without Williams or with a "normal" action/disaster film score it wouldn't be nearly as good

To a degree, there's no Lucas or Spielberg without Williams. How fortunate it was that Williams scored Sugarland Express and it turned out to be excellent. Then Jaws and five decades of wonderful cinema

Lucas' films are usually big music films, Raiders for example. Imagine American Graffiti without music

Being a non-American I've never seen a drive-in movie. I really feel like I have missed something essential

Oh man, the Jurassic Park Score! And same guy composed Schindler's List same year. Wow

The screaming of tie fighters does it for me. Huge!

What?! I thought they were Cylons

Of course not. Star Wars was the coolest title. But now that we have all the SW movies and shows, I prefer to call them by the "extra" names

Very true. I considered it my obligation and a privilege as a parent

Thanks, I'll do that!