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Things to do on Christmas - 1. Pop up a Small bag of popcorn - 2. Watch season 15 premiere of On Cinema - 3. Pop up a Extra Large bag of popcorn 4. Watch Popcorn Classic movies afterwards for the rest of the day, along with any New movies you acquired yesterday.

Ghostbusters because there were sequels and remakes (MORE movies!)

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If you can't afford that we have a general recomendation, you should watch The Hobbit, and The Deal (2008) with Meg Ryon, plus two other movies of your choice

Hey Guys! V.F.A. has some important anouncements to make. Needless to say, there is some exicting information for True Blue Movie Buffs waiting under your Christmas Tree this year. We have invested in old-fashioned Movie Expertise and you will see the results shortly. Tune In to On Cinema Dec 25

What is fun about ruining Popcorn? It's not MY preferences. Do you think it's OK to make onion rings using ground-up aspirin as breading?

No. It's not fun. Would you roll up a sandwich platter into a big ball and eat that for dinner? Also 99% of popcorn sales are to movie goers. We know what popcorn is for.

I saw Wicked before you did! #filmbuff #expert #antman #VFA

Red and Green Popcorn balls at Christmas are a big MISTAKE. Any true blue movie buff would rather eat real Movie Popcorn from the cinema floor, than one of those.

Which Movies are YOU thankful for?

Interesting piece of expertise: The first James Bond book was published in 1953. Bogie died in 1957. A four-year window of opportunity for Bogart-as-Bond, that was sadly squandered by Hollywood.

If Bogie was still alive today, I have no doubt that Humphrey Bogart would say "Congrulations to the V.F.A. that recently was named the world's leading resource for Movie Expertise."