Tonight's movie was "The Emperor's New Groove" from 2000. This Animated movie is GENIUS. Patrick Warburton, Eartha Kitt, David Spade voice talents were amazing, and the Animation had such perfect comedic timing, and the final scene with Kronk was a stroke of genius.

We should be supporting Ukraine with anything they want. we should not be picking new fights when we are already responsible to keep our promises and fulfill our obligations

Tonight's movie was "Grosse Pointe Blank" from 1997... I must say that I LOVE Minnie Driver in this movie! I also loved her in "Good Will Hunting". Honorable mention to Joan Cusack (Working Girl) and Alan Arkin (The In-Laws)

Tonight's movie was "Contact" from 1997 in which we discover a signal that contained information to build a machine to make our first contact... Jodi was great, especially her final statement in court. seems like a good follow-up would be "Interstellar"

Last Night's movie was Empire Records from 1995 with young Renee Zellweger and Liv Tyler. Several other actors turned in nice performances... maybe not anything to write home to mom about, but nice nineties stuff

Love Ron Cobb!

i saw this movie decades ago but don't really remember it. i bought the disc in March and it's on the stack to watch in a few days... looking forward to it

Furiosa is also a "Must Watch"

in case you were thinking of buying RAM for your computer, Prices have gone up 64GB DDR 5 ram in 2023, $190 64GB DDR 5 ram in 2026, $927

last night's movie was "Howard's End" from 1992 with Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson. fantastic movie about the class system in England at the turn of the 20th century

loved him in "Marty" but also in many others including "Jubal"

Loved him in Marty, Jubal, Vikings, Wild Bunch, Gattaca,, Ice Station Zebra, the list goes on and on

watched it April 2025, worthy of multiple viewings

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haven't seen it since 2012, but i also thought it was underrated

I do the one-movie-per-night on my collection too. great to have a physical collection, makes it easy to put a playlist/movie night together

beautiful visually, wonderful storytelling. Haven't watched it since 2019. I also loved Howl's Moving Castle, Whispers of the Heart and Up on Poppy Hill

watched the Criterion last October... excellent. they were also good in "The Philadelphia Story" and "Holiday"

watched it almost exactly 6 years ago, LOVED it, Daniel Craig is a fantastic Bond

I haven't watched it yet but it's on the stack on the floor in the queue to be watched

i was out there 5-6-2005, this is a photo I took of that Butte, but i didn't know the name... i think i like yours better

from which the name Yellowstone is derived: my photo from 2013

both Beetlejuice movies in the queue for this weekend!

i like those two better in "Remember the Night"

The Art of Star Wars: Andor (Complete Series) is here!

Maybe Datacenters should be required to upgrade the lighting in all the surrounding buildings/houses to LED, add solar panels on every roof, dual battery backups, too.

last viewing 10-2025... started collecting Kim Novak movies after that

If you want to increase birth-rate, make it possible to afford children on one person’s salary. Stop squeezing and robbing people. Consider it an investment in the Future.

Tonight's movie was from 1987 called Moonstruck super script, super cast, super photography. the Criterion version has a little booklet included