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🏆 Most modest man on the internet 2011 🏆 Big Barbigerous Brit in 'Berta NDP Sex Marxist Not a brand ambassador for Coke (he/him)
Today I found out they closed the medieval pub that used to be my 2nd home. I worked there, ate there, partied there... and now it is a convenience store. It served as a pub since at least 1800 but now it sells pens and pot noodles. RIP The Oak
Watching every movie released in 1987: Slam Dance A very flawed erotic noir that seemed to go on forever but did feature at least 3 (maybe 4) Star Trek alumni. Even the strap line is still trying to explain this movie.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Three O'Clock High A surprisingly well put together teen comedy with an interesting cast (a young Paul Feig appears as a hall monitor?!?). I wasn't expecting much but I could see this being an absolute favourite movie from someone's youth.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Masters of the Universe A 2nd Star Trek actor in the run but even Robert Duncan McNeil couldn't save it. I remember this being the movie that first made me realize movies could just be bad.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Nadine with Kim Basinger and Jeff Bridges Released on this day in 1987 and even though it feels a little superficial I think this movie works pretty well by modern standards. A prety slick and simple movie.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Return to Horror High An interesting premise that half the actors didn't seem to understand or invest in. Very much enjoyed that brief moment of "is that George Clooney?!?!?...oh he's dead" bsky.app/profile/hirs...
Stumbled accross a bit of George Clooney while I've been on my bullshit. First to die in Return to Horror High
Watching every movie released in 1987: Fatal Beauty 2nd appearances on the list already for Whoopie and for Rubén Blades, but a first for Sam Elliot. Promotional shots aside, this movie was not much to look at and it barely held together.
Watching every movie released in 1987: The Living Daylights This was huge for me as a kid and it's really hard to be objective about Bond, but I had a great time with this movie again.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Planes, Trains and Automobiles A far better choice for flying and despite having seen this dozens of times it still made me laugh and cry.
Watching every movie released in 1987: The Step Father Pretty creepy and enjoyable movie. This one was new to me and in hindsight it probably wasn't a good choice to watch on a plane.
Personally I'd delete this because it looks like gen Ai. But to give you more reason, it could look like you stole it (and your joke) from the kind of loser who is still on Twitter in the year 2026.
All you people failing to pick Wendy learned nothing from Men In Black. I'm thinking, y'know, eight-year-old white girl, middle of the ghetto, bunch of monsters, this time of night? She about to start some shit, Zed.
Only way I'd consider this is if it were a biopic of Scottish electronic group The Shamen
Watching every movie released in 1987: Critical Condition Even Richard Pryor's bad movies are pretty enjoyable. This is the first appearance on the list for Randall "Tex" Cobb, who I was obsessed by as a kid and who I know is still going to return in, at the very least, Raising Arizona.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Street Smart with Christopher Reeve & Morgan Freeman. An enjoyable, sleazy, and surprisingly dark crime thriller. Another new-to-me movie I'd probably never have seen without this little endeavor (6/210)
Watching every movie released in 1987: Outrageous Fortune A very silly comedy but Midler and Long are fantastic. In searching for this image I found there's 2 versions of all the releases because of a deal for both actors to get top billing. Including 2 prints of the movie (I'm only watching one).
Watching every movie released in 1987: Burglar, with a really great cast. Whoopi Goldberg, Bob(cat) Goldthwait, John Goodman... but the highlight for me was the first Star Trek connection with Ethan Phillips. I was amazed I'd never seen this.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Wild Thing with Robert Knepper (Prison Break, Heroes) Felt like an extended pilot to a bad TV show. A hideous movie and I loved every minute.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Assassination with Chalrles Bronson The Cannon ident in the intro tells me this is going to be an experience.
Watching every movie released in 1987: Katheryn Bigelow's Near Dark. Still loved this even if parts of it haven't aged as well as Lance Henriksen.