I recently watched the Reeve Superman movies for the first time and although I enjoyed the first one, I loved the second one.

As for the last two...not so much.

Superman 1978, just the purest form that the character Superman should be.

I give movies "enjoyability scores" based on how much I personally liked the movie. I went in thinking it was going to be a 70 and I gave it an 84. (73-75 is what I would consider an "average" score.)

The goats were very hit or miss for me. Sometimes I was laughing, sometimes I was cringing.

Probably Harrison Ford. I've said on a couple occasions here that he and Robin Williams were my movie dads when I was a kid. One was the stoic dad, and the other was the fun dad.

He's not put out much that I found interesting in the last 25 years (Blade Runner was a big standout though), but he ruled the 70s-90s.

I have different types of favorite movies. There are the ones I’ve loved the most, and there are the ones I’ve watched the most. I can’t watch the ones I love the most very often because the original memories are so vivid that I’d rather remember those original memories as they were, so I tend to only watch clips and highlights. Examples of these are Lord of the Rings, Avengers: Endgame, maybe a couple of others.

The ones I watch the most are often not typically very popular. Usually, the most anyone can say about them is that they are cult classics. Examples: The Mummy, the Count of Monte Cristo, Constantine, etc. There are many more of these than of the first type.

Especially when they threw him back into the Three's Company set.

Edit: this year on 9/11 it'll be 20 years.

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Not going to know how to function when Eddie Redmayne goes.

As an autistic person, he has single-handedly made the Fantastic Beasts movies some of my all-time favorites, and is overall just a wonderful person by all accounts.

Stay Tuned.

Incredibly entertaining comedy 'horror' movie starring John Ritter.

Honestly I really enjoyed Love and Thunder. The only criticism I agreed with was the overuse of the goats but other than that I think it was perfectly enjoyable

Tha Haunting of Hill House. Ghosts all over the place in the background but not really noticeable. I didnt notice them when I watched it the first time but there were scenes that gave me chills for reason I couldn’t understand. Later I saw an article that listed each scene that had a ghost in the background and I realized why I thought some of the scenes were super creepy.

Why did she change her name?

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What! Where? I wanna see it!

The Others. Black Phone.

One of my favorite films!

😂😂😂😂

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YOU SHALL NOT PASS, IAN!

When he pulls out that dried flower years later… I cry every time.

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The sweetest little movie I've seen in years!

Good move-eh

Brendan Gleeson

I've never felt that way in the theatre before. Just waiting for it to end.