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This Happens to be one of my favorite movies ever. Anyone else a fan?

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Don't watch the sitcom base on the movie

Both El Dorado and Rio Bravo are great movies. Another favorite John Wayne movie of mine is The Cowboys (1972) with Bruce Dern. If you haven't seen it, I do recommend it.

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Something about this movie just felt off to me. I think Tom Hank's character was just unsettling. J. K. Simmons was hilarious though.

For years my sister and I had followed the history of the Royal Family, and I can say that this show has done it justice. For the last episode, I really liked how they respectfully honored the late Her Majesty the Queen.

I could care less about "representing a group"; that movie was unbearable

Best version of The Christmas Carol every.

I kind of enjoyed the show, but the people who made it didn’t like the original, which is why they removed the supporting characters and slightly changed the returning characters’ personalities. It’s also why they made mostly modern references instead of timeless ones.

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While Looniversity is far from the worst reboot I've ever seen (there are definitely much worse ones such as Toddler Titans, The Powerpuff Girls (2016), and Thomas and Friends: All Engines Go!), it's also far from the best. Here are the main issues I have with Looniversity and why I feel the original Tiny Toon Adventures series is so much better: 1. Buster and Babs being twin siblings. One of the original series' most memorable running gags was Babs and Buster saying "No relation!" whenever they introduced each other, and the two had often been depicted as a couple. Tom Ruegger himself dislikes this change, as his reponse to it was "Ummm...ew?". Making Babs and Buster twins is like if Disney suddenly decided to make Mickey and Minnie Mouse twins; it just doesn't work. 2. A lack of variety in its episodes. The original series alternated between having three seven-minute shorts and full twenty-two minute episodes, and there were many locations where the episodes could take place, such as the Tiny Toons' houses, Wackyland, and even different countries. In Looniversity, every episode is a full 22-minute one, and they all take place at ACME Looniversity, limiting the possibilities. 3. The lack of gag credits and end tags in the closing credits sequences. The closing credits of the original series had a different gag credit for each episode that usually corresponded with its theme. Some of my favorites include "Istanbul - Not Constantinople" from "Tiny Toons Music Television", "Quick question: Those babes around Arnold - What kind of animals were they?" from "Pledge Week", "ABBA spelled backwards - is ABBA" from "Kon Ducki", and "Name inadvertently omitted from 'The Name Game' - Plucky" from "Toon TV". There were also end tags featuring one of the show's characters, with my personal favorite being Elmyra's "Let the Show Begin!" because of how ironic it is. In Looniversity, there are no gag credits in the end credits, only a select number of episodes have end tags, and even then, they're before the end credits rather than after. I'm still watching Looniversity in the hopes that Warner Bros. will bring the original series to MAX and Konami's Tiny Toons video games to modern consoles in a compilation similar to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection, but in my opinion, the original Tiny Toon Adventures series is so much better than Looniversity.

This is probably my Favorite Christmas Movie! (& YES... one can make the case this is a Holiday Film.)

I loved season 2. Not actually a big Brit humor fan in general, but do love Douglas Adams; he left us way too soon. The writing in the book & both seasons has an Adams-esque flavor. Sci-fi and fantasy aren't my go-to reading genres (though I do dabble) so I'd never even heard of either of these writers. I watched the show b/c it's on Prime and now I'm a fan.

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I got your videos straight from recommended and i had to know about this remake because i completely forgot that it was happening...i was nervous about it first hearing ahout it since the films havent been very great, that said i do enjoy the 80s film a lot.

I wish karen allen was in this movie but she wasn't i miss her character so much❤

Been to every indiana jones movie but that one im a big fan i was 11 for raiders of the lost ark but my favorite is last cusade because of thr relationship between his father and him thx for reading❤

Its a little unfortunate to see this movie bombing. Ezra (all drama aside) delivered a fun and dynamic performance. Keaton was awesome to see back in the suit on the big screen. It was INCREDIBLY overhyped by those in the industry. Nowhere NEAR the best comic book movie ever made, but I still had a really great time with it! Great review!

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Underrated classic. Well worth it to get the blu ray.

Will one of sid daughter become next scream queen if they bring sequels back in the future just like they did with laurie strode children john tate Jamie lloyd?

Black Phone is an excellent movie, I've seen it twice.

I enjoyed the story line. An the sets and furniture settings are hard to take all but great pieces. The only negative for me was the attempted "southern accent" by Daniel Craig haunts me. I keep seeing James Bond. An the ending should of been similar to "Next of Kin", just saying.

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I'm looking forward to seeing this movie. As a fan of Spielberg, my number one movie is "Jaws" (1975) It was the acting that made that movie. other movies are "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981) and "Jurassic Park" (1993).

Thank you SO much for this wonderful review... I'm so glad you "got" the film...

It was great! A Christmas Story Christmas was a true throwback movie with no modern politics and the message was all about the importance of friends and family.

I watched it the day it debuted on HBO Max. I was pleasantly surprised at the movie. My dad and stepmother came to visit this past weekend, and they don't have HBO Max, so since they're both fans of the original movie (I grew up watching it), I had to show it to them. They both really enjoyed it too. It's not better than the original, but they were so respectful to the original movie and really showed their love for the Old Man. The Easter eggs were great, especially the sign in Flick's bar, "In God We Trust, all others pay cash." That's the name of the Jean Shepherd book that the original movie came from. The child actors did such a good job too.

I'm looking forward to seeing "A Christmas Story Christmas" (2022). And I"m a fan of the original Bob Clark's "A Christmas Story" (1983) with Darren McGavin and Melinda Dillon. I was hoping that this sequel movie would get a theatrical release.

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Loved the movie. Didn’t feel the runtime at all.

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The original John Carpenter's "Halloween" (1978), and then later "Halloween2" (1981) both with Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Pleasence are by far my favorites in the franchise.

Donald Pleasance is definitely missed in the later films. Truly a great presence in all of his on screen appearances. I am enjoying your take on these films.

Great Intro. Looking forward to this series.