Saturday Evening Movie Post [moviegique]: Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die

Shockingly, I think I've only seen one other movie this 21-day-stretch, the 1945 classic "Brief Encounter," which is semi-relevant. But rather than talk about that masterpiece, I thought I'd give you a review of a new movie that doesn't suck--an increasingly rare breed.
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I was talking to a friend (who's been on a David Lean kick) about this movie, and she sighed and said "I hate...today."

This isn't so much a reflection on the quality of Gore Verbinski's latest joint Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die so much as its character, and more the character of our times. She had watched Brief Encounter, which is intensely human, personal and moral, and it's a big, jarring jump to a black comedy about the death of humanity, school shootings, and the rise of "fake reality".

I like Verbinski. Early in his career, it seemed to me that he made a lot out of some thin material: Mousehunt is basically a cartoon about two guys versus a mouse, and is far more entertaining than it should be; The Ring I liked better than the Japanese original; and of course Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl—based on the smash hit amusement park ride?—was a remarkable achievement blending old Hollywood swashbuckler tropes with CGI technology.

It's probably his best film and very possibly his ruination, as the first two sequels dominated his output in the '00s with predictably deteriorating returns artistically (if not financially). He had a hit with his quirky CGI Rango—which grossed a little bit less than his flop, The Lone Ranger, showing how weird the movie biz can be sometimes.

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die looks to be a flop, too, looking like it may not break $5M in its opening weekend.

Would you go on a quest with this man?

As I sat there enjoying this film, I also couldn't believe that it had gotten made, as it's a dark comedy—extremely dark—and has not-at-all subtle message the world would prefer to ignore: Devices and social media are robbing us of our humanity. We are being manipulated by various forces into this, and we are also culpable in our own ultimate destruction.

It's a fun movie.

It's also, I hesitate to say, a thought-provoking one, and on a lot of levels.

Let's talk about the fun, first. I'm not going to reveal much about the plot because the first two-thirds of the film is tight, and the way the script by Matthew Robinson (The Invention Of Lying, Bird Box) turns various elements from gag/commentary into genuine plot points is very enjoyable. The characters' backstory is told in flashbacks, and the first one seems so over-the-top and so social-commentary, until you get to the second flashback, which really gives grounding to the first one.

I don't know, guys, it's like someone actually cared about the writing instead of just "Well, it looks cool." (It does look cool, though.)

The movie opens with Sam Rockwell materializing at Norms , a Los Angeles institution, terrorizing the patrons by looking and sounding like a maniac. He's from the future and trying to gather a team to—well, not stop the AI being created a mile or so away by a 9-year-old boy, but to deliver safety protocols invented by top scientists in the future.

Experts agree: The Apocalypse can be more rewarding when shared with friends or last minute acquaintances.

The opening shot is reminiscent of Strangers on a Train, which I mention because I just saw that picture again last month. We start with a long tracking shot done entirely at waist level, and zoom through the diner in such a way as to see all the dishes being served—and that everyone is on their phone. (I went to an In 'n' Out last week, and was somewhat startled to see twenty people in about four parties all staring at their phones. In fairness, half of these were guys at the end of their lunch break waiting for someone to come back from the bathroom, but it was still startling.)

Anyway, Sam Rockwell goosesteps over the tables, smashing everyone's food and phones, delivering the insane exposition which sets up a two-plus hour chase (with expository flashbacks) as Rockwell (whose character has no name) describes the various ways in which culture goes to hell, ever so gradually over the decades until things just fall apart.

A lot of uncomfortable truths here, but that's relatively mild.

His team includes of a couple of teachers with romantic issues (Zazie Beets, Joker and Michael Pena, End Of Watch), a possibly crazy mom (Juno Temple, Killer Joe), a legally-distinct-non-Disney party princess (Haley Lu Richardson) with a death wish, as well as a woman who just wanted pie and a man who goes along but isn't convinced by Rockwell's story.

Also starring some extras from "Toy Story" and the "Bad Robot" logo.

Oh, I just realized, this has two of my favorite tropes: taking place all in one night and taking place in a limited area of Los Angeles (see Miracle Mile, which this movie reminds me of greatly, down to starting in an iconic Los Angeles coffee shop).

Anyway, the team has many adventures, and we see Rockwell's character's backstory, which shows us a grim future where the world is a wasteland because everyone's much much "happier" in a virtual reality than the real world.

This is the through-theme, the punchline and the big idea, and it's pitched directly: I will create a perfect world for humanity, says AI, which is much better than the so-called real one, with all its suffering and loss.

Well, look, Hollywood's pretty much all-in on this rather Satanic notion so, yeah, I'm surprised the movie got made at all. And the general public is just champing at the bit to live in a virtual cage, so, no, I'm not surprised it's a flop. It's also not particularly politically correct. The two main female leads are basket cases. The story brutally mocks school shootings and the monetization of grief.

Rockwell runs around muttering, "Mindfuck. It's all mindfucks."

And...yeah. At one point early on I saw "The Cake Is A Lie" scrawled on the wall. This is a line from the video game "Portal". There's also an (out of focus) poster of "Portal" on a kid's bedroom wall.

Unfortunately, I don't know "Portal" much, but the Boy explained to me a little bit about the plot of "Portal" and "Portal 2" and...look, I've already forgotten how they relate, if at all, to the movie.

It's a message movie. The message? "We're doomed. But that doesn't mean we can't have fun!"

I wrote a story in the '80s which was sort of like The Matrix, except not cool, and the main premise was not that humanity had been enslaved by robots, but that humanity had opted for virtual reality to the point that real reality was entirely maintained by (perfectly well-mannered and solicitous) robots. I thought about it a lot watching this and thinking, "Yes, this does seems to be the more likely path than robot overlords." (I have not completely ruled out robot overlords, however.)

I only bring this up because, in the end, it was not clear to either of us what was real and what was not. There are a number of clues dropped in a number of places suggesting a number of things. The fact that this was a well-made film made these issues interesting to discuss (and the Boy and I did, extensively) rather than annoying. It's a movie you can go see and debate endlessly.

The music by Geoff Zanelli is on point. During a very Carpenter-esque sequence in a school, I wondered for a moment if they'd brought John Carpenter in to score it. The cinematography by James Whitaker similarly pleased me with the attention to detail and use of actual interesting camerawork instead of just relying on bombast and camera-clichés. People cared, and it shows all the way through.

I said to the Boy, "Hey, a Hollywood movie we liked. Probably the first since Mission Impossible 8." He responded with, "Hollywood made this?"

So that's where we are. And while we enjoyed it and enjoyed discussing it afterwards, I can still relate to the whole concept of "I hate...today."

POV: You're in an ensemble picture. I mean, you WERE in an ensemble picture.

Posted by: Open Blogger at 07:30 PM

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1 Hey, guys, help my brain out. I swear last fall I reviewed "The Apartment". I even recall TJMP objecting to Wilder. I cannot find any review or any mention on my site or this one.

Anyone remember anything related?

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 07:31 PM (8/Qda)

2 Oh good, a diversion.

Posted by: From about That Time at February 28, 2026 07:31 PM (sl73Y)

3 Good evening everyone

Posted by: Skip at February 28, 2026 07:33 PM (Ia/+0)

4 Unfortunately, I don't know "Portal" much, but the Boy explained to me a little bit about the plot of "Portal" and "Portal 2" and...look, I've already forgotten how they relate, if at all, to the movie.

Perhaps, the artificially intelligent computer is manipulating you for its own ends?

Posted by: FeatherBlade at February 28, 2026 07:35 PM (C0Nlv)

5 I mean to see this movie. Maybe tomorrow.

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 07:36 PM (kpS4V)

6 || Perhaps, the artificially intelligent computer is manipulating you for its own ends?

Yeah, that would fit.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 07:36 PM (8/Qda)

7 Unfortunately, I don't know "Portal" much, but the Boy explained to me a little bit about the plot of "Portal" and "Portal 2" and...look, I've already forgotten how they relate, if at all, to the movie.

Perhaps, the artificially intelligent computer is manipulating you for its own ends?
Posted by: FeatherBlade at February 28, 2026 07:35 PM (C0Nlv)
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The cake is a lie.

Posted by: "Perfessor" Squirrel at February 28, 2026 07:38 PM (ESVrU)

8 "Hedge Knight" = K7K was excellent. I hope they can carry on what they did over there to "Sworn Sword".

Posted by: gKWVE at February 28, 2026 07:39 PM (gKWVE)

9 Started watching Monarch the series on apple tv

Posted by: vmom deport deport deport at February 28, 2026 07:39 PM (vfth7)

10 "I swear last fall I reviewed "The Apartment".

I don't know about that but my favorite bug movie is "Joe's Apartment".

Posted by: fd - I don't even know what the fk at February 28, 2026 07:39 PM (vFG9F)

11 The cake is a lie.
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Well, yes, and that is literally written on the wall at one point.

I'm familiar enough with Portal to know that. (And the closing song. =P)

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 07:39 PM (8/Qda)

12 You had me at Sam Rockwell.

That dude...

I'll check it out.

Posted by: Pug Mahon, aka Agent Frank at February 28, 2026 07:40 PM (0aYVJ)

13 I don't know about that but my favorite bug movie is "Joe's Apartment".
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I don't know if it's my favorite BUG movie, but it's probably my favorite bug MUSICAL.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 07:40 PM (8/Qda)

14 Movieque, it's actually conduct unbecoming to both write a post and then take a First!

Kidding.

I rewatched Dark Skies with the dark haired Russell woman. I like it.

Also started some series about Japanese Kaiju which stars Wyatt Russell which I found out is Kurt Russell's offspring. Kurt plays Wyatt's character much later.

Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:40 PM (cxFcK)

15 Watched True Romance, free on YouTude. What a cast. Oldman as Drexl.

Posted by: davidt at February 28, 2026 07:41 PM (Q+gd/)

16 "Naked Lunch" and "Them!" Are my favorite bug movies.

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 07:43 PM (kpS4V)

17 Rewatched the original Steve McQueen Papillon last week. It's as brutal as I remembered.

Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:43 PM (cxFcK)

18 Like ready player one i hate ready player one

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 07:43 PM (bXbFr)

19 I've liked Wyatt Russell in everything I've seen him in, especially the oddball series "Lodge 49".

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 07:44 PM (kpS4V)

20 "I don't know if it's my favorite BUG movie, but it's probably my favorite bug MUSICAL.
Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) "

There are other bug musicals?

Posted by: fd at February 28, 2026 07:45 PM (vFG9F)

21 I've liked Wyatt Russell in everything I've seen him in, especially the oddball series "Lodge 49".
Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes.

THAT'S where I've seen him. Thanks.

Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:45 PM (cxFcK)

22 I swear Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die is based on the French web series Visituer du Futur, written by and starring François Descraques, which is about a madman from the future who has come back to the past to prevent his present which features acid rain, zombies and other cataclysmic results of bad decisions.

It went three seasons of increasingly better special effects, sets and costumes, and eventually was also a movie

Posted by: Kindltot at February 28, 2026 07:46 PM (rbvCR)

23 I'm familiar enough with Portal to know that. (And the closing song. =P)
Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 07:39 PM (8/Qda)
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Portal and its sequel are pretty fun games. Short, but entertaining.

The lore is also interesting. It's implied that there might not be anyone left alive except you, the protagonist. Locked inside an underground testing facility with not one but TWO insane AIs warring against each other.

Posted by: "Perfessor" Squirrel at February 28, 2026 07:46 PM (ESVrU)

24 There are other bug musicals?
Posted by: fd

I get a tick out of you!

Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:46 PM (cxFcK)

25 16 "Naked Lunch" and "Them!" Are my favorite bug movies.
Posted by: All Hail Eris

You haven't seen The Applegates

Posted by: gKWVE at February 28, 2026 07:47 PM (gKWVE)

26 Anyone remember anything related?
Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 07:31 PM (8/Qda)

You did that in your virtual reality world.

Posted by: Commander Taggart at February 28, 2026 07:47 PM (etYFQ)

27 I guess I won't be seeing it. Is it already gone from theaters?

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 07:48 PM (kpS4V)

28 17 Rewatched the original Steve McQueen Papillon last week. It's as brutal as I remembered.
Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:43 PM (cxFcK)

Over rated ...

Maybe it's just that I wanted to kill Dustin Hoffman

Posted by: browndog says woof at February 28, 2026 07:48 PM (3sXRv)

29 Yes true romance in its anarchic rioundsbout way

With saul rubinek playing oliver stone

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 07:51 PM (bXbFr)

30 That could be

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 07:52 PM (bXbFr)

31 >>>Unfortunately, I don't know "Portal" much, but the Boy explained to me a little bit about the plot of "Portal" and "Portal 2" and...look, I've already forgotten how they relate, if at all, to the movie.

There was actually a Portal short put out, high quality and at the level of the Dust Studios work. Not much dialogue
Portal, No Escape

youtu.be/4drucg1A6Xk

Posted by: Kindltot at February 28, 2026 07:54 PM (rbvCR)

32 GLHFDD is still playing around here. As of Friday, still playing in 1,600 theaters nationwide!

Probably not gonna break $10M domestic.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 07:54 PM (8/Qda)

33 I think you would enjoy it, Eris.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 07:55 PM (8/Qda)

34 Ah, big bug movies. What would life have been like without 'em? Dreary indeed.

Them! was a delight, sure, but if there was a giant bug in a movie I was there. Three feet from the TV, ignoring homework and chores and the existence of everything but this afternoon's monster. The Deadly Mantis, Monster from Green Hell, The Black Scorpion, Cosmic Monsters (and who remembers that epic?), Tarantula, Beginning of the End... They just don't make 'em like that any more. The later ones like Kingdom of the Spiders, Food of the Gods, and Empire of the Ants just didn't measure up even if they did give Shatner, Robert Lansing, Jacqueline Scott, and Pamela Franklin some screen time.

But if you're up for a newer weirder bug movie, there's always Phase IV.

Posted by: Just Some Guy at February 28, 2026 07:57 PM (q3u5l)

35 Why zombies (why not)

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 07:57 PM (bXbFr)

36 Ahmadinejad is evidently with the Ayatollah. Dead.

Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:59 PM (cxFcK)

37 Japanese launch.

Kairos-3 Rising Hope Star Launch from Japan
Launch time: 1 hour from now

https://youtu.be/sVR9sp69kvs

Stream has started.

Posted by: Joyenz at February 28, 2026 08:00 PM (2F0/Y)

38 Why zombies (why not)
Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 07:57 PM (bXbFr)

The first season was made for the price of selling a couple of used cars and busking with a guitar on the street. Zombies were the cheapest monsters for costuming, I think.

Posted by: Kindltot at February 28, 2026 08:00 PM (rbvCR)

39 The original Portal game was fun as heck and they came up with some really cool physics problems to solve.

Posted by: ballistic at February 28, 2026 08:00 PM (5aZAZ)

40 Ahmadinejad is evidently with the Ayatollah. Dead.
Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:59 PM (cxFcK)
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I'm sure the 12th Imam they both lusted after is giving them a proper welcome to Hell right now.

Posted by: "Perfessor" Squirrel at February 28, 2026 08:01 PM (ESVrU)

41 Why zombies (why not)
Posted by: Miguel cervantes

Did not realize there were so many zombie movies out there until I tried Tubi (free tv) and searched for an old one in particular.
Making a zombie movie must be required project for theatre schools. So many really bad ones. Watched a bunch because I had a couple weeks to kill while out of town on business.
One even had Hickok45 playing himself as 'the hero' near the very end.

Posted by: Itinerant Alley Butcher at February 28, 2026 08:06 PM (/lPRQ)

42 The original Portal game was fun as heck and they came up with some really cool physics problems to solve.
Posted by: ballistic at February 28, 2026 08:00 PM (5aZAZ)
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Portal 2 is great because they have a very active community creating challenging puzzles using the toolbox.

You can jump in for a quick 5-10 minute session if you just need a short gaming break.

Posted by: "Perfessor" Squirrel at February 28, 2026 08:06 PM (ESVrU)

43 Ah, "GLHFDD" is playing at another theater. Dang, it's already being shoved aside.

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 08:08 PM (kpS4V)

44 "The War Of The World" is on Svengoolie. It's the one where undocumented migrants invade Earth.

Posted by: fd at February 28, 2026 08:08 PM (vFG9F)

45 I'm shocked to say "Cosmic Monsters" does not look familiar. The plot:

|| A friendly visitor from outer space warns against conducting experiments with the Earth's magnetic field, that could mutate insects into giant monsters.||

Earth scientists: "You mean experiments like THIS?!"

|| But if you're up for a newer weirder bug movie, there's always Phase IV.||

"Phase IV" was a staple growing up. It was the only movie (famous Title guy) Saul Bass ever directed. It was actually pretty decent in the genre. Sorta reaching for an epic feel.

"Giant Spider Invasion" was another one, which was ... well, watch it on Rifftrax. At the time, its major attraction was spider abuse and side-boob.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:08 PM (8/Qda)

46 43 Ah, "GLHFDD" is playing at another theater. Dang, it's already being shoved aside.
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I'm shocked to see it's still playing in so many theaters with those numbers, tbh.

I went to see "Nirvana The Band The Show The Movie" today and there were more people in the audience.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:11 PM (8/Qda)

47 All these mentions of bug movies and no love for "Arachnophobia?"

I watched that in the theater and laughed out loud at the horrified gasps around me.

I actually enjoyed the movie...creepy in its own way.

Posted by: "Perfessor" Squirrel at February 28, 2026 08:11 PM (ESVrU)

48 The communist leader in Canada is on board with the action against Iran.

The Dems in the US are opposed

Posted by: We live in Strange Times at February 28, 2026 08:11 PM (wWWkd)

49 My theory - popular monsters embody the deepest fears of the generation creating them.
Frankenstein was the fear of technology run amuck.
Dracula was the fear of snd fascination with repressed sexuality in Victorian England.
Godzilla and Kaiju were Japan and others coming to terms with the nuclear age and atomic weapons.

Why zombies now? Because they represent the fear that those around us that we know and love can instantly be transformed into mindless hate filled monsters that want to destroy us and tear down everything we have, for no reason other than their hatred of us. They have no minds, they have no reason, they have no mercy.

You know, leftists.

Posted by: Tom Servo at February 28, 2026 08:15 PM (etYFQ)

50 Ants and spiders are not bugs so get their own categories.

Eight Legged Freaks was a pretty good spider movie. My favorite space ants are the Zanti Misfits.

Posted by: fd at February 28, 2026 08:15 PM (vFG9F)

51 Thoroughly enjoyed GLHFDD. The third act was messy, but overall it was a great mash-up of The Terminator, The Matrix and 12 Monkeys.

Sam Rockwell is a national treasure.

Posted by: Taro Tsujimoto at February 28, 2026 08:16 PM (5YmYl)

52 Give it a week, the Bolsheviks are just stalling for time.

Posted by: Accomac at February 28, 2026 08:16 PM (/Chlc)

53 Johnny Depp created a great character in Jack Sparrow. It was original and the first movie was great. It got tired quickly however

Posted by: Smell the Glove at February 28, 2026 08:16 PM (HYqoK)

54 I brought this up the other day, but there is a documentary out called "The Thing Expanded" with interviews of the director, actors, etc that looks fascinating:

https://tinyurl.com/4zbfhr9h

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 08:18 PM (kpS4V)

55 Yes plase four was very unsettling

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:18 PM (bXbFr)

56 The Apartment is good just to watch Fred MacMurray play one of his bad guy roles. He was always good at playing the selfish prick.

Shirley MacLaine is cute too, even with the pixie cut.

Posted by: SpeakingOf at February 28, 2026 08:18 PM (6ydKt)

57 Why no retrospective on the Golan Globus era in Hollywood? Nobody cashed in on the Reagan era more.

Posted by: Accomac at February 28, 2026 08:18 PM (/Chlc)

58 Johnny Depp created a great character in Jack Sparrow. It was original and the first movie was great. It got tired quickly however
Posted by: Smell the Glove at February 28, 2026 08:16 PM (HYqoK)

On Stranger Tides could have been so much better if were closer to the Tim Powers book.

Posted by: Kindltot at February 28, 2026 08:18 PM (rbvCR)

59 Arachnophobia was a blast.

Posted by: davidt at February 28, 2026 08:19 PM (Q+gd/)

60 Yeah, the third act is dodgy, but it's in some ways like "Moon".

https://moviegique.com/2009/07/moon-inc/

"Moon" isn't a meticulously constructed film. It uses some well-worn tropes. But it's a one-man Sam Rockwell show (with Kevin Spacey as a supporting voice), and that makes it very watchable.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:19 PM (8/Qda)

61 It took me a while for pirates to grow on me

Interesting back story for jack sparrow according to the novels by ac crispin want to hear it

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:20 PM (bXbFr)

62 I love the whole wilder oevre except that one

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:21 PM (bXbFr)

63 "Giant Spider Invasion" was another one, which was ... well, watch it on Rifftrax. At the time, its major attraction was spider abuse and side-boob.
Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:08 PM (8/Qda)
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"PACKERS!"

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 08:21 PM (kpS4V)

64 There was actually a Portal short put out, high quality and at the level of the Dust Studios work. Not much dialogue
Portal, No Escape

youtu.be/4drucg1A6Xk

Posted by: Kindltot at February 28, 2026 07:54 PM (rbvCR)

Pooky thoroughly enjoyed that, thank you!

Posted by: pookysgirl knows the cake is a lie at February 28, 2026 08:22 PM (Wt5PA)

65 Giant Spider Invasion came along after my younger big-bug binges; never saw it. Never caught Arachnophobia either; will get to that one Real Soon Now.

Eons ago ('60 or '62 and some years after) the Chicago NBC affiliate would run a couple of sf/horror flicks at 10:30 every Saturday night. Cosmic Monsters turned up fairly regularly IIRC. So did The Magnetic Monster, The Neanderthal Man, Riders to the Stars, It the Terror from Beyond Space, The Crawling Eye, and a bunch more. Combine that with the ABC affiliate doing mostly old AIP horror movies at 3:30 every weekday afternoon after school, and this kid was in heaven. Years of that made me what I am today. Whatever that is. I blame Bert I. Gordon and Roger Corman and all those guys. It's their fault.

Posted by: Just Some Guy at February 28, 2026 08:22 PM (q3u5l)

66 Don't mind me, I'm just here, poaching.

Posted by: Braenyard - some Absent Friends are more equal than others _ at February 28, 2026 08:24 PM (v5dF2)

67 Perhaps but its not merely aftet lefty thrall

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:25 PM (bXbFr)

68 Maybe by thd last film, it has lost some stean

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:26 PM (bXbFr)

69 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7JhfWsbwAI

Posted by: TheCatAttackedMyFoot at February 28, 2026 08:27 PM (jrgJz)

70 Some steam which lone ranger never picked up steam

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:27 PM (bXbFr)

71 Maybe because hammer was too earnest (to hide his cannibsl faction)

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:28 PM (bXbFr)

72 I'm rewatching "Zombieland: Double Tap". Still funny.

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 08:29 PM (kpS4V)

73 Bug movies:

"Arachnophobia" is fun and clichéd.

"Eight Legged Freaks," is also fun, but even dodgier. The director's strength may be in having Kari Wuhrer and 17-year-old Scarlett Johansson wearing a lot of tight shirts and shooting them in profile from close angles.

"Matinee" isn't a bug movie, but it's got a bug movie ("Mant!") in it.

The Corman roach-fest "The Nest" is entertaining trash. The '80s and '90s didn't have many bug movies, IIRC, I think because of the difficulty of doing the effects at the standard of the day.

The '70s? Hoo-boy.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:29 PM (8/Qda)

74 Giant Spider Invasion got the MDT3K treatment, but good.

Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 08:29 PM (cxFcK)

75 Hmm, I'm almost tempted to see this movie: Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die. Interesting review.

Posted by: Puddleglum at work at February 28, 2026 08:31 PM (+YRf1)

76 Cannibal tendencies

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:31 PM (bXbFr)

77 Who can complain about those two

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:32 PM (bXbFr)

78 Kari wuhrer seems to have dissapeared fron the films

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:32 PM (bXbFr)

79 Sam Rockwell is a national treasure.
Posted by: Taro Tsujimoto at February 28, 2026 08:16 PM (5YmYl)
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And a terrific dancer! Flight Facilities, "Down To Earth":

https://tinyurl.com/44k8yf2n

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 08:32 PM (kpS4V)

80 Seems like a stone-cold retarded idea for Iran to missile/drone strike a bunch of their Muslim neighbors.

Posted by: ballistic at February 28, 2026 08:35 PM (5aZAZ)

81 Now scarlett says she doesnt care for the male gaze anymore

Her outfit in jurassic park rebirth suggests not

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:36 PM (bXbFr)

82 My cinema highlight this week and bona fide member of the worst movies ever list...

The Creeping Terror (1964)

If you want the fun version, watch the Fanboy Flicks review.
https://youtu.be/MCL-YFazXTg

If you need to suffer, for reasons, the full movie.
https://youtu.be/r8KXgOkLJV4

It features a monster made out of carpet, a couple days before filming started, because the producer, Vic Savage, couldn't pay for the monster he commissioned. Of no surprise is Savage was sued repeatedly, and nearly was charged with fraud. For extra credit most of the dialog track was not used, lost, or damage and replaced with narrator. Rarely does cinema reach such a level. Somehow this flix makes you miss Ed Wood.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram - My President has convictions at February 28, 2026 08:37 PM (BnDlA)

83 The Apartment is great. Cheesy , but great fun.

Posted by: runner at February 28, 2026 08:37 PM (/M/4v)

84 Apple tv is adapting neuromancer with marc strong as armitage

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:38 PM (bXbFr)

85 81 Now scarlett says she doesnt care for the male gaze anymore

Her outfit in jurassic park rebirth suggests not
Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:36 PM (bXbFr)
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This shit is so tiresome, and it's why everyone likes Sydney Sweeney. She's in on the joke and just rolls with it. "LOL I'm hot and my boobs are great, enjoy it while it lasts!" actually works, in the stead of the all-too-normal whining about the Male Gaze or whatever other stupid performative feminist bullshit usually gets trotted out.

Posted by: ballistic at February 28, 2026 08:38 PM (5aZAZ)

86 I remembered when they aired war of the worlds to the seque to the 1988 sequel series

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:39 PM (bXbFr)

87 Killer Bee movies started in the '60s, before the "killer bee migration" stories of the '70s (the ones that inspired the SNL bee sketches).

Freddie Francis gets the credit for directing the first one, "The Deadly Bees" in 1966. Francis was an 2x Oscar-winning cinematographer for things like "Glory" and "The Elephant Man", but he also directed some notorious horror stuff, like "Trog", "The Brain", etc.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:40 PM (8/Qda)

88 One even had Hickok45 playing himself as 'the hero' near the very end.
Posted by: Itinerant Alley Butcher

LoL! He used to be a teacher. I wonder if one of his former students asked for a favor.

Posted by: Puddleglum at work at February 28, 2026 08:40 PM (+YRf1)

89 Yeah thats how she deepsixed black widow

That and the script or lack their off)

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:41 PM (bXbFr)

90 I'll go see it when it's streaming for free. Like everything else. Because I'm a cheap bastard. Sam Rockwell is good at what he does and he seems to be a class act.

Posted by: Rev. Wishbone at February 28, 2026 08:42 PM (gVUi7)

91 The aliens werent from mars and could possess people

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:42 PM (bXbFr)

92 || 78 Kari wuhrer seems to have dissapeared fron the films

In the early '00s, right around 40, she decided to rediscover her authentic self, i.e., have her implants removed. Which makes this:

|| 81 Now scarlett says she doesnt care for the male gaze anymore

Kinda funny.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:44 PM (8/Qda)

93 >>> Now scarlett says she doesnt care for the male gaze anymore

Might be annoying everytime you go to the Winn-Dixie to pick up some Moscato, but recognize that you are middle-aged and are no longer flattered by it. What they are thinking, "Looks familiar, where do I know her from...".

I like Scarlett, solid 7, but she needs to lighten up or stop wearing skin tight leather pants to Winn-Dixie.

Posted by: Itinerant Alley Butcher at February 28, 2026 08:44 PM (/lPRQ)

94 Posted by: Alteria Pilgram - My President has convictions at February 28, 2026 08:37 PM (BnDlA)
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When you said ambulatory carpet I knew exactly which movie this was. Saw it as a kid on the local creature feature, then later on MST3K.

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 08:44 PM (kpS4V)

95 "Hey, guys, help my brain out. I swear last fall I reviewed "The Apartment". I even recall TJMP objecting to Wilder. I cannot find any review or any mention on my site or this one."

TJM LOVES Wilder and The Apartment is #1 in his Wilder ranking, so....

Posted by: Freddy at February 28, 2026 08:44 PM (DXPhz)

96 91 The aliens werent from mars and could possess people
Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:42 PM (bXbFr)
One third of the angels were cast from heaven along with Lucifer, suppose this group possess people to this day.

Posted by: Eromero at February 28, 2026 08:45 PM (LHPAg)

97 We didnt watch her for acting skills

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:45 PM (bXbFr)

98 This week I watched "Sisu 2: Road to Revenge." Our Finnish gruff old white man of a hero is back, but this time, instead of killing Germans, he's killing Russians.

A nifty action flick, with the first third of the movie having the best vehicle chase scenes since Mad Max: The Road Warrior. The CGI portions aren't state of the art, but I got the feeling the producers knew they couldn't afford top of the line stuff, so they intentionally left them a little cheesy.

Plenty of gore, death, and destruction; mostly played for laughs. Definitely not a First Date Movie; unless your date is with Ilsa, She-Wolf of the SS, in which case you have bigger problems.

Posted by: Idaho Spudboy at February 28, 2026 08:46 PM (Apzx6)

99 I love watching bad 70's Movies of the Week when 3:00 a.m. hits and I can't sleep. I know one of them was a killer bees movie.

Posted by: All Hail Eris, She-Wolf of the 'Ettes 'Ettes. at February 28, 2026 08:46 PM (kpS4V)

100 Overnight CNN and MS Now provided coverage of the Iraq air campaign that was something pretty close to straight news. That phase is over and both are trotting out leftists whose primary talent is to tell us exactly why Trump is an idiot. If these leftist lunatics ever get complete control of the federal government they are going to go balls to to wall to put Trump in prison for life.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram - My President has convictions at February 28, 2026 08:47 PM (BnDlA)

101 The Creeping Terror. 1964. When I was watching every monster movie I could find. How did I miss this?

But from its IMDB entry it sounds like maybe I didn't miss it and my mind just blotted out any memory of it so that my brains wouldn't dribble out my ears.

The Apartment? I liked that one. Wouldn't want to be around most of its characters for more than about 14 nanoseconds in real life, but thought it was a pretty good flick.

Posted by: Just Some Guy at February 28, 2026 08:48 PM (q3u5l)

102 95 "Hey, guys, help my brain out. I swear last fall I reviewed "The Apartment". I even recall TJMP objecting to Wilder. I cannot find any review or any mention on my site or this one."

TJM LOVES Wilder and The Apartment is #1 in his Wilder ranking, so....
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Crap. I don't think it was Perfesser Squirrel, since he was here early on and probably would've said something.

But it was someone with Big Ideas about movies. (And I can't say his POV was wrong.)

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:49 PM (8/Qda)

103 Yeah a day ending in y for msnbc

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:54 PM (bXbFr)

104 The Apartment was a depressing movie.

Posted by: Braenyard - some Absent Friends are more equal than others _ at February 28, 2026 08:55 PM (v5dF2)

105 Yeah a day ending in y for msnbc
Posted by: Miguel cervantes

Maddow is on in a about 5 minutes. Should be amusing.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram - My President has convictions at February 28, 2026 08:55 PM (BnDlA)

106 The Creeping Terror was an excellent stalker. It had a special taste for teenagers.

Posted by: fd at February 28, 2026 08:57 PM (vFG9F)

107 Thats probably why i didnt like it

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 08:57 PM (bXbFr)

108 Sam Rockwell was the reason The Green Mile was even remotely interesting.

Posted by: Rev. Wishbone at February 28, 2026 08:57 PM (gVUi7)

109 The heyday of the Killer Bee movie was the late '70s, right at the end of the disaster movie era.

The Savage Bees, The Swarm, The Bees, Terror Out Of The Sky

Four movies in two years. And they're all pretty solid "miss" material.

The Swarm was the big-budget celebrity-packed extravaganza starring Michael Caine, Olivia De Haviland, Katharine Rosse, Richard Chamberlain...Fred MacMurray, Henry Fonda, Cameron Mitchell...

Problem is, how do you bring a satisfying conclusion to a movie about a swarm of bees? Hint: Not by freezing them in the SuperDome. Wait, that was the "Savage Bees". Well, also not by luring them out to sea to burn them on an oil slick either.

There aren't a lot of great options, apparently.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:57 PM (8/Qda)

110 Moviegique, I'm sure I recall a discussion here re The Apartment as well. And not only The Apartment, but a number of Wilder's pictures in the same thread. If memory serves, and it may not, I think Wilder's stuff came in for some criticism over his view of people in general. And gotta admit, Wilder's view of people didn't exactly lean toward happy-happy-joy-joy.

Posted by: Just Some Guy at February 28, 2026 08:58 PM (q3u5l)

111 My favorite killer bee movie?

"Invasion of the Bee Girls"

Written by Nicholas Meyer ("Wrath of Khan," "The Seven Percent Solution") and featuring a completely inexplicable plot where a bunch of women have turned into bee-women who are trying to propagate, but since they can't they, uh, buzz a lot of men to death. In flagrante delicto, IYKWIMAITYD.

The lovely Anitra Ford stars with stalwart '70s 'stache-bearer Bill Smith.

The bee-conversion ritual involves all the ladies getting naked and covering the new initiate in honey.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 09:01 PM (8/Qda)

112 Yeah that was a classic

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 09:01 PM (bXbFr)

113 Watched a hour and half of Ran, don't understand a word of Japanese but it is visually interesting

Have a good night everyone

Posted by: Skip at February 28, 2026 09:01 PM (Ia/+0)

114 JSG--

Yeah, I think it was September or October but I can never remember how to get to the old comments.

I =thought= I had reviewed it, though, with pix and everything. But I have no evidence of this.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 09:02 PM (8/Qda)

115 I forgor nicholas meyer wrote it

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 09:02 PM (bXbFr)

116 I thought the remake of "The Ring" was kinda stupid (think of the horse scene) and the Japanese one was better.

Posted by: BeckoningChasm at February 28, 2026 09:02 PM (CHHv1)

117 113 Watched a hour and half of Ran, don't understand a word of Japanese but it is visually interesting
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I saw "Ran" last year. I don't know where I come down on Kurosawa, frankly, but I liked that one a lot.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 09:03 PM (8/Qda)

118 I remember siskel and ebert reviewed it

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 09:04 PM (bXbFr)

119 I saw The Forgotten Battle, a Dutch movie about clearing the Scheldt Estuary in the aftermath of Market Garden in WWII. There are some pretty intense battle scenes but nothing on the scale of A Bridge Too Far. This is not about heroism; everybody is scared, hurt, lost, and alone. The overarching story concerns three strangers who eventually meet at the end. (One of the three is a Dutchman who joined the German army because of the promise of the socialism in National Socialism.) I quite liked it.

Posted by: Anonosaurus Wrecks, Damn It Feels Good to Be a Trumpster! at February 28, 2026 09:05 PM (FXNzP)

120 Hannity has been slamming the hamentaschen.

Posted by: Accomac at February 28, 2026 09:05 PM (8jVAy)

121 @AssociatedFress
5h
🚨Breaking: District Judge Overturns Khamenei's Death

Posted by: Braenyard - some Absent Friends are more equal than others _ at February 28, 2026 09:06 PM (v5dF2)

122 Lone Start (1996)
YouTube
https://youtu.be/6OpG4Dyl6ok

It has a convoluted plot that moves along and features Chris Cooper, Kris Kristofferson, Frances McDormand and Matthew McConaughey. It is written, directed, and edited by John Sayles. It was a good watch but nowhere as good as The Creeping Terror.

Posted by: Alteria Pilgram - My President has convictions at February 28, 2026 09:08 PM (BnDlA)

123 I saw The Forgotten Battle, a Dutch movie about ...

Worth watching once once. As the name says, forgotten, like so many others. Maybe the writer was from that area, or his father, and found the story worth telling.

Posted by: Itinerant Alley Butcher at February 28, 2026 09:09 PM (/lPRQ)

124 Watching Red Dragon. I think it’s as good as Manhunter.

Posted by: Opinion fact at February 28, 2026 09:10 PM (4hjRS)

125 Yes that one was genuinely creepy as well

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 09:12 PM (bXbFr)

126 Ralph fiennes as the villain

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 09:12 PM (bXbFr)

127 OT. The Tehran street reacting to Trump’s genocidal attack.

https://is.gd/VwZVmg

(The hanged rat is a nice touch.)

Posted by: Anonosaurus Wrecks, Damn It Feels Good to Be a Trumpster! at February 28, 2026 09:14 PM (FXNzP)

128 had me at Sam Rockwell.

That dude...

I'll check it out.
Posted by: Pug Mahon, aka Agent Frank at February 28, 2026 07:40 PM (0aYVJ)

The Way Back is a good story coming of age movie. Rockwell has a good supporting role.

Posted by: Opinion fact at February 28, 2026 09:14 PM (4hjRS)

129 || The Way Back is a good story coming of age movie. Rockwell has a good supporting role.

"The Way, Way Back"

https://moviegique.com/2013/08/the-way-way-back/

We liked it.

"The Way Back" is a Peter Weir film. His last film, in fact.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 09:17 PM (8/Qda)

130 I saw The Forgotten Battle, a Dutch movie about ...

Worth watching once once. As the name says, forgotten, like so many others. Maybe the writer was from that area, or his father, and found the story worth telling.
Posted by: Itinerant Alley Butcher at February 28, 2026 09:09 PM (/lPRQ)

I looked it up. Might have to watch it with the FiL sometime.

Posted by: pookysgirl at February 28, 2026 09:17 PM (Wt5PA)

131 Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 09:17 PM (8/Qda)

Thanks for the correction.

Posted by: Opinion fact at February 28, 2026 09:19 PM (4hjRS)

132 I may have exaggerated in 127. (I'm dyslexic like Gavin Newsom.) Those are apparently Iranians in DC. But here is some dancing in the streets in Iran.

https://is.gd/vzoffe

Posted by: Anonosaurus Wrecks, Damn It Feels Good to Be a Trumpster! at February 28, 2026 09:20 PM (FXNzP)

133 The Carradine’s certainly like hanging themselves.

Posted by: Opinion fact at February 28, 2026 09:22 PM (4hjRS)

134 I think David Carradine was murdered.

The Red Letter Media guys were joking about it, contriving this scenario where David had run afoul to the mob, and after (minimal) investigation, I actually find that more plausible than the official story.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 09:27 PM (8/Qda)

135
36 Ahmadinejad is evidently with the Ayatollah. Dead.
Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:59 PM

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I thought he left office a long time ago, like 15 years.

Posted by: Semi-Literate Thug at February 28, 2026 09:29 PM (azNOR)

136 Anybody seen the Elvis concert film out in theaters right now?

Posted by: M. Gaga at February 28, 2026 09:29 PM (KiBMU)

137 Ahmadinejad is evidently with the Ayatollah. Dead.
Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly

What a shame. /sarc

Posted by: FeatherBlade at February 28, 2026 09:32 PM (C0Nlv)

138 Michael baden said it waa a suicide and he buys every conspiracy

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 09:33 PM (bXbFr)

139
136 Anybody seen the Elvis concert film out in theaters right now?
Posted by: M. Gaga at February 28, 2026 09:29 PM

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Nuh uh. Nuh huh huh.

Posted by: Semi-Literate Thug at February 28, 2026 09:33 PM (azNOR)

140 135
36 Ahmadinejad is evidently with the Ayatollah. Dead.
Posted by: Blutarski, Gradually then Suddenly at February 28, 2026 07:59 PM

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I thought he left office a long time ago, like 15 years.
Posted by: Semi-Literate Thug at February 28, 2026 09:29 PM (azNOR)

We hold a grudge ...

Posted by: browndog says woof at February 28, 2026 09:33 PM (3sXRv)

141 I saw the film several weeks ago at a sneak. Loved it because it was so original. Wondering if anyone else picked up on the ending though? Can you say, we're still in the matrix?

Posted by: Jamie Walker at February 28, 2026 09:35 PM (/t1JJ)

142 Today I feel like I'm living in a movie. It's almost surreal.
We have a great President. We have a great military.
God bless them.

Posted by: Case at February 28, 2026 09:35 PM (Z3Kkg)

143 >>> Kamala Harris Denounces President Trump for Attack on Iran Regime: “Recklessness Dressed Up as Resolve”
- GWP

Kamala at least knows who to blow... usually... but will always be a stupid Kumdumpster

Posted by: Itinerant Alley Butcher at February 28, 2026 09:39 PM (/lPRQ)

144 I think David Carradine was murdered.

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hmm..gambling debts and the Triad ?

Posted by: runner at February 28, 2026 09:41 PM (/M/4v)

145 If/When the Democrats regain power and try to imprison or even execute Trump, I've got a feeling there will be some liberated countries that will be more than happy to take him in and defend him to the death.

Posted by: davidt at February 28, 2026 09:45 PM (Q+gd/)

146 I saw the film several weeks ago at a sneak. Loved it because it was so original. Wondering if anyone else picked up on the ending though? Can you say, we're still in the matrix?
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The question is: Were we always?

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 09:48 PM (8/Qda)

147 hmm..gambling debts and the Triad ?
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I could see him getting roped into some kind of "fight the drug cartel" scenario. Seriously.

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 09:48 PM (8/Qda)

148 Iswydt

Posted by: Miguel cervantes at February 28, 2026 09:50 PM (bXbFr)

149 The writing in Portal and Portal 2 are good.

Posted by: Mark Andrew Edwards, Buy ammo at February 28, 2026 09:53 PM (xcxpd)

150 145 If/When the Democrats regain power and try to imprison or even execute Trump, I've got a feeling there will be some liberated countries that will be more than happy to take him in and defend him to the death.
Posted by: davidt at February 28, 2026 09:45 PM (Q+gd/)

Why should we rely on other nations to do what we should?

Posted by: Mark Andrew Edwards, Buy ammo at February 28, 2026 09:54 PM (xcxpd)

151 102 95 "Hey, guys, help my brain out. I swear last fall I reviewed "The Apartment". I even recall TJMP objecting to Wilder. I cannot find any review or any mention on my site or this one."

TJM LOVES Wilder and The Apartment is #1 in his Wilder ranking, so....
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Crap. I don't think it was Perfesser Squirrel, since he was here early on and probably would've said something.

But it was someone with Big Ideas about movies. (And I can't say his POV was wrong.)
Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 08:49 PM (8/Qda)

It might have been me. I LOATHE Billy Wilder and consider his filmography to be deliberately corrosive to American culture, a celebration of deviance cleverly wrapped in comedy. I am probably alone in this revelation.

Posted by: Mark Andrew Edwards, Buy ammo at February 28, 2026 09:57 PM (xcxpd)

152 "Sinbad of the Seven Seas" looks great in Blu-ray. One of the greatest unintentional comedies of all time.

Posted by: BeckoningChasm at February 28, 2026 09:59 PM (CHHv1)

153 MARK! YES, THANK YOU!

Now if I could find where we were talking about it, I might reach 10-15% sanity level.

Thanks for coming by, everybody!

Posted by: moviegique (buy my books) at February 28, 2026 10:00 PM (8/Qda)

154 Thanks for the thread, moviegique.

Have a good one, gang.

Posted by: Just Some Guy at February 28, 2026 10:03 PM (q3u5l)

155 I'm still waiting for my Godzilla minus zero two or whatever.

Posted by: Texican ette at February 28, 2026 10:04 PM (SNf74)

156 NOOD the ONT.

Posted by: LRob in OK at February 28, 2026 10:08 PM (7D3Aa)

157 OB, you wrote:
Shocking that a drink in DC is named after a Democratic lobbyist.

Let me fix that:
Shocking that a drink in DC is named after a Democrat lobbyist.

If they were truly "democratic" then they would be for fair and honest elections. They are not democratic. They are Democrats.

Posted by: bradc at February 28, 2026 11:01 PM (3hcA3)

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