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@Y2John84 This is a Top 5 “Excuse me while I get an emergency change of underwear” jump scare.

If you know this, you definitely jumped.

@RealEmirHan I bet they weren’t annoyed by that in the least.

In Collateral, Michael Mann says Tom Cruise stalked various members of the crew for weeks. “He learned their habit and picked the moment. Someone would leave gym at 7 a.m., feel a slap on their back, and it’d be Tom with a Post-it. That was confirmed kill”

@lizzkelly7 “About fucking time. Have you been sleeping on the job these past decades?”

What if death sat beside you, sharing your favorite drink, and quietly whispered: “You’ve done enough. Finish your glass-it’s time to go.” What would you say?

@CinemaTweets1 Benicio looks like he’s just had a few small beers.

Benicio del Toro is my favorite part of Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas. This is what I consider to be an example of perfect casting. Del Toro would be the absolute number 1 individual I would want on a hellbent trip like this. His charisma is on full display in this film.

@TheMonologist Jessica Walter should’ve been in a Star War.

CLINT EASTWOOD’s directorial debut was also JESSICA WALTER’s first major screen role, and did very nicely at the box office bringing in some $10.6million off a budget of just $950,000. PLAY MISTY FOR ME (1971)

@DrPopCultureUSA Fake news. Boomers were never teenagers.

March 21, 1966

@BenMank77 When the final credits finish rolling in Paths of Glory, you’re pretty much out of movies to watch, because nothing will ever top what you just watched.

Interesting… Though I have to say I can’t think of any movie - from any filmmaker - that makes me “feel” more intensely than Paths of Glory.

@archeohistories Clearly, Oliver Reed felt threatened sharing the set of “Gladiator” with a peer who was also in the running for the title of The World’s Biggest Drunk, and therefore used what was supposed to be his big comeback as a venue to literally drink himself to death.

Richard Harris was so drunk through the 1970s that he forgot he owned a Rolls Royce. It sat in a New York garage for 25 years before he found an old photo of himself with it and his accountant confirmed it was still there running up $90k in garage storage costs. Few actors lived as intensely as Richard Harris, and the numbers around his life tell the story. A leading man of the 1960s and ’70s, Harris earned his first Oscar nomination for This Sporting Life (1963) and later another for The Field (1990). In between, he became as famous for his off-screen lifestyle as his work, once reportedly drinking up to two bottles of vodka a day during his heaviest years. It was during this period that a luxury car he owned was effectively forgotten in a New York garage, left untouched for decades while storage fees quietly climbed into the tens of thousands of dollars. By the 1980s, Harris largely gave up drinking and rebuilt his career, culminating in a late resurgence with roles like Marcus Aurelius in Gladiator (2000) and Albus Dumbledore in the first two Harry Potter films. Across a career spanning 40+ years and over 60 films, Harris remained a paradox: wildly undisciplined at times, yet undeniably enduring. His version of MacArthur Park (1968) sold over 1 million copies and earned a Grammy nomination, making him one of the few actors to achieve major chart success as a singer. Harris was nominated for two Academy Awards (for This Sporting Life and The Field) but never won, despite a career that spanned over four decades. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

@Tazerface16 US citizens are uneducated and stupid by US standards.

@knowiiiedge Inconclusive based on the given information. Suppose the cancer in this case had manifested into a tangible, corporeal form the size of Andre the Giant, and bludgeoned “him” to death with his marble bong? “Of” wouldn’t work.

He died ___ cancer. A) from B) of C) with D) by

@saniyafatma1278 Build a much taller, even uglier fence on your side. When your neighbor inevitably confronts you about it, give him/her a list of conditions for taking your fence down.

I seriously need some help here. My neighbor just put up this massive metal fence right along our property line and I’m honestly pretty upset about it. It completely changed the whole feel of my driveway and now it looks like I’m pulling into some kind of industrial corridor. I had no idea this was even happening until the thing was already built. It feels like my space just got boxed in overnight. What on earth can I do in a situation like this???

What movie line was delivered so perfectly that it deserved an Oscar?

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Pam Bondi is holding a “briefing” with the Oversight Committee. I believe she’s doing this to evade her subpoena. It’s structured exactly like a hearing except she’s NOT under oath & there’s no transcription or video. We just walked out. We’ll see her at her sworn deposition.

@BamaSaltyMarine Not for woodsy areas, but I do have that exact thought whenever my finger pokes through the toilet paper following a No. 2.

Do you ever think odd things like "wow this would be a good place to hide a body", driving by a woodsy area? Or, are you normal ?

@CinemaTweets1 @StephenKing In a scene that was cut, Walken grabs his own hand and is overcome by a vision of a unique hiding spot for watches.

The Dead Zone could improve your weekend. Based on a novel by @StephenKing, after coming out of a coma, Christopher Walken is basically given psychic vision. It’s an incredibly entertaining story that gives way to an awesome Walken performance- same goes for Martin Sheen. See it!

@alliharvard Walken’s all like, “You’ll never. Guess. Where I hid. My watch.”

Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken, Chateau Marmont.

@ATRightMovies His stint as a Nazi hunter.

What's Christopher Lee's best role?

@TheCinesthetic Threads

What is a movie that "broke" you so hard you can only watch it once, but you would still recommend it to everyone?

@otokyo__ Threads

Any suggestions…?

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