Andrew

Check my trailer reaction of Avengers:Endgame with the great and powerful @TheReelRejects. #AvengersEndgameOfficialTrailerReaction #WhateverItTakes

Sad news, lots of fond memories of all the films he was in as well as his performances. R.I.P.

So jealous of how much this guy makes to never play

I wasn’t the biggest fan of this film but I enjoyed it enough to want to see a sequel especially with the end credits scene. Wish they would have made a sequel

My dad and I met Chuck Norris when we saw this in theaters and he was really kind to us and we spoke to him for a good 20 minutes and he ended up sitting behind us in the theater. It was one of the best theater going experiences that I remember growing up

The Matrix (1999) had people out of their seats when Neo saves Trinity with that helicopter drop, one of those moments burned into the brain forever.

@donstewart86 Thank you appreciate you 🙏

@Agor711 Andrew take care my friend

@MartinRageTV2 Prayers for your wife 🙏

My wife is in the ER for sever heart palpitations. Any prayers would be welcome.

@Casual_Bob_ So sorry for your loss 🙏

Hi Im Bob's sister Sharon. I wanted to jump on to let everyone know Bob passed away on 3/16. Bob had colon cancer for the last 7 yrs & handled it with strength and a hopeful spirit. This music community kept him entertained on long days. He loved it. We will miss him terribly.

@donstewart86 @Dearme2_ I’m sorry, I’ve had losses as well so I feel your pain, I truly do

@Agor711 @Dearme2_ When you’re young u think you know more than anyone but you find out later you don’t know shit my dad was protective of me I was ignorant of it I was being bullied my dad if my mom hadn’t calmed him down probably would’ve smacked some kids parents ,too many losses in my life

Once your mom and dad pass away, nothing will ever be the same in this life. Absolutely nothing. Value them while they are still alive.

@donstewart86 @Dearme2_ I’m sorry about your dad. I’m also sorry you guys butted heads when you did. I miss my dad too so much

@Dearme2_ @Agor711 My dad passed away in 2018 and we butted heads constantly and there were times I said some tea and things about him and thought we’d get into a fight over a lot of stuff but I know I was stupid and I miss my dad

@intro_martyne So sorry for your loss

Sad news — my dad passed away few moments ago in a sudden accident.

@realdogvibe1 Happy Birthday, you’re such a beautiful dog ❤️🙏

Do you think he’s beautiful? No likes no followers because I'm ugly 😭 people's hate me 😭 today is my birthday 🎂

New episode of Marvel Rewatch! We continue our rewatch of all the MCU films in chronological Featuring myself @BigMooseHaas @CrushThePlums and @Agor711 Black Widow iTunes: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ext… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/38uQ5L…

Keanu Reeves helping the crew move equipment on the set of John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) — because that’s the kind of thing Keanu Reeves does.

Michael J. Fox playing “Johnny B. Goode” in 2016 alongside Coldplay.

On May 14th, 1990, Sammy Davis Jr. lay dying in his hospital bed, his body ravaged by throat cancer. For weeks, Hollywood's biggest stars, including Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, and Liza Minnelli, had visited him, but there was one person Sammy desperately wanted to see—his old friend, Dean Martin. Dean had always been different from the rest of the Rat Pack. He hated hospitals and avoided emotional farewells. But despite this, Sammy had held on to the hope that Dean would come. As the days passed, Sammy's hope began to fade, and he was left wondering if he would ever see his friend again. Then, on that fateful afternoon, Dean quietly walked into Sammy's room. Sammy’s fragile voice barely whispered his friend’s nickname, “Dino.” Dean, looking more fragile himself, sat by Sammy’s side. For a long moment, they simply looked at each other, memories of decades spent together flooding their minds. Dean handed Sammy a photograph from 1960, showing the Rat Pack in their prime. “We were everything,” Sammy whispered, and Dean responded, “The best there ever was.” The two men, who had shared more than just fame—bonds of friendship, respect, and loyalty—finally spoke of what had been left unsaid for so long. Dean admitted his shortcomings, telling Sammy how much he had admired him and how Sammy had taught him what true class was. Sammy had always fought discrimination with grace, a quality Dean had never fully appreciated until now. As Dean choked up, he told Sammy, “You saved my life once, not literally, but you saved who I was as a person.” In Sammy’s final moments, Dean’s visit brought him the one thing he had always longed for: the acknowledgment and gratitude from the one person who had been by his side through it all. And for both men, it was a final, unforgettable moment of love, friendship, and redemption.

@Jacobtheclipper @BrickCenter_ For context, Lakers were getting cooked in the first half of Kobe 81 game. 63-49. Then he went nuclear in 3rd (27) and dropped another nuke in the 4th (28). It wasn’t a stat padding love affair. This 83 was manufactured and the Wizards were in on it. I love Bam. NBA looks bad.

What the heck is this?!?! Wow awful!!

What Bam did in three quarters…incredible. Keeping Bam in during a blowout, I’m even cool with that. Intentionally fouling up 25 late to get extra possessions to stat pad and eventually break Kobe - of all people’s - record…corniest thing I’ve seen in a while 😂