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@gmalcolms7 @ATRightMovies Knee kick to the stomach knocks him out???? 😜

@ATRightMovies What exactly did Reese do to that guy to knock him out like that? It probably saved his life, though.

The Police station shootout in THE TERMINATOR (1984) - one of the greatest action sequences in James Cameron's career.

@TheMonologist The Carbon meat truck camera shot is fantastic. I was told they had the steadicam operator on a forklift, trucked it forward then he stepped off so he could walk in to the meat truck.

@TheStingisBack Very first episode set the tone….this was a different kind of show!!! Great stuff!!

The Shield premiered OTD in 2002 Michael Chiklis and Walton Goggins share a heartfelt, tearful goodbye after creating one of the greatest TV shows ever. Next year I’ll be celebrating 25 years of The Shield. Share your favourite Vic Mackey/Strike Team moment and I’ll include it

@TheCinesthetic Agreed! Great movie!

Sam Raimi’s The Quick and the Dead (1995) deserves way more attention. It’s got his signature style and a stacked cast—Sharon Stone, Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Gene Hackman. A fun, stylish western that’s seriously underrated.

@RealEmirHan He was fantastic!!! Loved him in these movies!

In The Matrix, Hugo Weaving was perfect as Agent Smith and it wasn’t accidental. He wanted a voice that felt commanding yet strangely comforting, the kind that gives you a false sense of security. So he modeled it on 1950s American newscasters.

Write this down: If you choose to be part of a team… showing up as less than your best is selfish. Your standard impacts everyone else. When you don’t bring your best, you lower the ceiling for the whole room. Lead accordingly.

Remember when Derek Redmond’s dad put fatherhood on display before the entire world when his son tore his hamstring during the Olympics? In the 1992 Olympics, Derek Redmond started his heat like any other runner… But then his hamstring tore. He fell, limped, and pain took over. As doctors and officials rushed in to stop him, something else happened: His father ran onto the track, embraced him, and said, “Let’s finish.” That embrace changed everything. That moment wasn’t about a medal. It was about perseverance, dignity, and the unbreakable bond between a father and son. When Derek stood back up… he didn’t just run, he walked his way across the finish line, helped by his dad. Tears. Strength. Defiance. Hope. This is proof that sometimes the greatest achievements aren’t won by speed, but by heart. Because life isn’t just about how fast you run. It’s about who helps you when you can’t run anymore.

Wisdom from a man who was coming to terms with his own mortality. Take the 2 minutes and 50 seconds to watch this. Incredible. What a great human being.

@TheCinesthetic LOVED him in these movies!!!

Agent Smith in The Matrix (1999) is iconic. Hugo Weaving’s clipped delivery, refusal to blink, and immaculate stillness give the character a bureaucratic menace, like an idea enforcing itself rather than a villain chasing power.

@JuliannaRettig Hey Julianna!!! Great to hear from you! How are you?

@ChojJoe Hey Coach Joe!! Good luck on the recruiting trail.

I’ll be “On the Road” this weekend looking for some future Dolphins 👀🐬🏐 #nycopen

@nut_history Respectfully disagree. The fact that he did not say anything to either manager before the game started, or give Syndergaard a warning was WRONG! If his “ass was in the jackpot” and “knew the situation” then he should have said that before the game started!!

Can’t believe the “conversation” between Mets Manager Terry Collins and Umpire Tom Hallion is already ten years old. I gotta give that umpire his credit to his profession. Listening and not losing his cool, understanding the situation and emotions flowing high. MLB needs more of this. “Listen to me, let me hear what I’m saying” is also an all-time classic.

@exquizitely Loved this game!!! So much fun!!

Fun Fact: When Punch-Out!! first came out for the NES (1987), Mike Tyson was asked if he was able to beat himself in the game. He responded that he couldn't even get past Glass Joe. So remember, whenever you laugh at Joe's 1-99 record, the one person Glass Joe beat was Mike Tyson. Whether that myth is true or not, I don't know, but one thing is for sure - this was one of the most fun games I ever played. There are a few iconic games for the NES, and to me Punch Out!! is one of those. It was the classic "Ah, one more try" type of game, trying to reach that next level and ultimately fighting against Mike Tyson. Though a single-player game, this was the most fun when you had your friends around and everyone "being in your corner" cheering you on to get the T(KO). Good times!

@TheCinesthetic LOVED him in this movie!!!!

Agent Smith’s “humanity is a virus” monologue in The Matrix (1999) is one of the coldest villain speeches ever written. Hugo Weaving delivers it with such calm certainty that it sticks with you long after the scene ends.

@emilyehman Fantastic job calling the game!!! 👍🏻🏐

Helluva day of volleyball. Wow.

@ATRightMovies Legend!!!!

GOODFELLAS (1990) Through the kitchen, past the chefs, into the club, table appears at the front. Henry Hill showing Karen his world. Scorsese showing us his.

@TheMafiaPoint Behind his back AND over his head??? Priceless!!! 😜

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@TheCinesthetic Chris’ response of “His house looked like shit” gets me EVERY time!

“Pine Barrens” from The Sopranos works as a perfect standalone episode. A mob drama turns into an absurd survival story in the snow and somehow becomes one of the greatest hours of TV ever made.

Before you complain about their attitude, check your attitude. Before you complain about their effort, check your effort. Before you complain about their leadership, check your leadership. You wouldn't allow excuses for them, don't make excuses for yourself. Live the standard.

@KbergVolleyball Lori Dengel (class of 2002) previously held the record.

A 23 yr record was broken Saturday @ the 32 team Smithtown Invitational when O’Sullivan served all the points in a single game, paving the way to the Firebirds’ 7-1 quarterfinal finish! Highlights vs Hauppauge below! 🧨🔥🏐 hudl.com/v/2SqHV4