Ryan Terry

@MatineeMode Here’s my Rob Reiner Ranking. 1-6 are excellent, 7 and 8 are quite good, 9 is admirable and 10 doesn’t quite come together, but there is some stellar acting work, especially from Goldberg and Woods. 11 is an irredeemable dumpster fire!

@MatineeMode Looks as though Mr. Ebert had to…curb his enthusiasm.

@MatineeMode I have to see that at some point. I’ve seen the first 30 or so minutes, but that’s it thus far. For my money, it’s Stiller in either Heavyweights or Flirting with Disaster and Pullman in The Serpent and the Rainbow, which I just watched for the first time over the weekend.

Is ZERO EFFECT the best that Bill Pullman and Ben Stiller have ever been in a film? A case can be made.

@MatineeMode It’s that Eisner/Iger thing.

@MatineeMode Um. Does Bob not know what a double entendre is?

@MatineeMode Oh yeah! We definitely need you back on Bluesky. That site needs more ‘80s/‘90s film appreciation.

Legends only.

@classic_film 19. I Can Dream About You (1984) by Dan Hartman

Let's play the #LostLyricsGame! Given the lyrics below, name the song title. Include the number and title in your reply. Please answer JUST ONE so other people can have fun, too. And, hey, you can't search the web for the answers! All these songs hit the Top 40 in the U.S.

@ACMillerAuthor I’ve been trying to avoid Twitter recently due to…everything, but this is my kind of prompt. So here are four of my favourites for your viewing pleasure.: -Gay Purr-ee (1962) -Bells Are Ringing (1960) -A Night at the Opera (1935) -Crossing Delancey (1988)

What's a good pick-me-up movie? I'm in need of several.

I feel as though you would enjoy Porco Rosso, Shane. I want to complete the Pixar films list but Cars 2 and Cars 3 are radiating bad vibes.

@Questionery1 @DonKeyusmc @AnnCoulter I’m sure Gwen and Governor Walz thank you for the advice Dr. Turnovereffoff.

@DonKeyusmc @AnnCoulter I agree. But I also don’t like politicians using their kids as pawns. The campaign isn’t stupid they knew exactly what the kids response would be and they used him.

@judysquirrels I also liked The Sweetest Thing and quite enjoyed the first Charlie’s Angels film.

lmaoooooo

@ngadc The Swing by Jean-Honoré Fragonard

What’s a painting that always puts you in a good mood? We’ll go first: “Landscape at Les Pâtis, Pontoise” by Camille Pissarro

@MatineeMode He’s back!

But, in the event I wasn’t allowed to choose Who Framed Roger Rabbit due to rights issues, I’d pick The Window (1949) instead.:

If you could curate any 4 movies to add to the Criterion Collection, what would you pick? These 4:

@Carlos_Film @IndieWire I wish a second Pixar film had made it onto the list, particularly Finding Nemo and/or Ratatouille. But I’m glad to see the love for Persepolis, Michael Clayton, Marie Antoinette, Love & Basketball and Catch Me If You Can. And, of course, Fantastic Mr. Fox.

Delighted to be part of the great group of writers featured in this @IndieWire list of the best movies do the 2000s. I wrote about 3 animated films and 2 Mexican films: indiewire.com/features/best-…

@MJMcKean Marcel Marceau in the role of Michael Myers?

Chicago: did we ever figure out who the fifth face is?

@acnewsitics “Remember Eddie, when I killed your brother, I talked just like thiiiiiiiis!”

Stop calling Republicans weird

@PhillyMovieNerd Cats Don’t Dance (1997) Babe: Pig in the City (1998) The Ghost and the Darkness (1996) The Crucible (1996) Teacher’s Pet (2004) The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes (1969) Oliver & Company (1988) Stir of Echoes (1999) The Journey of Natty Gann (1985) Johnny Guitar (1954)

@AppreciatesNick @drvolts Trump keeps bringing up Hannibal Lecter in speeches as if he were both real which is untrue and dead which is canonically untrue. Isn’t that a little weird to you?

@drvolts Yea, Republicans are the weird ones.