Dominic Mark Ashman

@ALFsplaining The one where ALF finally eats Lucky - classic episode

Next week on ALFsplaining possibly the funniest screengrab we've ever made.

@JonathanPieNews Exactly, if you're going to get angry about modern Easter eggs, get angry about the lack of ceramic mugs, not the words on the box

Here are some Easter eggs from the 1980's with no mention of Easter on the packaging. My personal favourite was the Lion Bar one. Can we all move on from this now please?

British DJ Chris Moyles attends Radio One's "One Big Sunday" at Hyde Park (2001)

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@VHSDVDBLURAY4K Not looking great for me then 🥲

Whatever movie was number one when you were 10 years old is how your 2026 is gonna go

@25YearsAgoLive I know! Odd that no one remembers, especially as it only came out 5 years ago

It perplexes this reporter that nobody has compared this practice to the Happy Gilmore retirement community sweatshop

Senior citizens at the Bonne Bell factory in Lakewood, Ohio assemble cosmetics for $7.50/hr. The seniors work to help pay increased healthcare costs that come with their age.

@GummiVenusDMilo I only know anything about Little House on the Prairie because of Family Guy references. I knew there was a blind character but I assumed she was blind the whole show, didn't realise her becoming blind was a plot point!

Wtf is Little House on the Prairie? I've watched four seasons of cute, fun, wholesome episodes, and then Mary wakes up screaming because she's gone blind.

@Criminalsimpson "That's some nice grilling there Kearney. Isn't grilling with propane much more fun than charcoal?"

@TyneFlashback Was there in July!

Nothing like a walk along the coast on a fresh January morning ☕

@Noirchick1 Bringing up Baby (1938)

If you had to recommend a black and white film to one who had never see one -what would be your choice?

@Ian_Fisch @CigsMake I also don't know of a 1994 movie called 'Marry Criel'

@CigsMake Obvious AI. Arcade game marquis are nonsense words. The woman is holding a cup of popcorn.

The world you grew up in no longer exists.

@RealPaulPutner @ScarredForLife2 I've got a single of her version of the clapping song. Some budget release I believe. Think there was a Tremeloes single on the other side

Chazza shop find of the weekend. 4 quid. Anita Harris - Cuddley Toy (1969). It's very well produced and some of it quite groovy. There's a cover of Hey Jude that does the most unexpected handbrake turn halfway through. One for @ScarredForLife2 Hey Jude youtube.com/watch?v=vSYlDD…

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@ATRightMovies Hate to say it, but probably this...

What was the first film you saw Christopher Walken in?

@ATRightMovies Explains why it used to turn up on a lot of budget DVD collections back in the day. Presumably distributors trying to claw back some of their losses!

The film cost $4.5m and made just $500k on its original theatrical run. This may have partly been due to premiering a month after 9/11. Moviegoers weren’t really in the mood for airplane-crashing darkness, and the film flopped. 35/36

DONNIE DARKO was released 24 years ago this week. A cult classic that launched the career of Jake Gyllenhaal as a Hollywood star, the making of story is as out there as talking rabbit… 1/36

@jamie_graham9 Watch Summer Rental, underrated gem

Treating myself to a little season of John Candy movies. Splash last night, Uncle Buck tonight

@Noirchick1 Skippy, the bush kangaroo

What was your favorite television animal show?

@ATRightMovies Clint who? Shame he never did anything else

Sergio Leone talks about casting an inexperienced Clint Eastwood in A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS.

@jcs_HC @25YearsAgoLive When I was a kid and the children's programme hosts were giving out their new-fangled web address, they would do hand actions like a karate chop when saying 'forward slash'

@25YearsAgoLive Love how you wrote 'on-line' insteed of online. Like how in ad's back then, they were saying www.

A teaser trailer for upcoming Pixar film Monsters, Inc. drops on the Internet. Film studios do not typically release trailers on-line, so this might be the beginning of a greater trend.