!Guy Gadbois

@MbarkCherguia Even Poseidon knows that's Popeye, Plissken!

Without cheating... who is this? ​WRONG ANSWERS ONLY.

@RockstarGames Dear Santa, 6 or more single player missions for 5. Love, old offline gamer.

GTA Online: A Safehouse in the Hills, now available. Choose a lavish new mansion property from three distinct locations in Los Santos’ most exclusive neighborhoods and be greeted by a familiar face. Plus, get the new Progen Luiva supercar, and more. Play now.

@aptera_motors Dear Santa, we'd love an aptera... we're tired of coal. Love, good us'es.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Team Aptera 🎄🎁 We’re wrapping up the year hard at work on validation vehicles and sending warm wishes to everyone celebrating with friends and family. Santa, if you’re looking to upgrade the sleigh… we’ve got space. 😉

@TheCinesthetic Small moves Ellie.

Jodie Foster traveling to the Vega star system, 26 light years from Earth, in Contact. Cosmic wonder treated with seriousness, restraint, and awe. God, this movie is so good.

@Variety Like many others, kid-me loved Gil's portrayal of Buck. Cancer sucks. RIP.

Gil Gerard, the actor who starred as the titular hero in “Buck Rogers in the 25th Century,” has died after a battle with cancer. He was 82. "My life has been an amazing journey. The opportunities I’ve had, the people I’ve met and the love I have given and received have made my 82 years on the planet deeply satisfying," Gerard wrote in statement before his death and shared posthumously by his wife. "My journey has taken me from Arkansas to New York to Los Angeles, and finally, to my home in North Georgia with my amazing wife, Janet, of 18 years. It’s been a great ride, but inevitably one that comes to a close as mine has. Don’t waste your time on anything that doesn’t thrill you or bring you love. See you out somewhere in the cosmos." variety.com/2025/tv/obitua…

@curiosityonx ...or the gift store.

It's crazy how close the meteorite came to hitting the visitor center.

@CinemaTweets1 "Throw momma from the train" has a scene with Billy and Rob that this pic reminded me of. What a bummer situation. RIP.

Cinema is Lifelong Friendship

@TheCinesthetic And still makes me laugh.

In Bruce Almighty (2003), Steve Carell landed the role because he was the only actor in auditions who nailed the anchor breakdown scene where Jim Carrey makes him speak gibberish. It became one of his breakthrough moments and helped launch his career.

@ATRightMovies Catch ya later Bill and Ronny.

@RetroMoviesDB The soundtrack anyway.

The Opening credits for Superman (1978) are second to none. (Credit: John Williams)

@aptera_motors Looking forward to a day we don't need to imagine to be doing this.

Side-eyeing gas cars like 👀

@MarkMcGrathCFP ...the dreaded kawasaki ninja effect? Seems like a good scooby doo mystery.

What did I miss And if anyone mentions Kiyosaki I'll block and report you

@fnmaniac @TheCinesthetic PC load letter... Wtf ?!@#

Office Space (1999) gets funnier with every rewatch. What started as a flop became one of the most quoted comedies ever. Mike Judge captured corporate misery so perfectly that real offices still use “TPS report” as shorthand for pointless busywork.

@TheCinesthetic When the references are met with blank stares from new grads you can bet that company will be repeating all the mistakes leading to the Y2K joke underlaying Office Space. Kinda sad...kinda humorous: Hoomans r adorbsable.

@CollinRugg Just need enough runway to get to 88 mph... Then, boom, magic time.

NEW: Elon Musk says the new Tesla Roadster will be one of the most "unforgettable" things ever experienced, teases that it may be able to fly. "This will be one thing I can guarantee is that this product demo will be unforgettable." "My friend Peter Thiel once reflected that the future was supposed to have flying cars..."

@joerogan @elonmusk Fun listen, thank you. Off the cuff, it seems like instead of parties we need to start practice political sobriety.

3 hours and 18 minutes of fun with @elonmusk

@AbnormalMind112 @ATRightMovies 💯

@ATRightMovies TOUCH OF EVIL (1958). The opening scene.

What is the best tracking shot in a film?

@furioustheguy @ATRightMovies (Yeah, this movie probably is my favorite for that shot too!) Though the opening sequence of "Touch of Evil" is up there too.)

@ATRightMovies Does 1917 count? It *seems* like one continuous unbroken shot (well, two, technically) when you watch it.

@TheStingisBack ...a better read. (Watership Down.)

Hey kids! Wanna see a fun bunny movie? - lifelong emotional scars incoming.

@RetroMoviesDB T-1000

Name a Sylvester Stallone role that is not Rocky...