Steven Coburn

Given how subjective our interests are saying what film is best or worst isn't fun to me. I'd rather know what your FAVORITE films are. Good or bad, critically acclaimed or box office bomb, what do YOU like? Whats your personality when it comes to these? Here's mine. Template 👇

Heroes get remembered, but legends never die! Rest in Power, Chuck Norris!

🕊️ Chuck Norris has died at 86. tmz.me/N3EVxQe

Today is the 23rd anniversary of Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire! ♥️💙

Take me back to this 👇

@BarDown @GoldenKnights Credit to @SinBinVegas for asking

Bruce Cassidy names the Golden Knight he’d want as an emergency referee 👀😅 (via @GoldenKnights)

The Luck of the Irish (2001)

Back in 1999 Burger King promoted items ft 23-karat gold-plated cards released to celebrate Pokemon: The First Movie Customers could purchase one of six different Pokemon for $1.99 with any meal and each card came in a protective case inside a plastic Poke Ball

USA completes the Hockey Trifecta in the Olympics

when Burger King was giving out gold-plated Pokémon cards with their Big Kids Meals (1999)

Meanwhile, The NHL on a random Sunday:

So uh EA this? 🔥 @EASPORTSNHL @IIHFHockey 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

2012. MSNBC’s Alex Wagner and Neera Tanden rip Boston Bruins player Tim Thomas for not going to the White House after the team was invited by Obama for winning the Stanley Cup. Tanden: “This is kind of the hyper-partisanship that just irritates everybody." “It's like, just go to the White House. You don't have to run an ad or cut a commercial or anything. Just go to the White House, take part, celebrate just like everybody else celebrates with Republicans or Democratic presidents. Wagner: “Especially when you're getting honored." Oh.

If you can’t celebrate an Olympic accomplishment for and by the USA 🇺🇸, you are on the wrong side. Period. We truly reached the theater of the absurd when it became “news” last week that hockey players are proud of their country.

And done! My tribute/homage to Giant Size X-Men! Took ages and a lot of sweat. Hope I make Gill and Dave proud. instagram.com/p/DVI8syIiIKa/…

Happy Birthday to the ambitious and unstoppable CEO and scientist Lex Luthor, who most definitely is NOT a villain, but instead of protector of earth and humanity (he swears on a stack of Bibles). We'll see how he does working with arch-nemesis Superman in MAN OF TOMORROW, in theaters summer of 27. He first appeared in SUPERMAN #4, written by Jerry Siegel, with pencils by Joe Shuster and inks by Paul Cassidy.

Absolute banger of a movie ending right here, unbeaten since 1995 ⚡️

Batman would approve this new Lamborghini design.

New trailer for DC Next level!

An All-Time GIF right here