2026 Movies and TV Shows

scotchandcigar said:
When we saw Michael over the weekend, the tickets (ordered online) were $12 each, plus a $4 convenience fee. At the concessions, a small slurpee (actually not that small) was $10, and with a popcorn and junior mints, it was about the same as the tickets ($28). But this is a rare thing for us to do, and it's just like the cost of going out to dinner, so no big deal.
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They can get us with the food.
The Burger Meals are $17. Even our Kiddie combo's are $7. They have free popcorn on Tuesday and $3 Hot Dogs but the soda's are like $8. Last time my wife and I went together, we shared a Pepsi. I tried to do the old Laurel and Hardy joke that my half of the soda was at the bottom so I had to drink the top to get to my bottom
 
scotchandcigar said:
, as well as Hacks.
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My Sweetie has been watching this in the living room. She is hooked. I have seen a few scenes coming in and out of the house. Looks good, I'm wondering if that movie that came out in January that I missed "Is This Thing On" is a copy of "Hacks".
 
I want to see that. I'll wait for streaming for it.

This morning, I purchased Spider-Man: Brand New Tickets. The film comes out end of July 30th.
 
1. A Bay Of Blood ( 1971 )
2. The Strange Vice Of Mrs. Wardh ( 1971 )
3. Strip Nude For Your Killer ( 1975 )
4. Don't Torture A Duckling ( 1972 )
5. Send Help ( 2026 )
6. A New Love In Tokyo ( 1994 )
7. Love Object ( 2003 )
8. Arco ( 2026 )
9. The Howling III : The Marsupials ( 1987 )
10. One Battle After Another ( 2025 )
11. Alien Seed ( 1989 )
12. Alice In Wonderland/Through The Looking Glass ( 1981/1982 )
13. The Evil Of Frankenstein ( 1964 )
14. Tale Of Tales ( 1979 )
15. Vertigo ( 1958 )
16. Allegro Non Troppo ( 1976 )
17. Bubba Ho-Tep ( 2002 )
18. Shotgun ( 1989 )
19. The Fabulous Baron Munchausen ( 1962 )
20. Last Year In Marenbad ( 1962 )
21. Project Hail Mary ( 2026 )
22. The Terribly Sad Princess ( 1968 )
23. The Girl On The Broomstick ( 1972 )
24. The Crimson Kimono ( 1959 )
25. The Mandalorian And Grogu ( 2026 )
26. The Cassandra Cat ( 1963 )
27. Deep Rising ( 1998 )
28. Gojira ( 1954 )
29. The Green Fog ( 2017 )
30. Ikiru ( 1952 )
31. The Ear ( 1970 )
32. The Jackhammer Masscre ( 2004 )
33. Planet Of The Apes ( 1968 )

1-4 : The annual "Giallo-ary" series at Stray Cat Film Center
7, 11, 18, 32 : Projected from VHS copies
10, 15, 21 : Projected from 70mm film
19, 22, 23 & 26 : Part of the "Eastern Bloc Party" series
30 & 31 : Part of worldwide "Bleak Week" festival


Added 4 new titles from the last couple weeks. As someone who was born in the mid-60's, it's not surprising I was a "Planet Of The Apes" kid. Saw the movies a bazillion times, had the toys, etc. But last night was the first time I ever got to see the original film on the big screen. And man, was it great.
 
I guess I can't edit at this point, so I'll have to paste my list again.

1. A Bay Of Blood ( 1971 )
2. The Strange Vice Of Mrs. Wardh ( 1971 )
3. Strip Nude For Your Killer ( 1975 )
4. Don't Torture A Duckling ( 1972 )
5. Send Help ( 2026 )
6. A New Love In Tokyo ( 1994 )
7. Love Object ( 2003 )
8. Arco ( 2026 )
9. The Howling III : The Marsupials ( 1987 )
10. One Battle After Another ( 2025 )
11. Alien Seed ( 1989 )
12. Alice In Wonderland/Through The Looking Glass ( 1981/1982 )
13. The Evil Of Frankenstein ( 1964 )
14. Tale Of Tales ( 1979 )
15. Vertigo ( 1958 )
16. Allegro Non Troppo ( 1976 )
17. Bubba Ho-Tep ( 2002 )
18. Shotgun ( 1989 )
19. The Fabulous Baron Munchausen ( 1962 )
20. Last Year In Marenbad ( 1962 )
21. Project Hail Mary ( 2026 )
22. The Terribly Sad Princess ( 1968 )
23. The Girl On The Broomstick ( 1972 )
24. The Crimson Kimono ( 1959 )
25. The Mandalorian And Grogu ( 2026 )
26. The Cassandra Cat ( 1963 )
27. Deep Rising ( 1998 )
28. Gojira ( 1954 )
29. The Green Fog ( 2017 )
30. Ikiru ( 1952 )
31. The Ear ( 1970 )
32. The Jackhammer Masscre ( 2004 )
33. Planet Of The Apes ( 1968 )
34. Godzilla VS Hedorah ( 1971 )

Got to see one of my favorite Godzilla foes on the big screen for the first time this week. I actually don't have any theater trips planned for the next ffew days...hope I don't go into withdrawls.
 
"Young Washington" was a very good movie. From the previews, I thought it was going to be boring, but it was far from it.
And we both got a hot dog for $2.50, a small popcorn for $2.50 and the shocker: a medium soda for $2.50. The 4th of July Weekend special.
 
I never mentioned we were watching Widow's Bay on Apple TV. And the reason I never did was that I was unsure what I thought about it. Well, we finished the season, and I still don't know what to say. The show has a 98% critics' rating from Rotten Tomatoes, and a 93% viewer rating.

Supposedly, Stephen King loves it. So maybe watch it, and see what you think. I guess a 2nd season is planned.
 
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