The Lake House was released in movie theaters 19 years ago today.
More great chemistry between Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves.
Grease was released in movie theaters 47 years ago today.
Definitely time for a re-watch. It's been a while.
Repeat Performance (1947)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repeat_Performance
Woman holding a smoking handgun, as depicted by someone who has never seen a handgun, or indeed smoke.
I love the shadow of her hand falling across her chest, and her expression, which is kind of "seriously, I had to shoot someone again?" rather than anger.
Batman Begins was released in movie theaters 20 years ago today.
The Tumbler just rocks.
Bull Durham was released in movie theaters 37 years ago today.
Field of Dreams is my all-time favorite sports movie, but Bull Durham isn't far behind.
Rocky II was released in movie theaters 46 years ago today.
This is my favorite movie from the Rocky series and this is my favorite scene.
RIVER RETURNS
Ein magischer Liebesfilm in einer wunderbaren Landschaft, das Grün des Waldes strahlt von der Leinwand. Unser erster Eindruck direkt von der #NipponConnection25.
https://schoener-denken.de/blog/river-returns-nipponconnection2025/
feat. @dieMelanie Sneaky Monday und @MarkusMaeurer
#filmastodon #cinemastodon
Slightly Scarlet (1956)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slightly_Scarlet_(1956_film)
How can something be "slightly" scarlet? You're either scarlet or you're not. People who know colour theory please chime in.
How many times have I typed "red headed woman in a green dress" in doing the Alt text for these things? I honestly might do some kind of histogram.
The Cable Guy was released in movie theaters 29 years ago today.
Jim Carrey's character annoyed the hell out of me the first time I saw this movie. I hadn't watched it in a while and recently re-watched it and wasn't as annoyed (perhaps I'm mellowing with age).
The Dead Don't Die was released in movie theaters 6 years ago today.
Love Adam Driver and Tilda Swinton in this one. And there's Iggy Pop as a zombie.
Based on what you've seen of the new Superman movie so far, what are your current thoughts?
Le Samourai (1967)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Samouraï
Delon here looks like History's Greatest Acting Robot, but the amount of emotion in Nathalie Delon's pose does a ton of work. She's defensive, she's possessive, she's undecided, I love how much that depiction contributes.
Back to School was released in movie theaters 39 years ago today.
The movie that gave us the legendary Triple Lindy.
Predator was released in movie theaters 38 years ago yesterday.
Get to the choppa!
Ferris Bueller's Day Off was released in movie theaters 39 years ago on June 11.
The movie that made us want to skip school and go on a great adventure.
Jurassic Park was released in movie theaters 32 years ago on June 11.
Welcome....to Jurassic Park.
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial was released in movie theaters 43 years ago on June 11.
E.T. phone home!
Raiders of the Lost Ark was released in movie theaters 44 years ago yesterday.
I remember seeing this movie for the first time in the theater and wanting to immediately go back and watch it again. Wow! What a ride!
