Behind the Candelabra What a gem 4/5

everybody grows up, even little Andy Keaton

Liam Neeson lived through the depression and World War 2, yet in 2023, he can still be seen portraying upstanding member's of society who live in white collar, suburban America.

The room was humming harder As the ceiling flew away

Pick 1 #80sTVMoms

My rhymin' skills got you climbin' hills

Dumb Girl youtu.be/aUVeY7Mj-K0 via YouTube

Warchild backed off like a little bitch

pigs

"If you want the ultimate... you gotta pay the ultimate price" -Patrick Swayze, Rambo III

A fish called Wanda is on 80s Jamie Lee Sweet

My top 10 90s gangsters films, ranked: 10 Bound 9 Donnie Brasco 8 The Godfather Part III 7 Bugsy 6 King of New York 5 Miller's Crossing 4 A Bronx Tale 3 Carlito's Way 2 Casino 1 Goodfellas

If Al Pacino and Michael Douglas had a half-brother

my mom rented this for me on VHS about 14 times

In your opinion, who has had the better career as a character actor?

I'm getting tired of a fish called Wanda so I think I'll watch something starring the one and only Jane Fonda, maybe the one where she drives a yellow Honda, or that other one where she heroically travels to Uganda in search of a one-legged blind priest who knew Mahatma

Barbarosa 1982 · 1 hr 29 min PG Western · Action · Adventure A young cowboy hooks up with a legendary outlaw, and before long both are on the run from the law. Starring: Willie Nelson, Gary Busey