This just shot up onto my most-anticipated list. John Candy is, was, and shall always be one of the greats.

Life moves pretty fast...from FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF to THE LIFE OF CHUCK, star Mia Sara makes a return to the red carpet after a 15-year hiatus. 💙

Allow me to ponder for a moment about what might have been…

This is literally me with my cat Autumn every time I pick up a book.

Must be nice for Tom Felton to not have to be “attuned” to Rowling’s awfulness. Doesn’t personally affect him, so why should he care?

There are those rarest of times when I witness a film so special, so profound & so inspiring I know instantly it’s not only the best of the year, but an all-timer. Mike Flanagan’s THE LIFE OF CHUCK is this latest cinematic shooting star. It opens wide this weekend. Don’t miss it.

I’m gonna need Daphne Zuniga announced for the cast of SPACEBALLS 2, stat. Josh Gad Mel Brooks

Hold the phone! There is going to be an upcoming Pixar film called GATTO about a black cat in Venice, and it’s going to be hand-painted?! Will I survive?! Stay tuned in 2027.

GREASE 2.

This honestly sounds like everything I need in a SCREAM 7.

babe what’s wrong you’ve hardly touched your extra large ELIO’S GLORP

Could I have “Old News for 1000, Ken?”

Nicholas Galitzine truly transformed himself to play He-Man, and I give him all the snaps for his dedication to MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE. That said, I can’t wait for him to deflate back down to normal size.

Yes! 3 stars and above on Letterboxd means I liked it.

The one scene in Bring Her Back (2025)

Danny Boyle’s 28 YEARS LATER is tense and bleakly transfixing, a sequel not only well worth the wait but the series’ best, most emotionally resounding installment yet. Kudos for so brilliantly including the chilling recitation of Rudyard Kipling’s “Boots” as used in the trailers.

I’ll give you one guess.

Dry

This is true. For me, it was, and shall always be, Jamie Lee Curtis.