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She's in a few scenes at the beginning and end. I haven't watched it in years so can't necessarily say how much in the middle. Another idea for an early Nat Po appearance: Star Wars: Episode 1: The Phantom Menace.

Black Swan is a must. Gonna say Mars Attacks! for an early performance. Jackie is alright but Annihilation might also be an interesting film to discuss.

And in the inverse, 2-4 of them are better and more ambitious than the vast majority of Marvel Films.

Obviously it sounds like a Spider-Man episode it being planned but whenever the Fox X-Men Flickchart Forum happens, I will throw my hat in for that since, well, me! Way I figure, that's 7 films with X-Men in their title (X-Men, X-2, The Last Stand, First Class, Days of Future Past, Apocalypse, Dark Phoenix), 3 Wolverine Films (X-Men Origins: Wolverine, The Wolverine, Logan), The New Mutants, and maybe Deadpool and Deadpool 2.

Civil War if you're so inclined but the in-name only Spider-Man films are probably best. That said, definitely consider the Pilot Film for the 1977 Spider-Man tv-series, if just for the variety!

I mean, I'd watch it!

The Mummy, Network.

One of the video essayist I watch recently did a video on the Time Square WWE restaurant and I did not realize just how much of a trainwreck the place was.

Pinocchio, The Fugitive, Fantasia, Logan, Dirty Dancing.

I was thinking the same. It was a very meh hour that made me a little less excited for the back-half of the series.

Fair enough. If you have a more definite timeline down the line, I'll make time.

Transformers: The Last Knight. Because I'm evil and it also kind of pinpoints where he just decided to start getting checks instead of reading the scripts.

Oh yeah, 100% I'm down to show up just to hang out with other people!

So, I'm currently planning out any Summer Trips. C2E2 is August 5th-7th and depending on the COVID numbers, I might check it out. Don't know if anyone else might be thinking of being in the area or whatnot so just starting to get the ball rolling. I'm also considering just taking a few days to go to New York but that trip might be taken up by other friend groups but that's everything on the table.

Happiest of Happy Birthdays to our Commander in Chief!

Little Shop.

Definitely Clue.

I'd also add: Hold off on buying too many games for a tad bit longer if you can. Nintendo announced their Black Friday sales which are active from the 21st through 27th. Breath of the Wild, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Xenoblade, and Link's Awakening are the highlights along with the discounted Ring Fit Adventure.

Honest suggestion: Pick up a controller. The JoyCons are good for some games but others are iffy at best and drift on the sticks is a common problem. Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey are both high recommends since you'll get tons of gameplay out of them.

Quentin Tarantino films might be a good one. 9-10 films (Depends on if you view Kill Bill as a single film or two.) They also cover a rather diverse set of genres!

I briefly brought up the Tarantino cameo in Muppets' Wizard of Oz. I found it on YouTube.

I've been debating what to make next year's Film Project. After doing all the Disney films this year, watching all the Bond Films (plus the handful of unofficials) seems like a fun (and less time-consuming) idea.

Clue, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Ferngully: The Last Rainforest

Rick Morranis - Little Shop of Horrors, Honey I Shrunk The Kids, Little Giants