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Chevy Chase's dry delivery was so good. Funny Farm deserves way more love.
This is such a funny clip from a great movie. Chevy Chase and Madolyn Smith star in Funny Farm. Chevy was on a great run in the 80s and this was one of his more underrated films. It came out in 88' but didn' get the same results as the Vacation movies, Spies Like Us, or Fletch. Good stuff though. 🤣🤣🤣
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Good morning y’all, Happy Monday! Bright eyed and bushy tailed! It’s time to rise and shine you wonderful bunch of deplorable Patriots!
Got coffee?
Relatively calm weekend for me, I guess the infection is wearing me out a little bit. I watched some YouTube videos on XJ’s, replacing the factory rockers with 2x6 steel tubing.
Remember, be kind.
Stanwyck was incredible in this. That whole movie is still so damn sharp.
#Bales2026FilmChallenge
Nov. 8 ... Recommendation for someone who has never seen a movie by Julia Roberts, Meg Ryan, Sandra Bullock or Barbara Stanwyck
Stanwyck's tour de force
Double Indemnity (1944)
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The best screen versions of Jane Austen, ranked:
01. Pride & Prejudice (1995)
02. Persuasion (1995)
03. Sense & Sensibility (1995)
04. Pride and Prejudice (2005)
05. Mansfield Park (1983)
06. Northanger Abbey (2007)
07. Persuasion (2007)
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Tim Allen was not Pixar's original choice to voice Buzz Lightyear in 1995's "Toy Story." Director John Lasseter initially favored Billy Crystal, even creating an early animation test using dialogue from Crystal's performance in "When Harry Met Sally." Crystal declined the opportunity, later describing it as his greatest professional regret over a rejected role. Other actors considered for Buzz included Bill Murray, Jim Carrey, and Chevy Chase, one of Allen's comedic inspirations.
Ultimately, Pixar selected Allen, then starring in Disney's hit sitcom "Home Improvement," whose distinctive voice and chemistry with Tom Hanks helped establish one of animation's most recognizable partnerships. Crystal later conceded that Allen was better suited to Buzz, while his own talents found a natural home in Pixar's "Monsters, Inc." as Mike Wazowski.
Sloth is one of the most memorable characters in any 80s movie. What a classic
On this date in 1950, John Matuszak was born. The former NFL defensive lineman later became a familiar face to movie fans as Sloth in the 1985 adventure classic "The Goonies."
BITE-SIZED FACT | Matuszak won two Super Bowls with the Oakland Raiders before his acting role made him part of an enduring piece of 1980s movie nostalgia. He died in 1989 at age 38. #80s
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Kim Seonho showing up at a wedding is an all time wedding guest appearance
The OP posting pics with Seonho at a wedding..
“Please stop asking if it’s an AI-generated edit..
It really is actor Kim Seonho himself 🙏🏼 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ”
#KimSeonho #김선호
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Psycho is still a great movie, and that shower scene is iconic
QP your own 🎬🖤 THROWBACK THURSDAY MOVIE!
The legendary 1960 Alfred Hitchcock classic Psycho and that shower scene that made an entire generation think twice before pulling the curtain closed? 😱
But this time, the girl FIGHTS BACK! 💥🦵 “Wrong girl.” 😏
Happy Throwback Thursday, my friends!🖤🎃
And yes Grok has you wear clothes to shower.
#ThrowbackThursday #Psycho
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Beloved Cheers Star George Wendt Passed Away One Year Ago; He Would've Been Turning 78 if He's Still With Us 🎬🕊️
George Wendt became a television favorite as Norm Peterson on Cheers, turning a simple bar entrance into one of sitcom history’s most recognizable running jokes. His warmth, dry timing, and easygoing charm made Norm feel like someone audiences genuinely knew.
Wendt carried that same likability into film, sketch comedy, animation, and later television, appearing everywhere from Saturday Night Live and House to Fancy Nancy and The Simpsons. He passed away in 2025 at age 76.
Some of his memorable roles included:
• Norm Peterson — Cheers / Frasier / Wings
• Norm Peterson — The Simpsons / Family Guy
• Bob Swerski — Saturday Night Live
• Harold Gorton — House
• Fat Sam — Fletch
• Chet Bronski — Man of the House
• Grandpa Frank Clancy — Fancy Nancy
• Harry Finley — Forever Young
• Buster — Gung Ho
• Raoul — Garfield on the Town
• Mike Shelby — Sabrina the Teenage Witch
• George Coleman — The George Wendt Show
• Buzzy — Clipped
• Georges — I Lost My Body — English Dub Voice
• Santa Claus — Santa Buddies
• Charlie Prince — Dreamscape
Wendt had a gift for making supporting characters feel instantly familiar, whether he was sitting at a bar, stepping into a comedy sketch, or lending his voice to animation.
Happy birthday in heaven George Wendt! and the effortless humor and warmth he brought to generations of viewers 🍻🕊️
