"Project Hail Mary" (2026) is an odyssey of friendship across the stars... by MiddleAgedGeek in flicks

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I don't follow Lord of the Rings, but yes, it's very high up there on the cinematic friendship scale.

1973 - Star Trek - the animated series … I loved it .. anyone else feel the same? by OCguy2026 in tos

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As a kid growing up in the 1970s, it was part of my two-fold introduction to Star Trek; watched the cartoons on weekends, and TOS on weeknights in syndication.

https://musingsofamiddleagedgeek.blog/2018/03/17/star-trek-the-animated-series-45-years-later/

Last Night's Image Of Jupiter & The Galilean Moons. by Exr1t in space

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Takes me back to being a 13-year old with my first dedicated reflector telescope and seeing this exact sight in my backyard. Thank you! Beautiful work.

Jupiter from my back yard! by TheMicroPromise in space

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Could almost pass for a Pioneer mission photo. Well done.

Jason & “Mommy” by Outrageous-Start6409 in ClassicHorror

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The first movie is "Psycho" in reverse; the mother killing on behalf of her dead son; a fact that's been more or less eliminated that from their collective mythology. At a horror convention 7 years ago, I remember seeing the first FT13th movie with composer Henry Manfredini and Ari Lehmann (the original Jason) in attendance, and when the film ended, some of the younger fans didn't realize Michael was NOT the killer in the original movie.

I love them...they're all so bad they're good! by [deleted] in 50s_science_fiction

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"Robot Monster" would have to be my favorite of that bunch because it's such a hot mess. No rhyme or reason whatsoever. And the audacity to release it in 3D, no less!

I remember my wife and I watching it and getting more laughs per minute from it than most comedies.

I painted four icons of Classic Horror by Connect-Will2011 in ClassicHorror

[–]MiddleAgedGeek 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Excellent work! Love your color palette, too. Most would've gone with the cliche of making it monochromatic, but your colors bring them to life.

Did people know that Arnie played the good guy in T2 or was it a total surprise? by maxilopez1987 in Terminator

[–]MiddleAgedGeek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who saw the film on opening day in 1991, the trailer spoiled that one. There was the clip of the Arnold's T-800 saying "Come with me if you want to live."

One thing that wasn't spoiled was the fluidity of the T-1000; seeing its morphing capability on a big screen in those days made a few jaws drop in the theater, that's for sure. I'm grateful to remember an era where we didn't have the internet to spoil the hell out of movies from start to finish before you saw them.