There are so many stupid lines in comedy movies that manage to also be genius. Was just rewatching spaceballs and the whole "1,2,3,4,5" joke is so good lmao.

"Amazing... the same combination I have on my LUGGAGE!"

Darth helmet and colonel sanders exchange looks

What comedy lines have this same energy? Easy-to-understand while also somehow being clever.

Key points from the article:

• Spans 12 minutes with over 400 shots

• Contains approx 3,000 characters

• 5 distinct sets were made — all combined were larger than the length of a building

• One person was specifically hired to track scarring & scratching on the lead character throughout the battle to ensure maximum detail

Hey horror fans!

We're giving away FREE tickets to upcoming screenings of the horror movie YOU CAN'T LEAVE!

You Can't Leave | Official Trailer | Only In Theaters October 16th

Screenings are available at the following theaters:

CALIFORNIA

• Salinas: Cinemark Century 14 Northridge Mall
• Victorville: Cinemark Victorville 16 + XD
• Eureka: Coming Attractions Broadway Cinema
• San Ramon: The LOT City Center

KENTUCKY

• Louisville: Cinemark Preston Crossing 16

TEXAS

• Grand Prairie: Premiere Grand Prairie 10
• Abilene: Premiere Abilene 10

WASHINGTON

• Chehalis: Coming Attractions Midway Cinema

ALASKA

• Wasilla: Coming Attractions Valley Cinema 12

HOW TO GET TICKETS

Tickets are completely FREE and available on a first come, first served basis. Everyone is welcome!

If you're a horror fan or just looking for a free night at the movies, we'd love to have you!

Interested? Drop a comment below or send me a DM with your preferred theater, and I'll share the details on how to claim your tickets.

Limited seats available, so don't miss out!

I've been reading the news about Digger flop: "Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ Now Stands to Lose $245 Million After Dropping 60% in Second Weekend". How is it usually going inside of the studio? Do they just shrug and support each other? Is the executive producer the main party responsible? Market research? Not the director and writers right?

I've started putting together a Letterboxd list called Dr Pangloss Roll Call, named after the absurdly optimistic philosopher from Voltaire's Candide.

Essentially, we're looking for cinema's eternal optimists. Characters whose confidence that everything will turn out brilliantly survives overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

My opening five:

• Clark Griswold — National Lampoon's Vacation
• Ed Wood — Ed Wood
• Ernest P. Worrell — Ernest Goes to Camp
• Buzz Lightyear — Toy Story
• Del Griffith — Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Some are wonderfully deluded, others simply refuse to let reality get in the way of a positive outlook.

So, who else belongs on the roll call? And who have I overlooked completely?

I'm hoping to build the list from everyone's suggestions.

I'm a member of aaa24 and I have a free spare movie ticket to Misty Green. If someone would like it, please message me and we can work out a time. I can book it for any amc or regal(plus other major chains) I really dont want it to go to waste and would love for someone to get enjoyment out of this. Just a note-it may not be showing in every theater.

Hey everyone I'll be doing 1 of these a week to show off my collection. So far, I'm appreciating the comments & feedback. 2027 will be 20 years for trading and it's not just the trading that I enjoy, it's the stories of where this stuff originates which I find fascinating. This variation of the Creepshow workprint is from George Romero's personal VHS which is the reason as to why the video & audio quality are better than what's been going around for years.

According to Variety, Parker Posey is set to star in Sleepover, an upcoming horror film from Blumhouse, Atomic Monster, and Universal. The casting announcement is the focus of the report, which provides further details about the project and the people involved. For the full story and any additional confirmed information about the film, see the original Variety article linked above.

I liked it more than I thought I would, but the ending should've been them bringing brian to the ocean since they were literally there in the scene after they killed him. They tried to make a sentimental brotherhood part at the end too which made no sense cause he just killed his brother. That part would've hit way harder if they brought him to the ocean to pass.

Based on the novel “The Haunting of Hill House” by Shirley Jackson The Haunting is about Dr. John Markway (Richard Johnson) who is a Anthropologist and he invites three people Eleanor Lance (Julie Harris), Theodora (Claire Bliom) and Luke Sannerson (Russ Tamblyn) to stay at this isolated, notoriously sinister Hill House to investigate paranormal activity going on in the house. The film is a classic with good performances from our 4 lead characters, Eleanor is a interesting character who is left feeling guilt after the death of her mother and also who has experienced ghosts as a child and throughout the film she narrates and we are in her conscious mind of how she is feeling. The film is also eerie and creepy and it blends all that together nicely. If you haven’t seen the film it’s worth a watch.