1. The Mandalorian and Grogu (I write, therefore I am)

    About watching the film. It was a fun watch, but really memorable.

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  2. The point of a Harley. (shojiwax.com)

    Camera: Fujifilm XT5

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  3. 🎬 Burn After Reading (Daniel Pietzsch)

    I wanted a Coen movie, I got a Coen movie. Absolutely hilarious. And another fantastic cast. They were all a delight to watch, but I probably liked John Malkovich's performance the most. Also loved the idea with the CIA guy reporting those summaries of what had happened. Clever and funny.👍 Recommended!Next event: Deine Freunde on June 6, 2026, 17:00 at Amphitheater Gelsenkirchen, Gelsenkirchen.

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  4. Man With Berimbau (Helen McCookerybook)
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  5. The Eyes of Eddie Foy (shadowplay)
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  6. Graduated (Chris Glass)

    My great niece has graduated from an educational facility with fortitude.Currently Listening: Tyler the Creator “Enjoy Right Now, Today”Reply via email

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  7. James Gunn Gives The First Look At A Battle Suit Wearing Lex Luthor from MAN OF TOMORROW (blast-o-rama.)

    Fit check. Live from the set of Man of Tomorrow.— James Gunn (@jamesgunn.bsky.social) 2026-06-01T16:01:09.611Z Yeah, that sure is accurate to the comics. I adored Superman (2025). High hopes for this one when it releases in 2027.

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  8. I Guess They’re Making a STREETS OF RAGE Movie? (blast-o-rama.)

    Jennifer Maas / Variety: The film adaptation of Sega‘s iconic “Streets of Rage” video game is alive and well at Lionsgate and has found its new writers: Paramount Pictures’ “Sonic the Hedgehog” film franchise masterminds, Pat Casey and Josh Miller. In addition to the “Sonic” duo, “The Harder They Fall” filmmaker Jeymes Samuel has joined the project to direct. Smart move bringing the Sonic duo into the mix, as they’ve delivered — thus far — three seemingly impossible, quite watchable movies.…

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  9. Thoughts on ZORRO, Part 7: The animated shows (spoilers) (Christopher L. Bennett: Written Worlds)

    Earlier, I mentioned that the first of Henry Darrow’s three Zorro series was Filmation Associates’ 1981 animated series The New Adventures of Zorro. I’m going to repost and revise my discussion from my blog back in 2012: https://christopherlbennett.wordpress.com/2012/12/02/more-vintage-cartoons-filmations-lone-ranger-and-zorro/ The New Adventures was a moderately faithful adaptation featuring characters from the original book — not just Don Diego/Zorro (Henry Darrow) (the second production I’m…

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  10. Summer 2026’s new reality shows & seasons (reality blurred)

    What new reality shows will summer 2026 bring us, besides Love Island USA and Big Brother? What new seasons are coming? My frequently updated guide has them all!

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  11. New documentaries on TV & streaming in summer 2026 (reality blurred)

    This is your frequently updated guide to summer 2026 reality TV specials and streaming documentaries.

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  12. TCM in June: Highlights (Laura's Miscellaneous Musings)

    It's time for a detailed look at the June highlights on Turner Classic Movies!TCM will celebrate the centennial of Marilyn Monroe beginning on Monroe's June 1st birthday. She will continue as Star of the Month for the next three Mondays, ending on June 22nd.The TCM Spotlight will focus on disaster films every Wednesday.This month's Noir Alley movies are THE BLUE DAHLIA (1946) on June 6th and 7th, BLACKOUT (1954) on the 13th and 14th, THE MAN I LOVE (1946) on the 20th-21st, and STOLEN FACE…

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  13. Briefly (1 June 2026) (The Stop Button)

    Movies The Awakening (2011) D: Nick Murphy. S: Rebecca Hall, Dominic West, Imelda Staunton, Isaac Hempstead Wright, Shaun Dooley. Classy enough melodrama about post-Great War ghost hunter Hall going to investigate a boys’ school with a possible killer poltergeist on the roster. She meets various possible (human) suspects, such as fetching vet teacher West and creeper draft-dodger Mawle. The film’s on a budget and impressive with the constraints; sadly, the script’s finish leaves the actors…

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  14. Star Trek: Section 31 – Nanokin interfaces (Sci-fi interfaces)

    As part of the Fritzes Best Interfaces award for 2026, I am reviewing the interfaces in Star Trek: Section 31. This post is about the interfaces used by Fuzz. Fuzz is a Nanokin, a species of microscopic, squidlike beings with impressive, tiny spaceships. To engage with his teammates in the human-scale world, he does so by flying into a black-market android built to look like a Vulcan, and controlling it from within. In the film they call both the android and the Nanokin “Fuzz”, but that would…

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  15. NST #1453: American Caper #7 (2026) (The Vault - The Vault of Culture)

    A classic string board appears in American Caper #7 (Dark Horse, May 2026). ▲ American Caper #7 (Dark Horse, May 2026) ▲ American Caper #7 (Dark Horse, May 2026), cover ▲ American Caper #7 (Dark Horse, May 2026) ▲ American Caper #7 (Dark Horse, May 2026) From contributor Colin Beineke.

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  16. Movies that hold up (Prasatt)

    From time to time, I like to re-watch some my favourite movies. Here are a few that have held up for me: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) The Summit of the Gods (2021) Your Name (2016) Meiyazhagan (2024) The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Interstellar (2014) Superman (2025) The Dark Knight (2008)

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  17. The Magnificent Lives of Marjorie Post (Chris Glass)

    A book of historical-fiction that feels like a cross between 'Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous' and 'The Bachelorette.'Reply via email

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  18. The Family That Fights Dinosaurs Together, Stays Together: New Trailer for THE END OF OAK STREET (blast-o-rama.)

    Warner Bros. Pictures / YouTube Survive the Summer. The End of Oak Street only in theaters and IMAX August 14. #EndofOakStreet #FilmedforIMAX After a mysterious cosmic event rips Oak Street from suburbia and transports their neighborhood to someplace unknown, the Platt family soon discovers that their very survival depends on them sticking together as they navigate their now unrecognizable surroundings. This continues to look really good. I do also love that they’re leaning into the release…

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  19. A Face in the Crowd: Andy Griffith’s Silky Shirt, String Tie, and Sport Suit (BAMF Style)

    Andy Griffith as Larry “Lonesome” Rhodes in A Face in the Crowd (1957) Vitals Andy Griffith as Larry “Lonesome” Rhodes, folksy yet power-hungry media personality Memphis to New York City, Spring 1956 Film: A Face in the Crowd Release Date: May 28, 1957 Director: Elia Kazan Costume Designer: Anna Hill Johnstone WARNING! Spoilers ahead! Background Today would have been the 100th birthday of Andy Griffith, born June 1, 1926. Already somewhat known as a comedian for routines like his breakthrough…

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  20. What's on TV? Wednesday, June 5, 1974 (It's About TV)

    WIe're back in Northern California this week, but unlike most trips to the Bay Area, where we're in the 1960s, this time we're in the '70s, and so you'll get a slightly different look at channels as well as programs. One thing I did want to single out, tho0ugh, and that's KSHL in Chico, which features both the ABC news with Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner, and the CBS news with Walter Cronkite. Talk about fair and balanced, hmm? -2- KTVU (SAN FRANCISCO) (Ind.) MORNING 5:55 FARM MARKET REPORT…

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  21. Episode Atlas: Track Your Star Trek Rewatch Journey (Funky Si's Blog)

    If you have ever tried to rewatch Star Trek properly—not just dip into a favourite episode, but work through hundreds of instalments across multiple series—you will know the feeling. You pause Deep Space Nine for a few weeks, start something else, and suddenly you have no idea which episode you were on. Spreadsheets help for a while, then they do not. Notes on your phone get lost. Memory is unreliable when you jump between TNG, DS9, and whatever new show has just dropped. That is the problem…

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  22. Movie of the month: The Ball at the Anjo House (dir. Kozaburo Yoshimura, 1947) (nitrateglow)

    Image source: IMDB For all the annoyances of social media, if there is one thing I love, it’s getting recommendations for films I’d never heard of previously. A Letterboxd list brought The Ball at the Anjo House to my attention a few weeks ago and I was lucky enough to find a watchable copy on YouTube. After seeing it, I cannot believe I had never heard of it before. The Ball at the Anjo House largely takes place over a single evening in the lives of the aristocratic Anjo family. However, their…

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  23. Musical Monday: The Milkman (1950) (Comet Over Hollywood)

    It’s no secret that the Hollywood Comet loves musicals. In 2010, I revealed I had seen 400 movie musicals over the course of eight years. Now that number is over 600. To celebrate and share this musical love, here is … Continue reading →

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  24. The P Word – Bush Theatre (Cultural Capital)

    As Pride month begins, the Bush Theatre revives Waleed Akhtar’s 95-minute duologue, The P Word, a rom com of sorts with an asylum strand as two very different men of Pakistani descent almost reluctantly find love with one another. Using all of the tropes of the cinematic genre – which itself has inveigled its way […]

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  25. Movies in May 2026 (Trevor Morris’ latest blog posts)

    Following on from my previous movie summaries, this is my May 2026 review. Overall, I watched 31 new movies this month, taking the total for the year to 149! Watched 31 Hours 51 Average Rating 5.9 Highest Rated 8 The best movie of the month was The Drama (8/10), written and directed by Norwegian Kristoffer Borgli. He is the creator behind the wonderfully odd Dream Scenario, starring Nicolas Cage, and Sick of Myself, a comedic look at narcissism. The movie stars two much-in-demand actors –…

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  26. Arsenal Parade 2026 (Greg Morris)

    What can I say about the parade. Arsenal won the Premier League and the whole of North London turned red to celebrate it, more than a million of us crammed into the streets for the day. The Champions League final had been lost the night before, the heartache of it still fresh, and this fan base still turned up the next morning and made me proud all over again, the way it always seems to find a way of doing.I barely caught sight of the buses themselves, buried as I was under red flares and flags…

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  27. Marie Queenie Lyons (x)

    Marie Queenie Lyons 1. Marie Queenie Lyons - See And Don't See.mp3 2. Marie Queenie Lyons - Daddy's House.mp3 3. Marie Queenie Lyons - You Used Me.mp3 4. Marie Queenie Lyons - Your Thing Ain't No Good Without My Thing.mp3 5. Marie Queenie Lyons - Snake In The Grass.mp3 6. Marie Queenie Lyons - Your Key Don't Fit It Anymore.mp3 7. Marie Queenie Lyons - Fever.mp3 8. Marie Queenie Lyons - I Don't Want Nobody To Have It But You.mp3 9. Marie Queenie Lyons - We'll Cry Together.mp3 10. Marie Queenie…

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  28. AImee (Hi, I'm Heather Burns)

    Ladies and gentlemen, here's exhibit AI

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  29. Carmel Myers Sets Her Straight: June 1926 (Grace Kingsley's Hollywood)

    Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, 1920 One hundred years ago this month, Mary Pickford sent Grace Kingsley a letter from Montecantini, Italy all about her travels with her husband, Douglas Fairbanks: You would be most happy to see the delightful reception we have met with all through Italy, Naples, Genoa, Florence and Rome, by the Fascisti, artists, and the social world. The demonstration at the station in Rome on our arrival was as enthusiastic as any we have ever had. I was again forced to…

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  30. Tonight's Movies: Lorna Doone (1922) and The Magnificent Matador (1955) at the UCLA Festival of Preservation (Laura's Miscellaneous Musings)

    We had a really wonderful day yesterday seeing four films at the 2026 UCLA Festival of Preservation.The festival was held at UCLA's Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum in Westwood, where I have seen scores of films over the years. It began Friday evening, May 29th, running through Sunday night.We chose to attend most of the day Saturday due to both our schedules and our interest in the day's movies. Two of yesterday's films were new to us and two were repeat watches, combining for a…

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