#59, or #297 since I started counting, 2016's "Army of One," because I'm always up for Nic Cage and Friz made it sound interestingly weird:
π https://twitter.com/FrizFrizzle/status/1363231127394267136
Another movie, #70, or #308 since I started counting, the feature-length pilot for "Night Gallery," which was like a supernatural version of The Twilight Zone, to the point that it's got Serling and everything.
Look, even Spielberg has to start somewhere, and apparently it's with one of the three segments of this thing.
Time to throw in another coffee and see what that does, it's movie #71, or #309 since I started counting, 1934 Best Picture nominee "The Gay Divorcee."
* Not that kind of gay.
* They had to change the title from the original "Gay Divorce" because a divorcee can be gay but a divorce being gay would be Too Scandalous.
* It's Fred and Ginger, innit.
π± "Cats" (1998)
@Alexis I think they're on an island that sits on a crack in the space-time continuΓΌm.
π± "Cats" (1998)
@kurt No point pretending Macavity isn't the Smoke Monster.
π± "Cats" (1998)
@Alexis can you confirm which drugs are required?
π± "Cats" (1998)
@zens Try a Sprite and some M&Ms.
π± "Cats" (1998)
@Alexis right so i am hearing⦠insulin overdose
π± "Cats" (1998)
honestly probably the place the 2019 one goes wrongest is trying to make it a Story that Makes Sense
this knows damn well it doesn't make a frog's shit of sense and it's not a problem at all