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First Topper is probably the best from memory. From a Thorne Smith book which is a solid start, and Young, Grant, Constance Bennet and Billie Burke are all solid. Second one has a lot of similar gags but loses Grant. Third is a comedy murder mystery with Joan Blondell as a new ghost pulling Cosmo into adventure (solving her murder) to the annoyance of his wife.

Yes, and Hurl watched it.

Freaky Tales looked good from the trailers. Looking forward to seeing it eventually.

Haunted house film from the perspective of a dog.

Oh...*whew* I haven't completely lost it then!

I saw Wing Commander in theaters and I wouldn't have known that Stamp was even in it until it was mentioned here. I think I memory holed that entire film.

Terrance Stamp.

Read Osamu Tezuka's ODE TO KIRIHITO. This is a very good - but very difficult - read. Human, fallible characters are brought to (or near) ruin by their - or others - greed, lust, desire, ambition, or need for revenge against the backdrop of a mysterious medical condition creeping out of a small isolated town in Japan. Some very human unpleasantness surrounding the fantastical elements.

It's probably more up my alley, I guess!

Finally started watching Future Boy Conan. First two episodes were good.

They've been talking about a remaster for DS9 for years, but there's also a lot of people who believe the work to do it is prohibitively costly and most likely will never be done (same for Voyager).

It's a coming of age drama with not-zombie zombies, imo.

Hey all, I moved most (if not all) of the suggestion threads into the new forum created for feedback and suggestions. If you think your thread was incorrectly moved, let me know.

I still need to watch Prodigy. I'm surprised I've liked LOWER DECKS as well as I have.

RIP Hogan. He was a big part of growing up watching wrestling in the 'Rock & Wrestling' period (which partially coincided with the period after WWE bought & tanked the local wrestling promotion and Ted Turner started WCW). But the last few decades have not been kind to his legacy.

I was okay with Picard season one. If they'd changed the bit that imo super nerfed the ending and undercut their own themes about what the season was about, I think it probably would have landed in 'great' territory.

He's not a weakling. He gets caught in Lex's trap, which makes sense in the context of the story. Ymmv

Saw Superman. Thought it was pretty fun.

Definitely a lot of modern marvel was built in that period.