new tier - $10 more/month gets you no additional ticket costs or fees and 10% off food and drink i only go to alamo for rep screenings since its on the opposite side of the twin cities (west side 4 life) so its of no use to me, but the new tier probably nets out as worth it for folks with alamo as their primary
The bar I frequented the most in college played Sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel every single night. Mr Erlich, while a solid critic, has never been a regular at a bar.
So Skydance goes from having one movie under their belt (2010), to producing some Tom Cruise movies (2011 onward) to now or very soon owning CBS Network Viacom/CBS w/ many cable channels and networks (MTV, BET, VHI and some production stuff Showtime Paramount Plus Warner Brothers Corp Warner Bros (Films), plus smaller studios like new line cinemas, recording wings for soundtracks and tons of other production. HBO Max plus of course all of the ~dozen HBO legacy linear channels. Bleacher Report CNN TNT/TBS/TruTV etc Golf Digest Eurosport DC Comics Cartoon Network Part ownership of Fandango, which has it's own streaming service too. Discovery and all their channels (Food Network, Oprah Winfrey Network, Animal Planet, HGTV, TLC, 70 theaters Plus some global or INTL stuff I have never heard of. Fascinating to spend a few mins on wiki seeing this stuff. Will be interesting if it goes through and how much is shuttered within a few years (e.g Cartoon Network).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_libraries_owned_by_Warner_Bros._Discovery https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_...Bros._Discovery#Warner_Bros._Television_Group
well skydance is owned by the richest guy in the world, so anything is possible in this capitalistic hell hole
someone will have to refresh my memory but I thought they were siphoning off warner bros the movie studio and the news networks so im not sure if they will own all of those things edit: I should have read the whole tweet; I did not realize this is overriding that potential split
seeing The Long Walk tonight. Not expecting much but going to the movies during the week is fun so whatever
Blood simple the best wedding present anyone could get This movie films Frances mcdormand like she's Helen of Troy and I dig it
It was cheesy at first, but the King of it all came through in the late 2nd and 3rd act. I kinda liked it. Spoiler Ending was kinda lame tho.
the regal near me is doing a different classic movie every night in september. i saw The Thing (1982) last night. god, that movie rules
Still makes me LOL every time seeing Wilford Brimley is 47 years of age during The Thing and looking not a day under 67.
John Carpenter's run from '81 to '88 is pretty up there for me Escape from New York The Thing Christine Starman Big Trouble in Little China Prince of Darkness They Live
I fear I’ve become a little 5 star stinker… only got 58/2617 That said I really am confused when someone is like “I’ve rated only 2 movies 5 stars (or 10/10) in my life”. Why watch them if you don’t like them so much??
skewed higher because at least half of my movies are rewatches of movies i already really like my 5*s are: Sorcerer Jaws The Princess Bride Jurassic Park Broadcast News Before Sunset no ragrets
the The Testament of Ann Lee buzz sure seems to be buzzing https://www.theringer.com/2025/09/1...vies-knives-out-smashing-machine-frankenstein The Movies You Need to Know Coming out of TIFF