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The 70s and 80s had amazing movies win Best Picture. But as you can see they are all mostly relationship, mafia and bio-pics. No scifi or fantasy. It's kind of a list of my favorite movies. 1990 - "Driving Miss Daisy" 1989 - "Rain Man" 1988 - "The Last Emperor" 1987 - "Platoon" 1986 - "Out of...

"Wild success"?

Raiders of the Lost Ark was up for similar nominations. It lost best picture to Chariots of Fire. It's a little hard to win when you go up again the classics like that. Movies today just suck. Wins Best Art Direction — Norman Reynolds, Leslie Dilley, Michael Ford Best Film Editing — Michael...

He did. Nominated for Best Supporting Actor. He lost to Jason Roberts in Julia which was a pretty good movie.

Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope won six competitive Oscars, including: Best Original Score (John Williams) Best Sound Best Art Direction Best Costume Design Best Film Editing Best Visual Effects It also received a Special Achievement Award for sound effects. Star Wars: Episode V - The...

One Piece is suppose to be the longest running anime series. I think it's like 30 years of daily shows. The Netflix show wasn't bad. It was much better than Cowboy Beebop was.

Cool! Another fan. Personally I'm more of a One Piece fan. So much for Anime being a "niche market". Just making sure your not someone walking in thinking you're getting Pokemon.

You guys realize Demon Slayer is rated R for gore. Lots of beheadings and corpse eating. This ain't Pokemon.

Cracks happen on new concrete. They just need to smooth that area over. It's right in the middle.

At least it isn't Chainsaw Man. Saw that HHN. Not safe for the Disney faithful.

Five nights at Freddy's maze was huge and excellent. Lots of Jim Henson audio animatronics that walk. It wasn't scary but a technical marvel. The Terrifier maze had a 200 minute wait. It was gross, disgusting and wet. It's Art's greatest kills. People loved it! There is a hallway with bleach...

USH recently cut about 100 yards of hillside away from the hill next to the Mummy for a retaining wall. It is a giant concrete wall about five stories tall. They put the queue for the Jason Universe maze there. They just finished this project a week or two ago. Right in the middle of that huge...

We love it around here too. It was so cool to see it during Universal Studio's Fan Fest.

Hopefully Disney doesn't find out about One Piece and try to buy it.

I recently saw Toy Story in the theater for Harkin's Classic Movie night for $5. What makes this release special over that besides the price?

That's because the smell of fish keep people away.

Go to In&Out on a rainy day and get a free cup of hot chocolate.

What I've noticed is the pre-purchased tickets don't always have people in them when you are actually there. It's like bots grab the tickets and try to sell them elsewhere or people just don't show up which is weird.