Fred from Scooby-Doo unmasking the bad guy at the end of a mystery, in two frames. First frame: Left side: a tied up man in a white featureless mask with eye holes. The caption over him in impact font reads, "SOMETHING I USED TO LOVE SUCKS NOW" Right side of frame, Fred has his hand on the mask, about to pull it off. The caption on him reads, "LET'S SEE WHO'S BEHIND THIS." Second frame: The unmasked bad guy has a pencil thin curling mustache, a pointy nose, and dark hair, with a widow's peak. The caption on him reads, "PRIVATE EQUITY"

Evergreen

a guide to IMDb scores:

1/10 - the least or most entertaining thing you'll ever watch
2/10 - shit
3/10 - shit
4/10 - got review bombed by chuds
5/10 - shit
6/10 - shit
7/10 - good
8/10 - great
9/10 - overrated
10/10 - obscure fetish movie with three ratings

Did I just argue with a joke? Part of a Bluesky educational series

The most fun part about Letterboxd is having the most diametrically opposite things listed one after the other on your watch history.

am i only one who feels exhausted by people still using the descriptor "biblically accurate" for freaky ethereal designs of things traditionally not depicted as weird

it's become so broad and oversaturated in the last couple years that it's turned into another tired internet buzzword like "liminal"

the quality of each star trek show is directly proportional to how often you see the characters engaging in hobbies

with maturity one finally lets go of the idea of a sonic adventure 3 and begins campaigning aggressively for sonic shuffle jamboree

El Biffo es muy mal.

Big Bang DOS YouTube video by FD404

Alternately, you could make him something horrible like Big Bang or Top Banana.

The X-Files has most of these but I'm frankly relieved to say there's no IRA episode.

To that effect, I watched the original Solaris the other week, and that's subtitled so I couldn't even get distracted by my phone. Maybe my attention span hasn't been completely ruined by the internet after all.

3 hours is a longer movie but it's not exceptionally long. If I'm watching an old school 4 hour epic with an intermission halfway through I might watch it in two sittings but I have no problem getting through a 3 hour movie so long as I'm actually enjoying it.

me getting angry when people a decade younger get into franchises i like through installments that come WAY after what I've decreed to be when it was good

I'm at the dentist and yep it's the same songs

An Ampex VR-1000 in 1960. Photo from Eyes of a Generation on Facebook.

The first professional videotape recorder was introduced 70 years ago today.

The Ampex VR-1000 was demo’ed at the NAB Convention in Chicago on 4/14/56.

It sold for $45,000 ($550,000 today) and orders came so fast, the sales staff was writing them on "cocktail napkins.” #TVSky #Tech #PhysicalMedia

this photo of me playing bubsy a few years ago has a weird aura

I love SA2 to death but 1 wins on vibes.

I think the former already exists.

Flash forward to 2026 and this now the ONLY way people watch TV.

i own a physical copy of this book

sonic making this fuckass face while delivering awful puns is genuinely funny in a way absolutely none of the actual jokes are

Chris is a big boy now. He needs to learn to cram half of that burger into his mouth at once at like an adult.

I'm 30 and I grew up with the show because my mom, who grew up with it when it was on / recent, was getting the DVDs when they were first coming out in the 2000s.

Also, can you teach me to make a lie detector out of coconuts?

working retail and realizing basically every business plays the same 40 songs so that playlist you're sick to death of follows you around

Forget Sony. Forget Nintendo. The real best console was the oscilloscope.

hot astronauts in your gravitational sphere of influence want to meet you NOW click here

I watched Days of Wine and Roses (great film) expecting this episode to be a direct parody and it's actually only thematically similar.

bugs bunny would wipe the floor with Q from star trek

What's actually the loudest sound ever in video games are the footstep sound effects in anything released from the late 90s through the early 2000s.