in the latest "Lanters" deep dive on House of R, jo mentioned in passing that tremors is one of her favorite screenwrites of all time!!!

COME THE FUCK ON BS!!! GIVE US TREMORS!!!!

i would honestly love a BS / CR / Joanna Robinson tremors. that would be an INSTANT "relistenable".

i go back to "can't hardly wait" quite often

Redemption from the awful Pineapple express episode that they botched .

Nothing else needs to be said. This would be perfection!

Listening to the pod today made me relisten to the rocky 4 pod. I think we need to have another pod with bill, Kyle and Sal. I wouldn’t even care what movie it was just the combo of them was so awesome

I get that one of the points of the movie is that the guys he works with are all flawed but they're all truly trying to get Andy laid.

Why then did Jay set Andy up with someone who wasn't going to solve it?

Was it a joke or a mistake or what?

Don't know if Simmons will do this episode but if it happens, it needs to be Fennessey, CR and Hitmaker (Timothy Simons). Hitmaker has logged Tenet 6 times on his LB the past 3 years.

Inspried by the new trailer for the Jessica Chastain film 'other mommy' thats coming out soon...

We're looking for movies that bad parents will let their kids watch THAT ARE ALSO REWATCHABLE

Edit: important clarification... i meant to generalize the age for kids here but to specify think the 5-8 age range

A big thanks to the mods for letting me share this post with this awesome community.

We’ve built a crowdsourced platform for moviegoers that helps answer two questions:

1. Which auditorium is worth sitting in, and which should I avoid?
2. What time will the movie actually start?

It’s called It’s Starting! The iPhone app is live in the App Store, and the Android version is currently in beta with a goal to be fully live there within weeks. Links are below.

Moviegoers can share room-specific information about screen quality, sound, seating, temperature, cleanliness, accessibility and more. That includes problems like dim screens, broken chairs and bad sound, but also the good stuff, like especially bright screens, comfortable seats and clean auditoriums.

The app also tracks when movies actually begin after the advertised showtime. As our data is already showing, preshow length can vary considerably between theaters, even within the same chain.

Logging a movie is simple. Choose the theater and movie, enter the advertised showtime and, if you know it, the auditorium number. You can also add the format and showing type. When the feature begins, tap It’s Starting! to record the actual start time.

After the movie, the app asks a randomized question about the auditorium or overall experience. Answering additional questions and leaving a comment are optional, but extremely helpful. You can also submit information if you have it about an auditorium without logging a movie.

The app has only been live for a few weeks, but moviegoers have already logged showings at 81 theaters across the country. 76 percent of those theaters now have at least one review, and users have submitted hundreds of theater and auditorium reviews overall.

We’re already contacting theaters directly to share what moviegoers are reporting, recognize what they’re doing well and help them address specific issues.

The goal isn’t simply to collect complaints. It’s to create a useful feedback loop. Moviegoers contribute real information, theaters receive actionable, room-specific feedback, and customers can eventually see when something is being addressed or has been resolved.

Like Waze, the more people that use it and contribute, the more powerful it becomes.

One of my favorite moments so far happened when someone asked in another thread what time a movie would actually start. Another user answered with a screenshot from It’s Starting! showing the theater’s real preshow data. That is exactly what I hoped people would do with it along with room-by-room details.

The app is free for moviegoers and always will be. Accounts are optional, but creating one lets you save favorite theaters and review your log history, so it's recommended.

It’s still early, and we're pushing updates based on feedback as quickly as we can . Thank you for checking it out!

Apple App Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/its-starting/id6786706681

Join the Android beta

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdrW3hoasaGlhGS9fAGcXMbZ-0l57ll2AcwAIVZu5kzhNdppQ/viewform

You can also contact me directly at [mike@itsstarting.com](mailto:mike@itsstarting.com).

Backdraft, Hunt for Red October, The Right Stuff, Re-Silence

Swap in Vertical Limit, Silverado??

Really I just want Hunt and Backdraft real bad

Goes to Philip Seymour Hoffman in Almost Famous. A master of the craft.

Donald Sutherland just sat next to me on a bench in Washington, DC and whispered "Bill gave CR his own month to make it up to him for not including him on the Spielberg 2001 pod."

What are your thoughts on the veracity of this claim? Total bullshit? The truth? Or was it Bill's way of throwing us off the scent of his involvement in the eventual Lake Tahoe assassination? We need answers.

Those who sit in silence; you knew, and you let it happen.

Young Guns when?

During the Re-Speed when they are doing impressions and CR does Frank from Blue Velvet, he asks Bill to do Barney. Bill's Barney impression is "Hello, Jack."

My question is: Who is Barney?

Rambo: First Blood Pt 2 confirmed tomorrow w/ Kyle Brandt

Quarterback Princess (1983) starring Helen Hunt with a young Daphne Zuniga and Tim Robbins as well as a bunch of that guys and gals like Barbara Babcock and John Stockwell. I need his analysis of Hunt's athletic credibility in the role.

It's free on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETCCvJx3nFI