Gossip (Group of students who start a rumor as part of a college project - I love this movie and the cast has really grown since the movie 😂 Just a bit!)

Hide and Seek with DeNiro and Dakota Fanning

Don't Say A Word with Michael Douglas and Brittany Murphy

Mr. Brooks with Kevin Costner

The Watcher with Keanu Reeves, James Spader & Marisa Tomei

Identity with John Cusack, Ray Liotta, Amanda Peet and so many more

Secret Window with Johnny Depp (Stephen King)

Gone with Amanda Seyfried

“I’m putting together a team.”

Stanley Kramer had an insane run. He had the following movies.

The Defiant Ones (1958)

On The Beach (1959)

Inherit the Wind (1960)

Judgment at Nuremburg (1961)

It's a Mad Mad Mad World (1963)

Ship of Fools (1965)

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967)

Seven movies, won 9 Oscars, nominated for 42 more Oscars. That's not a typo.

Over 1 win and over 7 nominations on average for 7 straight movies.

In no particular order:

- The old guy and Mama Corleone singing at Connie's wedding in the opening of The Godfather.

- The scene from Clue where they play "Life Could be a Dream" and stage the corpses to look like a party is happening.

- Jack Rabbit Slim's Twist Contest in Pulp Fiction.

- War drums/flaming guitar as the war party rolls out in Mad Max: Fury Road

- Marty playing Johnny B. Goode at the end of Back To The Future.

Looking back on [movie] on its [X]th Anniversary

ive been collecting movie tickets for several years now too! but theyre all just stored in a box 😅 i never really got to organize them

Keep your boring thoughts to yourself.

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Dang I had no clue, thanks I can’t wait to check it out!

When Terrence and Philip break into Uncle Fucker in South Park it's pretty amazing.

If you haven't seen the movie, how can you possibly say whether or not other movies deserved to win before it?

No, the actual Singin in the Rain with Gene Kelly's dance number

I have damn near every movie and concert stub since Mortal Kombat in '95. Many have faded but the vast majority are still perfectly legible.

I still collect movie stubs, though 95% of the concerts I attend now use digital ticketing.

Ryan Reynolds being Ryan Reynolds. I’m there for it and will continue to do so. 😆

The opera alien song in Fifth Element. One of my favorite movies.

Paul Thomas Andersons whole career

I used to do that when I was younger, I also wrote in the back who I went with.

The original Pellam 123 is leagues ahead of the remake.

And kids getting eaten by sharks.

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One of the early scripts had a different ending where Ludlow and Roland try and fail to take down the father Rex, with Ludlow getting taking to the nest and fed to the infant. Was a cool sequence that I think fit the movie much better than a 30 minute Godzilla homage

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I'm not going to say COVID restrictions are good. But getting COVID (even a mild Omicron case), still suck ass. 0/10 experience.

Generally though, if they can protect their main stars and other people in charge to keep delays down. Then I think it's a smart move.

It’s totally possible that’s what the op intended, but there is zero context in the original message for me to make that connection. The last two prior Best Picture winners were Coda (2022) and Nomadland (2021).

I’ve been collecting ticket stubs for around 16 years now! Will continue to do it for as long as I can.