This is one of my favourites, for obvious reasons
I'd also like to give a special shout-out to whoever was in charge of the wardrobe department on Buck Rogers... Thank you, thank you, thank you #StingsThings
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The Sopranos
January 10th marked the 23rd anniversary of The Sopranos, so I made this mini montage to celebrate one of the greatest TV shows ever made #StingsThings
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Betty White Bloopers
Sadly, we lost the awesome Betty White on News Year's Eve 2021. I quickly cut down a longer version of her bloopers from Hot in Cleveland. This woman was an absolute gift to the world #StingsThings
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The Love Boat Guest List
Betty White brings us nicely to The Love Boat. May marked the show's anniversary. You won't believe the number of people who complained that I'd missed guest stars out. Just deal with it. #StingsThings
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Law and Order Guest List
After I posted Love Boat I had multiple requests to do a montage of Law and Order guests. So I did, I'm that kinda guy. And yes, I know it's Amanda Seyfried and not Samantha. I was told many many times 😂 #StingsThings
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Movie Bloopers from the 1940s
There's something magical about watching Jimmy Stewart, James Cagney, Bette Davis and Bogart screwing up their lines. #StingsThings
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Clint Eastwood Insults
Clint is an icon. There's really no two ways about it. He's turned the movie insult into an art form #StingsThings
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Arnold Schwarzenegger one-liners
Arnie loves a good one-liner. With a career spanning over 40 years, it really is rich pickings. #StingsThings
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100 Christmas Films in 2 minutes and 20 seconds
A blink and you'll miss it Movies set around Christmas supercut (Yes, I know Planes, Trains and Automobiles is thanksgiving, but I like it) You might be seeing this again in a few weeks. #StingsThings
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I've always loved end title sequences. It's a film's way of saying, 'I hope you had as much fun watching the film as we had making it.'
So here are 11 of my favourite end title sequences.
My Favourite End Title Sequences
Rush Hour (1998)
Jackie Chan was in Cannonball Run, and I always got the impression he loved the end titles of Cannonball so much that he spent the rest of his career carrying on the tradition in his own movies
My Favourite End Title Sequences
Predator (1988)
This sequence always cracks me up. There's something hilarious about watching Arnie and the gang, who you've just seen ripped to bloody shreds, smiling like they're guest stars on The Love Boat.
I've been shaking my head over the complaints about Halle Bailey playing the Little Mermaid recently.
Actors have been portraying roles of different genders and races for the past 100 years of cinema and it's about time we all got used to it.
Step into my office a moment... 1/
The Hatchet Man - 1932
Let's skip past Al Jolson in The Jazz Singer (1927) and move onto Edward G. Robinson and Loretta Young both playing Chinese Characters in The Hatchet Man.
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Blood Alley - 1955
Swedish blonde bombshell, Anita Ekberg (La Dolce Vita) portrayed a Chinese village girl, Wai Ling in this John Wayne, Lauren Bacall thriller
Let's have a quick look at this 'apology' from the new Education Minister, Andrea Jenkyns.
A Thread
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'On Thursday afternoon' should be followed by a comma. Also it should be 'I went to Downing Street on Thursday afternoon to watch the Prime Minister's speech.'
But let's continue...
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There should also be a comma between 'insulting MPs on their way in' and 'as is sadly all too common.'
We've managed to make it out of the first paragraph. Phew!
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Some of the best lines of dialogue were just made up on the spot. Here's a thread of some of the greatest ad-libbed lines in the history of cinema.
We're gonna need a bigger Thread.
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'You're gonna need a bigger boat' Jaws (1975)
It was an in-joke on the set of Jaws, every time lunch arrived late or the equipment didn't fit on a boat somebody shouted, 'You're gonna need a bigger boat'. Roy Scheider used it at exactly the right time and the rest is history
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'Here's Johnny!' - The Shining (1980)
After destroying 60 doors and enduring multiple takes, an exhausted Jack Nicholson mimicked the intro to The Johnny Carson Show. It almost didn't make the cut because it was felt audiences outside the U.S wouldn't get the reference
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They have mobile cinemas in Ghana that travel around the country, these usually consist of a generator, a VHS player and a TV. Movie posters are difficult to get hold of in Ghana, so they paint their own. Welcome to the amazing world of Ghana Movie Posters
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Goodfellas
Misery
Home Alone
Total Recall
Die Hard 2
Pretty Woman
Ghost
Edward Scissorhands
The Hunt for Red October
Back to the Future Part III
Dances with Wolves
Kindergarten Cop
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Arachnophobia
Flatliners
It
Days of Thunder
The Films of 1989 2/5
Young Guns II
Awakenings
Jacob's Ladder
The Witches
Dick Tracy
The Godfather Part III
The Rescuers Down Under
Pump Up the Volume
Men at Work
Darkman
Night of the Living Dead
Cry-Baby
Three Men and a Little Lady
Gremlins 2: The New Batch
Predator 2
Tremors
The Films of 1990. 3/5
Bird on a Wire
Presumed Innocent
Rocky V
Problem Child
Look Who's Talking Too
Another 48 Hrs.
Mermaids
Internal Affairs
The Grifters
Lionheart
House Party
King of New York
Miller's Crossing
Quigley Down Under
I Love You to Death
Memphis Belle