Ceejay
@ceejaynw.bsky.social
Ex Comic Strip Illustrator, ex Bookseller, eternal Star Wars fan, lifelong Everton supporter, Tolkien, Films, TV shows, and Football. As much as can be consumed before I croak ..this is the way! And if I had a lightsaber it would be as Blue as Everton! π
January 7, 2026 at 10:37 PM
Harrison Armstrong.. looking absolutely imperial in midfield. Sent out on loan while Everton chased Tyler Dibbling all through the transfer window only to consistently bench him, recall Armstrong, and start him over Dibbling.
..that's so Everton, that!
π
..that's so Everton, that!
π
January 7, 2026 at 8:22 PM
Harrison Armstrong.. looking absolutely imperial in midfield. Sent out on loan while Everton chased Tyler Dibbling all through the transfer window only to consistently bench him, recall Armstrong, and start him over Dibbling.
..that's so Everton, that!
π
..that's so Everton, that!
π
The "crisis" is the rest of f America, the news media, the members of Congress & the Senate, the Military and the vast population of a once great country, who all sit idle like a deer in headlights, while this #pedopresident goes about raping & plundering other countries for their mineral resources.
January 7, 2026 at 6:08 PM
The "crisis" is the rest of f America, the news media, the members of Congress & the Senate, the Military and the vast population of a once great country, who all sit idle like a deer in headlights, while this #pedopresident goes about raping & plundering other countries for their mineral resources.
What fucking crisis?
It's a threat of invasion plain and simple. Unprovoked, unwanted by the citizens of both countries, and not even ratified by the congressional system of government by the aggressors; whose Mob Boss President and his criminal administration have decided to pursue on their own.
It's a threat of invasion plain and simple. Unprovoked, unwanted by the citizens of both countries, and not even ratified by the congressional system of government by the aggressors; whose Mob Boss President and his criminal administration have decided to pursue on their own.
January 7, 2026 at 6:01 PM
What fucking crisis?
It's a threat of invasion plain and simple. Unprovoked, unwanted by the citizens of both countries, and not even ratified by the congressional system of government by the aggressors; whose Mob Boss President and his criminal administration have decided to pursue on their own.
It's a threat of invasion plain and simple. Unprovoked, unwanted by the citizens of both countries, and not even ratified by the congressional system of government by the aggressors; whose Mob Boss President and his criminal administration have decided to pursue on their own.
At what point do THE PEOPLE of the United States decide something needs to be done in terms of affirmative action, to stop their country being led by an elected official & administration, that's gone rogue; committing crimes both domestic and international, and threatening to commit more?
#criminal
#criminal
January 7, 2026 at 5:48 PM
At what point do THE PEOPLE of the United States decide something needs to be done in terms of affirmative action, to stop their country being led by an elected official & administration, that's gone rogue; committing crimes both domestic and international, and threatening to commit more?
#criminal
#criminal
The rise in Superhero movies peaked pre-pandemic with Avengers Endgame. It's been a major decline ever since because people are generally tired of them. But "the good guy always wins and saves us" thing is as old as Hollywood. Be it Cowboys, Secret Agents, or Superheroes.. same shit, different era!
January 7, 2026 at 11:09 AM
The rise in Superhero movies peaked pre-pandemic with Avengers Endgame. It's been a major decline ever since because people are generally tired of them. But "the good guy always wins and saves us" thing is as old as Hollywood. Be it Cowboys, Secret Agents, or Superheroes.. same shit, different era!
Love that Baby-faced assassin, he should never have been sacked in the first place. He's the last manager to finish consecutively in the PL with CL qualification positions of 3rd, and then 2nd, before getting sacked on the worst knee-jerk decision ever!
January 6, 2026 at 10:27 PM
Love that Baby-faced assassin, he should never have been sacked in the first place. He's the last manager to finish consecutively in the PL with CL qualification positions of 3rd, and then 2nd, before getting sacked on the worst knee-jerk decision ever!
Unfortunately that ref and he's PGOML buddies in VAR seem bought by Marinakis. They aint getting shit from this game!
January 6, 2026 at 10:12 PM
Unfortunately that ref and he's PGOML buddies in VAR seem bought by Marinakis. They aint getting shit from this game!
No, they stupidly voted for the price of eggs to drop
January 5, 2026 at 8:50 PM
No, they stupidly voted for the price of eggs to drop
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UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper:
"Let me be very clear... Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark... The future of Greenland is a matter for the Greenlanders and Danes, and no one else."
"Let me be very clear... Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark... The future of Greenland is a matter for the Greenlanders and Danes, and no one else."
January 5, 2026 at 6:34 PM
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper:
"Let me be very clear... Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark... The future of Greenland is a matter for the Greenlanders and Danes, and no one else."
"Let me be very clear... Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark... The future of Greenland is a matter for the Greenlanders and Danes, and no one else."
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The Truth about Venezuela.
January 4, 2026 at 7:38 PM
The Truth about Venezuela.
..and so is another hinge!
January 5, 2026 at 8:36 PM
..and so is another hinge!
I'd say lower expectations. It's too well known as a TV show, comes with the 2 big No-No's of making films from ongoing TV series
1: Those who'll regard it with the TV movie stigma, so expect it on Disney+ eventually
2: Those skipping it because they aint up to date with, or watched, the TV show
1: Those who'll regard it with the TV movie stigma, so expect it on Disney+ eventually
2: Those skipping it because they aint up to date with, or watched, the TV show
January 5, 2026 at 7:26 PM
I'd say lower expectations. It's too well known as a TV show, comes with the 2 big No-No's of making films from ongoing TV series
1: Those who'll regard it with the TV movie stigma, so expect it on Disney+ eventually
2: Those skipping it because they aint up to date with, or watched, the TV show
1: Those who'll regard it with the TV movie stigma, so expect it on Disney+ eventually
2: Those skipping it because they aint up to date with, or watched, the TV show
Loads of suggestions to what Congress should be doing & what legal actions a judge should be taking.
At some point everyone is gonna finally understand what you're dealing with is a convicted criminal and a cult who only adhere to his decree; and nobody else's!
You'll need actual physical action!
At some point everyone is gonna finally understand what you're dealing with is a convicted criminal and a cult who only adhere to his decree; and nobody else's!
You'll need actual physical action!
January 5, 2026 at 6:31 PM
Loads of suggestions to what Congress should be doing & what legal actions a judge should be taking.
At some point everyone is gonna finally understand what you're dealing with is a convicted criminal and a cult who only adhere to his decree; and nobody else's!
You'll need actual physical action!
At some point everyone is gonna finally understand what you're dealing with is a convicted criminal and a cult who only adhere to his decree; and nobody else's!
You'll need actual physical action!
If they did, then they will all be guilty of aiding and abetting..
January 5, 2026 at 6:24 PM
If they did, then they will all be guilty of aiding and abetting..
The Marc Dacascos film is not an officially licensed adaptation. It was just another cheap B-movie made to cash-in on the release of the version with Will Smith. Of the 3, the Vincent Price version remains the best and actually has its screenplay written by the actual book author under a pseudonym.
January 5, 2026 at 6:16 PM
The Marc Dacascos film is not an officially licensed adaptation. It was just another cheap B-movie made to cash-in on the release of the version with Will Smith. Of the 3, the Vincent Price version remains the best and actually has its screenplay written by the actual book author under a pseudonym.
He leaves knowing the billionaire owned Premier League clubs, the British TV pundits and the British media expect way too much in the space of one year.. as always!
It took Sir Alex 5 years before he made an impact capable of competing for titles and trophies.
He would not get that time today!
It took Sir Alex 5 years before he made an impact capable of competing for titles and trophies.
He would not get that time today!
January 5, 2026 at 1:04 PM
He leaves knowing the billionaire owned Premier League clubs, the British TV pundits and the British media expect way too much in the space of one year.. as always!
It took Sir Alex 5 years before he made an impact capable of competing for titles and trophies.
He would not get that time today!
It took Sir Alex 5 years before he made an impact capable of competing for titles and trophies.
He would not get that time today!
The top U.S. comic book movie from 2024 was Deadpool & Wolverine: $636M ($1.3B worldwide)
..what a drop!
Fantastic Four failed to reignite the MCU.
Superman failed to even beat 2013's Man of Steel.
2026 will be paramount in defining cbm trajectories for both relative studios.
..what a drop!
Fantastic Four failed to reignite the MCU.
Superman failed to even beat 2013's Man of Steel.
2026 will be paramount in defining cbm trajectories for both relative studios.
January 5, 2026 at 9:48 AM
The top U.S. comic book movie from 2024 was Deadpool & Wolverine: $636M ($1.3B worldwide)
..what a drop!
Fantastic Four failed to reignite the MCU.
Superman failed to even beat 2013's Man of Steel.
2026 will be paramount in defining cbm trajectories for both relative studios.
..what a drop!
Fantastic Four failed to reignite the MCU.
Superman failed to even beat 2013's Man of Steel.
2026 will be paramount in defining cbm trajectories for both relative studios.
A strong start for sequels, big budget cgi spectacles, remakes & reboots. Not so much a strong start for original movies as usual in this era of Hollywood being run by analysts and accountants.
Expect more studio investment in yet more tried and tested popular IP's and even less original material.
Expect more studio investment in yet more tried and tested popular IP's and even less original material.
January 5, 2026 at 9:31 AM
A strong start for sequels, big budget cgi spectacles, remakes & reboots. Not so much a strong start for original movies as usual in this era of Hollywood being run by analysts and accountants.
Expect more studio investment in yet more tried and tested popular IP's and even less original material.
Expect more studio investment in yet more tried and tested popular IP's and even less original material.
It also has the late Larry Duke, and Colin Friels both playing excellent comic book trope villains, and a Bruce Campbell cameo. Marvel actually made a limited comic series for the character, and it was followed-up by 2 straight to home video sequels with Arnold Vosloo replacing Neesom in the lead.
January 5, 2026 at 9:23 AM
It also has the late Larry Duke, and Colin Friels both playing excellent comic book trope villains, and a Bruce Campbell cameo. Marvel actually made a limited comic series for the character, and it was followed-up by 2 straight to home video sequels with Arnold Vosloo replacing Neesom in the lead.
The fact it's still being reviewed 2 years after its release, only proves it apparently matters much more than those who wish to keep the original adaptation on its very high pedestal; will ever want to acknowledge.
It was reimagined, it was entertaining and easily consumed. But not a better movie.
It was reimagined, it was entertaining and easily consumed. But not a better movie.
January 5, 2026 at 9:08 AM
The fact it's still being reviewed 2 years after its release, only proves it apparently matters much more than those who wish to keep the original adaptation on its very high pedestal; will ever want to acknowledge.
It was reimagined, it was entertaining and easily consumed. But not a better movie.
It was reimagined, it was entertaining and easily consumed. But not a better movie.
Loved it, probably the best one out of the 3. Its set-up especially was a masterpiece of sowing the seeds of misdirect, with red herrings and conundrums a plenty, along with a cast of characters to make Cluedo envious. The finale was as theatrically orchestrated as its flamboyant protagonist. 8.5/10
January 5, 2026 at 8:52 AM
Loved it, probably the best one out of the 3. Its set-up especially was a masterpiece of sowing the seeds of misdirect, with red herrings and conundrums a plenty, along with a cast of characters to make Cluedo envious. The finale was as theatrically orchestrated as its flamboyant protagonist. 8.5/10
The original was a victim of 80's montages, and compared to the genuine substance its predecessors delivered, came off like simply watching 3 music videos +two fights. 5/10
The DC allows Rocky & Apollo's friendship between III & IV to take a breath and exhale, and loses the tacky robot scene. 7/10
The DC allows Rocky & Apollo's friendship between III & IV to take a breath and exhale, and loses the tacky robot scene. 7/10
January 5, 2026 at 8:40 AM
The original was a victim of 80's montages, and compared to the genuine substance its predecessors delivered, came off like simply watching 3 music videos +two fights. 5/10
The DC allows Rocky & Apollo's friendship between III & IV to take a breath and exhale, and loses the tacky robot scene. 7/10
The DC allows Rocky & Apollo's friendship between III & IV to take a breath and exhale, and loses the tacky robot scene. 7/10
It was breathtaking! Just as entertaining as the animated version and both films excelled far beyond the book they originated from. The much debated castings all turned out wonderful performances too; sticking a middle finger up to the pessimistic "nobody asked for this" crowd. Bring on the sequel!
January 5, 2026 at 8:14 AM
It was breathtaking! Just as entertaining as the animated version and both films excelled far beyond the book they originated from. The much debated castings all turned out wonderful performances too; sticking a middle finger up to the pessimistic "nobody asked for this" crowd. Bring on the sequel!