I did. 3 Steam Decks, Switch and Switch 2.

Thank you for posting this. Becket is one of my top 10 films of all time. Loved Richard Burton in it as well as how he played off of Peter O'toole. Relevant to this day as is shows how a tyrant would kill his own best friend for caring for the poor. Sound familiar?

I had a crush on Ro Laren as well. Loved the character and how Michelle Forbes portrayed her. I really became a fan of Michelle Forbes when she played the maenad in True Blood season 2. You're a bad bitch when you laugh as a vampire bites into you and throws up because he can't handle your blood

Hi! Creativity is communication. Sometimes we say so much in our work, we need a moment or three. Not bankruptcy, more like regrouping or recovering. Putting your soul into your craft can be taxing.

i've seen this so many times and each time it's amazing to see and hear. Some of the greatest musicians of any era playing a classic onstage together, killing it.

Then Prince comes out. Holy shit man. This guy was otherworldly. A prime example of mastering one's craft. Thanks for posting this.

It blows my mind that the same guy singing Sweet Transvestite was also The Darkness in Legend. The amount of range to hit it out of the park in such different roles is nothing short of extraordinary. For crying out loud, I'm not gay but Tim Curry in Rocky Horror made me question some things...

Is Bluesky having fun with me or is this the universe trying to tell me something? I saw this clip but Repulsion by Roman Polanski was underneath it. WTF?

Carrie Fisher was awesome. Just watched the Shampoo clip and it left me smiling at how fantastic Carrie Fisher is in the "I'm NOTHING like my mother!" scene. One of a kind and that says a helluva lot when Lynda Carter, Pam Grier and Jamie Lee Curtis were working in the 70s.

Thanks for posting this. Excellent film with a excellent soundtrack. A defining film of the era, right up there with The Goonies, Back to the Future, ET, The Gremlins, Predator, Terminator and Aliens.

Yul Brynner, hands down one of the greatest actors I've ever had the pleasure of seeing. A history teacher, Mr. Schupak introduced Yul Brynner to me when I was 16 years old. Thanks for posting this. Brings back some great memories.