I watched this yesterday. Gave me flashbacks of listening to Chomsky. Analytical, matter-of-fact. It's sad this is the reality of the world, but, accepting the reality of the situation is a critical step in changing it.

Nice.

Don't forget Nana Visitor was on one of the Dennis episodes.

"Well, I've heard him call me Dave or Don a few times..."

Jason Lee added an entertaining, imagined, "My Name is Earl", cameo aspect. Peter Dinklage was a great Simon Bar Sinister, invoking long forgotten memories of the animated series. Patrick Warburton did great in live action, equally entertaining an inverse, imagined, Brock Sampson cameo aspect.

This was a Disney movie for better/worse, live action, targeting mainstream sensibilities, featuring a CGI assisted puppy... puppies; easily bringing the best production values so far in this experiment. While we are not the target audience, this was enjoyable.

It feels like it missed several opportunities to introduce weirdness, and/or humor, taking itself too seriously. Still not bad, and modern production technology make the cinematics easier on the eyes. This is easily the best Black Friday themed movie I've seen so far. (3/3)

Billed as a horror/comedy, (which is a genre I'm growing to appreciate with thanks to this viewing method, (lots of horror is free to watch), and this movie, (available at the time of this post on Freevee)), it really lands more on the horror/*dramedy* side of things, which is unfortunate. (2/3)

They put a little cocaine in every 4,074th drink. That's the Dunkin promise.

It's there a good website, or other resource[s], you would recommend for obtaining silent films, or other films in the public domain?

You’ll be visited by three spirits*

* the three spirits

Yay! Nightmares!

"Rubber" and "Anna and the Apocalypse" are unseen, but on the list.

"Adult Swim: Yule Log" was really good, and they just released "Adult Swim: Yule Log 2" I'm psyched about.

Recently watched B tier recommendations: "Velocipastor", and "Uncle Peckerhead".