Mickey, The Walkin' Dude.

These responses below to Disney World's reopening announcement are hilarious.

You're welcome!

R.I.P Kelly Preston 1962-2020

I was really saddened to hear about actress Kelly Preston's recent passing. She was only 57. 

Kelly Preston 1962-2020

Growing up, I had a crush on her from seeing her in flicks like Mischief and SpaceCamp, but it was 1987's Spellbinder that really cemented it for me. I was probably about thirteen when I saw that and boy oh boy was she unforgettable. Following that, she worked steadily right up until losing her two-year battle with breast cancer.

Rest in peace, Ms. Preston.

Gifrific: Ya Got A Little Somethin' On Yer Face.

Source: Evil Laugh (1986)

R.I.P. Ennio Morricone 1928-2020

Here's a fond farewell to perhaps the greatest composer that ever lived. Rest in peace, Ennio Morricone.

HCD!

Hey all! I'm stopping in here to announce I'm firing up my Instagram once again and beginning a new feature today. After 2015's successful Crawlspace Dive, I will now spend this year forth posting my old ticket stubs. Some go as far back as 1993 and include ones from film festivals and rep houses as well as the bigger chains. We start our journey (somewhat fittingly) with Danny Boyle's 2002 virus flick 28 Days Later.

I have tickets for about ninety per-cent of the calendar year, so follow @jrclarke1888 for daily updates. 

Summatime!

Source: @thealichappell @swhitney1984

R.I.P. Joel Schumacher 1939-2020

I was saddened to hear about the passing of director Joel Schumacher. He was 80. He had a storied career that spanned several decades and included titles like Falling Down, A Time To Kill and a pair of Batman movies.

R.I.P. Joel Schumacher 1939-2020.

To me though, he'll always be the man who brought us 1987's The Lost Boys. It still remains one of the greatest eighties time capsules to this day, with its soundtrack being the first CD I ever bought.

It replaced my cassette tape.

I'm happy I was able to see Schumacher twice in person at his TIFF screenings of Tigerland and Phone Booth, in 2000 and 2002 respectively. Rest in peace, good sir.