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Today was literally a nightmare at my warehouse of course Saturdays and Sundays are always busy and when it gets busy on the Front End the supervisors have no communication at times with us employees like today I get chewed out by a supervisor cause I had to be at a certain position but they didn’t find a replacement for me. Their needs to be some communication

It grinds my gears I’m doing my job just packing and lining up stuff in the carts and some members just move stuff around like nothing when i’m working my a** off trying to do a good job for them

Based on the novel The Visitor by Chauncey G. Parker III Of Unknown Origin is about Bart Hughes (Peter Weller) who is a banker in New York. He renovated his brownstone apartment and there is a rat loose in it. With the rat in his brownstone Bart becomes increasingly obsessive and destructive in his attempts to kill it. Really good intense film this is. Peter Weller did a good job in his role as Bart and bought the character from just a standard everyday working banker to an obsessive and crazy madman trying to kill a rat. Some good camera shots they did from the rat’s POV and even how the rat looks. The film kind of reminded me of one of my favorite films “Mouse Hunt” but if it was a serious film than a comedy. Definitely worth a watch.

The film is about Davey Gordon (Jaime Smith) is a boxer in New York that is at the end of his career. He then takes a liking to Gloria Price (Irene Kane) who is a taxi dancer. Her employer is Vincent Rapallo (Frank Silvera) is very abusive to her and once Davey sees that happening to Gloria he tries to get his hands on Vincent. This is Stanley Kubrick’s second feature film and it’s a really good one, it’s a film noir set in New York and it’s take on the city around that time. Jaime Smith put on a good performance as Davey and I really liked the chemistry between him and Irene Kane’s character Gloria. The film is narrated at points by Jaime Smith’s Davey character as he is standing in the old Penn Station. The film is also well shot with scenes in Times Square and in Brooklyn. If you like Kubrick’s films and haven’t seen this give it a watch.

Ron Lewis (Joe Don Baker) is a professional gambler who gets framed and imprisoned for four years by a corrupt legal system and crooked law enforcement after witnessing a crime. Once released, Lewis seeks to uncover the truth behind his setup and exact revenge on the people responsible. Just finished watching it on TCM and I really enjoyed this movie, it’s a vigilante film were our main character wants to get revenge on the guys who set him up and sent him to prison. Joe Don Baker is really good in his role of Ron Lewis. The action scenes are very intense and it’s a film that is worth checking out.

This is absolutely disgusting, way to go for people who to get Dunkin on the boat and then we see this

I never seen this rare trailer before but they use a alternate take of Judy Garland singing “Over the Rainbow” and also show the cast’s test makeup never seen in the final film

Biologist Jim Tanner (George Hamilton) is part of a select government research team that includes beautiful geneticist Margery Lansing (Suzanne Pleshette). Anthropologist Henry Hallson (Arthur O’Connell) discovers what he believes is evidence of a person among them with psychic abilities including telekinesis. When he warns the team he is murdered the same night. When Tanner becomes a suspect in the murder he starts investigating the claims with help from Lansing. The film is just ok it has an interesting plot but the story is very poorly written and moves at a slow pace. George Hamilton I like his character as Jim Tanner of him trying to find this person with psychic abilities. The film also tends to blend Sci-Fi and Mystery together.

We sadly lost our cheerleader Hayden Panettiere, RIP to her she bought the character of Claire to life.

Directed by the late great Alan Parker the film is set in Marin County, California, successful author George (Albert Finney) leaves his wife, Faith (Diane Keaton) for a younger woman named Sandy (Karen Allen). Faith subsequently begins a relationship with a contractor named Frank (Peter Weller). Rather than focusing purely on legal proceedings, the narrative zeroes in on the raw psychological fallout: the bitter jealousies, lingering attachments, devastating rows, and the deep confusion inflicted upon their four daughters.

Just finished watching this on TCM and I really enjoyed the film. Great acting from both Albert Finney and Diane Keaton’s characters, it’s wonderfully directed by Alan Parker. The film revolves around the subject of a married couple getting separated that then works onto getting a divorce and it shows how the daughters end up feeling in the situation. If you haven’t seen the film check it out.

Brynn (Kaitlyn Dever) as a young woman living alone, shunned by the locals for a past incident. One night her home is invaded by aliens and it’s up to Brynn to take out the aliens and stop them from invading her.

For a film that has no dialogue except for one scene this was a very enjoyable intense alien invasion film. This is a film that went straight to Hulu which I think this should’ve went to theaters. The aliens I thought looked good and a little creepy and the sounds they made were very creepy as well. Kaitlyn Dever I thought did a good job in her role expressing how terrified she is trying to escape from these aliens. If you like alien invasion films this is worth a watch.

Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong) needs to finish his movie and has the perfect location: Skull Island. But he still needs to find a leading lady. This 'soon-to-be-unfortunate' soul is Ann Darrow (Fay Wray). No one knows what they will encounter on this island and why it is so mysterious, but once they reach it, they will soon find out. Living on this hidden island is a giant gorilla who is named Kong and this beast now has Ann in its grasps. What more can I say about the film that hasn’t already been said, it’s a masterpiece classic of a film with great stop motion animation using screen projection with a climatic scene of the famous Empire State Building climb that still holds up to this day.

Based on the short story “The Last Testament” by Carol Amen, Testament is about the Wetherly family living in a suburban community in San Francisco where a nuclear war destroys civilization and the people in this community must cope to survive. Good movie but really depressing, Jane Alexander plays Carol Wetherly who is a mom of 3 children which Jane Alexander for her role was nominated for Best Actress and it really shows in a phenomenal performance. William Devane plays Tom who is the father which he was good in the little scenes he was in. You have also appearances from Kevin Costner, Lukas Haas and Rebecca De Mornay. The film was originally going to be for PBS’s series “American Playhouse” but Paramount instead released the film. It’s a film that after you watch it you will never forget.

Whenever business is slow a day I feel like my warehouse doesn’t cut hours anymore and they just make us stay even when it’s slow

Set in 1997, Air Force One crashes in New York City, and the President (Donald Pleasence) is taken hostage by inmates led by the Duke (Isaac Hayes). Snake Plissken (Kurt Russell) is recruited to rescue him within 24 hours, or explosive devices in his neck will detonate. This is a film that’s been on my watchlist for a while and it’s a ok film, not my favorite Carpenter film. Kurt Russell does a good job as Snake which is one of his iconic roles. Issac Hayes playing Duke is a good casting choice as the villain. The film moves at a slow pace to me but picks up when Snake ends up wanting to see the Duke. Nice set up of Manhattan they did in a studio. It’s by no means a bad film to me just not one of my favorite Carpenter films.

2 hours already and power has not been restored in my area, has power been restored by any of you?