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The best way to start the weekend: Game Boy. Cake. Lauren Holly.

This is so funny.

Mortal Kombat (1995) Oh man, this film and soundtrack still get me amped!

Commando (1985) Who else loves this film?

Spies Like Us (1985) One of the most fun films ever made. And other reasons

Scoring an unjustified 67% on 🍅... The Rocketeer (1991) is perfect. Disney originally wanted Johnny Depp as Cliff Secord. After he passed, Billy Campbell (who looked just like the comic character) got the role and even cut his long hair and shaved for the screen test.

Karen Gillan in Selfie Have mercy.

Demolition Man (1993) Funny. Action Packed. Most importantly...has one liners. Predicted a lot too...

Sophia Loren in Madame Sans-Gêne (1961)

The best way to start the weekend: Game Boy. Cake. Lauren Holly.

Jennifer Love Hewitt have mercy

The Last Dragon (1987) One of those films that will always be awesome. Sho'nuff.

Enter the Dragon (1973) For me, the greatest martial arts movies ever.

The Last Dragon (1985) This movie absolutely rocks! Who remembers it or any fans?

Rambo:First Blood Part II Not a bad sequel. Seriously great action.

RoboCop 2 (1990). The first one had a soul. This has violance. Doesnt quite live up to the first. Still awesome man! Murphy is still in the tin. Detroit is worse. Cain (Tom Noonan) is a cult with a drug and a kid calling the shots. Messy. Ugly. Great movie.

On this day, in 1995, an event happened. Mortal Kombat was released! Any fans?

What's the hottest anyone has looked in a pool? I'll start:

Gremlins (1984) Love it. Great fun. I have actually always been undecided as to how categorise this film. Horror. Horror Comedy. Dark Comedy. I give up. Ill just enjoy it for what it is.

Videos

Watch Anya Live

Remember, there was a time that aerobics was on VHS.

We go on a lot about tough guys in movies, often forget those tough as nail gals. Well, may I present.....Vasquez (Aliens 1986)

Guys, exercise is so important. The FIRM: Low Impact Aerobics (1988) is iconic 80s perfection. Lead by Janet Jones-Gretzky, it combines low-impact cardio with dumbbells and floor work for a total-body burn. Worth a watch😉

This was my favourite Loony Tunes episodes. Hair-Raising Hare (1946) Great fun for me. And so rewatchable

Lauren Holly in Picket Fences. Blew some young guys minds.

Topper Harley. Hot Shots: Part Duex, a superior sequel. Sheen playing a pilot who should not be allowed near a plane, a woman, or a poultry aisle. He still wins. The chicken is the bit I rewind. The rest is a Top Gun poster that learned to tell jokes.

Topper Harley is a badass. He dispatches a dude with a chicken. Also holds the individual cinematic kill count record🤣

Still has one of the funniest scenes in cinema

A load of young men's lives were changed in 1996... This is why. Admit it.

X-Men: The Animated Series This had it all. Action, intrigue, drama etc. One of the best shows ever.

Alexandra Daddario and Sydney Sweeney on one show... Yes.

Robert Patrick as the T-1000 is pure badass in Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Unrelenting

Soooo, here's the trailer for the Baywatch reboot... I dunno atm but, the story lines need to keep this level of awesome absurdity.

The scariest scenes of all time do not solely belong in the horror genre. Oh no! This, right here from Superman III terrified me as a kid. Sweet lord it still does.

Michael Ironside dropping motivation techniques to subordinates and superiors alike. He's doing his part..

Jesse Ventura as Blain in Predator (1987) dropping macho like it’s dead weight.

The good old days.

Who remembers Fire and Ice (1983)?

Sylvester Stallone &amp; Carl Weathers choreographing the 1976 Rocky fight scene. No stunt doubles. No CGI. Just raw power, sweat, and two legends throwing leather in a Philly gym.This is where movie history was made. one perfectly timed punch at a time.🥊

Kids today don't know how amazing this intro was....and is.

Sylvester Stallone & Carl Weathers choreographing the 1976 Rocky fight scene. No stunt doubles. No CGI. Just raw power, sweat, and two legends throwing leather in a Philly gym.This is where movie history was made. one perfectly timed punch at a time.🥊