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Ah yes, Boomerang (1992) — the rom-com that asked, “What if Eddie Murphy was a suave marketing exec with a foot fetish, a fear of commitment, and a full 90s wardrobe budget?” 🎬👞💔 Let’s be real. This isn’t just Eddie Murphy trying to find love. This is Eddie Murphy trying to make romance cool for a crowd raised on Coming to America and Raw . Spoiler alert: it kind of works — if you like your emotional growth sandwiched between a perfume campaign and Eartha Kitt trying to seduce the lead in leopard print. (Yes. That happened. 🐆😳) Eddie plays Marcus, a smooth-talking player who suddenly gets a taste of his own cologne-soaked medicine when his new boss, played by Robin Givens, out-players the player. Oh, and then there's Halle Berry in her breakout “I deserve better” era before she started dodging mutant-hunting robots. 🎨💅 The film is stylish, unapologetically 90s, and chock-full of shoulder pads, candle-lit dinner scenes, and the lesson that maybe women aren't...

Ever wondered what would happen if a Coke bottle dropped from the sky and shattered an entire tribe’s worldview? No, this isn’t the fever dream of a dehydrated anthropology major—it’s The Gods Must Be Crazy , and if you haven’t seen it yet, what rock have YOU been living under? (And is it a rock approved by the Bushmen?) This 1980 cult classic is a brilliant, bonkers satire that slaps modern society upside the head with a flip-flop made of absurdity. You’ve got a remote African tribe who thinks a glass bottle is a gift from the gods (spoiler: it’s not), a bumbling scientist who couldn’t flirt his way out of a paper bag, and enough awkward physical comedy to make Mr. Bean look smooth. 🥴💔💡 The movie plays out like a National Geographic documentary that got hijacked by Monty Python. But beneath the laughs, there’s a sneaky little truth bomb about how insane our “civilized” lives really are. Traffic jams, bureaucracy, TV dinners—yep, we’re the weird ones. Also: if you think one Cok...

Alright, buckle up, nerds and nostalgic misfits, because we’re talking about KRULL —that gloriously weird lovechild of Star Wars , Excalibur , and someone’s Dungeons & Dragons fanfic that got way out of hand. 🍿✨ Let’s start with the obvious: THE GLAIVE . No, not a glaive like a real medieval weapon—this is a boomerang buzzsaw of death forged in a volcano and clearly designed by someone who took one look at a ninja star and said, “Let’s make it stupider and shinier.” 🌟🪓 Now, the plot? Oh, you sweet summer child. It's a prince, a kidnapped princess, a shape-shifting Cyclops, a blind seer, some bandits, and a space fortress that teleports every sunrise. Also: space horses that run so fast they catch on FIRE . 🔥🐎🔥 How this movie isn't s RiffTrax hown in schools as part of the national curriculum is beyond me. It's like they took every single 80s fantasy trope, stirred them in a cauldron, added a synth soundtrack, and said, “Yeah, this is cinema.” And don’t even act...

Gather 'round ye foolish mortals and seekers of cinematic silliness— Monty Python and the Holy Grail is BACK in the spotlight, and yes, the rabbit still has BIG POINTY TEETH . 🐇🔪 This ain’t your average Arthurian legend, folks. There are no noble quests here. Just King Arthur, a bunch of coconuts, a guy who definitely doesn’t have a flesh wound, and a carnivorous bunny that makes Cujo look like a Beanie Baby. 🧸💀 Let’s talk about that rabbit. No, really. You’re gonna sit there and tell me the most terrifying thing in a medieval fantasy flick is a fluffy little woodland creature? YES. And it will wreck your knights, your dreams, and your ability to ever trust a petting zoo again. 🐰☠️ Also: singing monks, a castle full of French taunters, and one knight who literally says “Ni.” If that doesn’t sell you, then maybe you’re just not cut out for the round table, peasant. 👑🙄 Why are you still reading this? Go watch the movie . Then quote every single line until your friends ...

Let’s get one thing straight: SLC Punk! isn’t just a movie—it’s a leather-studded slap in the face to every poser with a safety pin in their eyebrow and a dictionary definition of “anarchy” in their Instagram bio. Yeah, you. 🧷📓 This 1998 cult classic throws you into the gloriously unwashed world of Salt Lake City’s punk scene where Stevo—our bleach-haired antihero—tries to live the dream of being a full-time anarchist in... Utah . Yes, the land of temples, tabernacles, and zero tolerance for mohawks. 🧼🙄 But here’s the kicker: as Stevo waxes philosophical about smashing the system, he kinda, sorta, eventually realizes that being an anarchist in your parents' basement while rocking a trust fund isn’t quite the revolution he thought it was. 👀💸 The film dares to ask the hard-hitting question: 🎤 Is it really anarchy if your dad is paying your insurance? 🎤 Full of chaotic energy, eye-popping monologues, and just enough eyeliner to fill a Hot Topic in 2003, SLC Punk! is a hil...