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  A humorous blog for your late‑night readers who still remember dial‑up… Generation X has entered the chat — quietly, efficiently, and probably while rolling their eyes. After decades of being the “forgotten middle child” between Boomers and Millennials, Gen X is suddenly showing up to work like a squad of stealth ninjas who’ve had enough of everyone else’s nonsense. And honestly? It tracks. Why Gen X Is More Independent Than a Cat With a Mortgage Gen X grew up in a world where: Parents said “Be home by dark” and meant it literally. Snacks were whatever you found in the pantry without adult supervision. Entertainment was a bike, a stick, and maybe a friend named Jason who always had questionable ideas. They were the original latchkey kids — the only generation trusted to operate a microwave, lock a door, and raise themselves between 3 PM and 6 PM. Independence wasn’t a personality trait; it was a survival skill. By the time adulthood rolled around, Gen X had already ma...

 Picture this: 🛍️ A thrift shop 💵 Five dollars 🖼️ One dusty painting Now add a 73-year-old former truck driver with an eighth-grade education who just wanted a cheap piece of wall decor… and suddenly the $50-million fine art world starts sweating 😅💸 Welcome to Who the #$&%! Is Jackson Pollock? — the documentary that proves sometimes the biggest art bombs explode far from fancy galleries and champagne openings. 🥂💣 🚚➡️🎨 From Truck Stops to Art Stops Directed by veteran filmmaker Harry Moses , this film peels back the velvet rope of high-priced art and asks the most dangerous question of all: 👉 Who gets to decide what art is worth? 🤔🖌️ When that thrift-store painting might be a real Jackson Pollock , the gloves come off. Suddenly critics, dealers, experts, and institutions circle like sharks 🦈 — and our unlikely hero is thrown into a 15-year battle with the most powerful players in the art world. 🧠💰 Is It Genius… or Just Expensive Paint Splatter? The docu...

  🎬 Scandalous: The Untold Story of the National Enquirer If you’ve ever stood in a grocery checkout line and thought, “🤔 Did Bigfoot really marry Elvis? ” — congratulations, you’ve already felt the cultural impact of the National Enquirer . For over 60 years , this tabloid didn’t just report the news… it body-slammed journalism into a glitter-covered pile of UFO sightings, celebrity scandals, and jaw-dropping headlines 🛸💥📸. 🧃🔥 Trashy? Maybe. Influential? Absolutely. Scandalous dives headfirst into how the Enquirer figured out something brilliant (and terrifying): 👉 People don’t just want facts — they want secrets , shame , and stories they’re not supposed to read 😳📖 From Elvis’s death 🎤🕊️ To the O.J. Simpson trial ⚖️📺 To politics, Hollywood, and beyond — the Enquirer didn’t sit on the sidelines. It shook the table 🍽️💥 Sometimes loudly. Sometimes sneakily. Sometimes allegedly with… 💸 payoffs and 😬 blackmail . 🕵️‍♂️💰 Journalism… or Jedi Mind Tricks? T...

🎬 Village of the Damned (1960) — Polite British Horror at Its Coldest Ah yes… the calmest apocalypse you’ll ever see 🇬🇧☕ At 11:00 a.m. sharp in the quiet English village of Midwich , everyone politely drops unconscious at the same time 😴 — men, women, cows, probably the mailman too. No explosions. No screaming. Just… nap time for the entire town . ⏰💤 A few hours later, everyone wakes up feeling fine 👍 Too fine. 😬 🤰😳 So… About Those Pregnancies Within days, Midwich realizes something is very wrong. Every woman of child-bearing age? Pregnant. 😳🤰 Cue the most awkward town meeting in cinema history. 🏘️🙃 No explanations. No fathers stepping forward. Just silence, stares, and polite British denial. 👶👀 The Children Arrive… Together The babies are born at exactly the same time ⏱️👶 They grow fast 🧬 They don’t cry much 😐 And they all share that unforgettable blank, glowing stare 👁️👁️ You know the one. The stare that says: “I know what you’re thinking… and I don’t a...

SEC fans, saddle up — it’s been a wild ride this decade! From total domination to a few reality checks, the Southeastern Conference has given us championship thrills, surprising hang-ups, and plenty of reasons to argue passionately on message boards 😂📣 🏆🔥 The Reign of the SEC (Early 2020s) Let’s start with the glory days! Early in the decade, the SEC was the conference to beat: 📅 Since the start of the College Football Playoff (CFP) era in 2014, the SEC has logged the most CFP wins (21–14) and six national titles — more than any other conference. 💪📊 ( NCAA.com ) Championships under the SEC banner included: 🏆 Alabama: multiple CFP titles 🏆 LSU: 2019 🏆 Georgia: back-to-back 2021 & 2022 wins …Classic dynasty stuff that made ’Bama and UGA the darlings of the sport . ( NCAA.com ) 🌀😅 Then Reality Struck: A Brief Stall But hey — even dynasties hit rough patches 😬. For the 2023 and 2024 seasons , no SEC team made the national championship game — the first time that’...

 Some songs quietly tell you where you’re headed — and In the Sunset Holding Hand was one of those moments for me. 🌇🤝 This track marked the point where I knew I was moving deeper into writing love songs ❤️🎵 While working on it, I started experimenting with new MIDI effects through LABs 🎹✨ — and honestly, I can’t recommend them enough. The sounds are incredibly realistic, warm, and expressive, giving this simple melody a real emotional heartbeat. 💓🎼 This isn’t a complicated song — and that’s the beauty of it. 🌅 Simple 💕 Gentle 🎶 Focused on feeling rather than flash It helped point me in a clear direction as a songwriter: let the emotion lead, let the song breathe, and trust the moment. 🌬️🎧 Sometimes one quiet track can open the door to a whole new chapter. 🎧 Give it a listen , take a walk with it, or just sit back and let it play as the sun goes down. And if you enjoy it, stick around — I’ll be revisiting and exploring more tracks from the past as the journey cont...

The Lathe of Heaven (1980) If you’re in the mood for thought-provoking science fiction that lingers long after the credits roll, it’s time to press play on The Lathe of Heaven (1980) . 🎥🛌 This is sci-fi for the mind, the heart, and the imagination. 💭✨ Based on the brilliant story by Ursula K. Le Guin , this film explores a haunting idea: 👉 What if your dreams could alter reality itself? 😳🌍 As the dreamer sleeps, the world reshapes — sometimes for the better… often for the worse. The film unfolds slowly and deliberately, pulling you into a calm, unsettling atmosphere that feels more like a waking dream than a typical sci-fi adventure. 🌫️🛏️ Why you should watch: 🌌 Deep, philosophical science fiction 🧠 Questions about power, control, and good intentions 🎭 Subtle performances that let the ideas breathe ✨ A rare TV-era sci-fi gem that still feels relevant This isn’t loud, flashy sci-fi — it’s quietly powerful , the kind that invites reflection and rewards patience. 🕯️...

  The Very Idea (1929) Sometimes the best movie nights come from digging a little deeper into film history — and The Very Idea (1929) is exactly that kind of discovery. 🌟🎞️ A charming, often-overlooked gem from the early days of sound, this film captures a moment when Hollywood was experimenting, evolving, and full of creative spark. ⚡🎭 Set in a world of witty misunderstandings and romantic entanglements 💕😄, The Very Idea delivers that wonderful late-1920s blend of stage-influenced dialogue, expressive performances, and playful energy. You can feel filmmakers testing what “talkies” could be — and having fun doing it! 🎤🎬 Why it’s worth your time: 🎞️ A rare look at early sound-era storytelling 💬 Clever banter and period charm 🌆 A snapshot of Hollywood in transition ✨ The thrill of discovering something nearly lost to time This isn’t just a movie — it’s a time capsule. ⏳📽️ If you love uncovering forgotten films and giving them a second life, The Very Idea is wait...

Alright science-fiction fans, it’s time to think small … really small . 🔬😄 Tonight’s movie, Destination Inner Space (1966) , takes you on a wild ride where the biggest danger lies in the tiniest places! 🚀🧪 This mid-60s sci-fi gem is packed with: 🧬 Secret experiments and Cold War paranoia 🚤 Sleek boats, bold scientists, and shady villains 🔎 That unmistakable 1960s tech optimism 🎞️ A serious plot with just the right touch of B-movie charm It’s the kind of film that makes you lean back and say, “They don’t make ’em like this anymore.” 😏✨ Practical effects, earnest performances, and a story that goes all in on its premise. So dim the lights 🌙, grab the popcorn 🍿, and prepare to dive deep into Destination Inner Space — where science is dangerous, secrets are deadly, and adventure comes in microscopic sizes. 🔬🎬 Press play and enjoy the ride! 🚀✨  

⚓🎬 Set Sail for Tonight’s Classic! 🌊💼 Affairs of Cappy Ricks (1937) Ahoy, movie lovers! 🚢✨ Tonight we’re charting a course back to Hollywood’s golden age with Affairs of Cappy Ricks (1937) — a breezy, smart, and downright charming maritime comedy-drama that still floats beautifully today. ⚓🎞️ Meet Cappy Ricks — crusty, clever, and full of old-school wisdom 😄🧢. He’s the kind of sea dog who runs both his shipping empire and his family with a firm hand and a twinkle in his eye. When business, romance, and generational clashes collide, sparks fly faster than a gale off the Pacific! 🌬️💥 This film delivers: ⚓ Snappy dialogue and salty humor 🌊 Nautical adventure without leaving dry land 💼 Business battles mixed with family drama ❤️ Just enough romance to keep things lively Perfect for fans of classic Hollywood storytelling where character comes first and every line has a little polish. ✨🎭 So grab your popcorn 🍿, drop anchor 🪝, and enjoy a voyage with one of cinema’s gr...

  Turner Classic Movies (TCM) is doubling down on restorations and international themes for 2026, but longtime fans like Coconutdaddy—who showcase classic films—are wondering if the soul of the channel is shifting away from what die-hard cinephiles truly want. 🎥 What’s Changing at TCM? TCM’s 2025–2026 updates include: Expanded Festival Programming : The 2026 TCM Classic Film Festival (April 30–May 3) will feature restorations like Alice in Wonderland (75th anniversary) and Modern Times (90th anniversary) press.wbd.com . International Focus : The theme “The World Comes to Hollywood” celebrates immigrant contributions to cinema UPI . Celebrity Partnerships : Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, and Paul Thomas Anderson continue supporting TCM through hosting and event appearances Cord Cutters News . Merchandising Tie-ins : Collaborations with Fandango FanStore signal a push toward branded experiences press.wbd.com . While these moves expand TCM’s reach, they also rais...

The Idle Rich (1929) is a stylish early sound-era drama that dives into the glittering world of privilege and the quiet troubles that hide behind it. Set against the backdrop of high society in the late 1920s, the film explores how money, status, and ambition can complicate love and loyalty. As fortunes are flaunted and expectations weigh heavy, the characters are forced to confront the difference between appearances and reality. Released during Hollywood’s transition from silent films to talkies, The Idle Rich blends expressive silent-era storytelling with early dialogue, capturing the elegance and uncertainty of the Jazz Age. Refined, reflective, and surprisingly emotional, the film offers a fascinating look at wealth just before the Great Depression reshaped America — making it both an entertaining drama and a historical snapshot of its time. 🎬 A must-see for fans of classic Hollywood, early talkies, and pre-Code era storytelling.  

  POGs were the cardboard kings of the playground in the early '90s—born in Hawaii, fueled by juice caps, and gone in a flash. Though Coconutdaddy was too busy working to stack and slam, the rise and fall of POGs is a wild slice of pop culture history. 🥤 What Were POGs, Anyway? POGs were small, round cardboard discs, often printed with colorful designs, cartoon characters, or brand logos. The game involved stacking POGs and using a heavier disc called a slammer to knock them down. If you flipped a POG, you kept it. Simple, competitive, and addictive. The name came from a Hawaiian juice blend: Passionfruit, Orange, Guava (POG) . The cardboard caps from Haleakala Dairy’s bottles were the original game pieces. 🌺 Hawaiian Origins & Global Explosion The game traces back to 1920s Hawaii , inspired by Japanese Menko , a similar card-flipping game. In the early '90s, Blossom Galbiso , a teacher at Waialua Elementary, reintroduced the game to her students as a non-vi...

 If you blinked in the early '80s, you might’ve missed Cave-In! — or Cave In! depending on which TV listing you trust. This made-for-television disaster flick, starring Dennis Cole, Leslie Nielsen, and James Olson, was produced by Irwin Allen in 1979 but mysteriously didn’t air until 1983. That delay alone sets the tone: this was a film caught between eras, genres, and expectations. ⏳📺 🧠 Flashbacks Galore (and Then Some) Watching Cave-In! is like being trapped in a dream sequence that forgot to end. The film is riddled with past montages — so many, in fact, that the wavy “dream effect” might leave you feeling like you’re the one stuck in the cave. It’s a storytelling style that screams 1970s TV melodrama , and while it adds emotional weight, it also adds a layer of surreal unease. 😵‍💫🌫️ 😇 Leslie Nielsen: From Grizzly Jerk to Hero Before he became the king of deadpan comedy in Airplane! (don’t call him Shirley 😏✈️), Nielsen played a real piece of work in Day of the A...

 If Valentine’s Day needed a little more groovy energy this year, Bruce Campbell just delivered it with a chainsaw-sized bow on top. On February 14 , the cult‑favorite actor and director will premiere his brand‑new independent film “Ernie & Emma” at Medford’s historic Holly Theatre , in partnership with the Ashland Independent Film Festival — and honestly, the whole thing feels like a love letter to Southern Oregon. 💞🌲 🌟 A Hometown Production With Heart Campbell didn’t just shoot a movie in Southern Oregon — he rooted the entire production there. Local cast ✔️ Local crew ✔️ Local locations ✔️ Local pride? Off the charts. 📈✨ There’s something special about a filmmaker choosing to invest in the community that surrounds them. It’s not just filmmaking — it’s ecosystem‑building. And Campbell clearly wanted “Ernie & Emma” to feel like it grew from the soil of the Rogue Valley itself. 🌄🎬 🎭 What’s the Film About? Campbell’s keeping the plot under wraps (class...

When a Bass Drum Becomes a Groove Digging back into the early uploads on Coconutdaddy’s YouTube is like opening a sketchbook full of ideas ✍️🎧 — and the second instrumental tells a fun, rhythm-driven story all its own. This one started with a single lyric inspiration 💡🎵: “Movin’ like a bass drum…” from the song She’s Got the Look . That line didn’t just suggest rhythm — it suggested motion , pulse , and something you feel in your body before you even think about it. 🕺💃 🥁🎶 “Like a Bass Drum” — Built to Move The instrumental became “Like a Bass Drum” , and from the start, the goal was simple: 👉 Make it groove. 😄🔥 The melody was developed using a kazoo 🎺 — yes, a kazoo — run through a processor that transformed its tone into something unexpected. The result? 🌍 A Middle Eastern-flavored texture 🎛️ Warm, swirling effects 🥁 A steady, hypnotic rhythm that pulls you in It’s playful, experimental, and surprisingly catchy. 🎛️🕺 When Experiment Turns Into Dance This track...

  The First “It Girl,” the Heart Behind the Spark Something special is happening lately — people are discovering (or rediscovering) Clara Bow , and falling hard all over again. And honestly? Why wouldn’t they. ✨🎞️ Clara Bow wasn’t just a star — she was a force of nature . The original It Girl . The kind of presence you don’t learn, don’t manufacture, and definitely can’t fake. She lit up the screen in a way that still feels modern, spontaneous, and alive nearly a century later. 💥💃 🌟🎭 The First It Girl (And Still One of the Best) Before the term was recycled a thousand times, Clara Bow defined it . She wasn’t polished perfection — she was electric humanity . Big emotions, quick wit, and a fearless openness that made audiences feel like they knew her. ❤️👀 So iconic was her image and energy that she directly inspired Betty Boop 🖤🎀 — a cartoon echo of Clara’s voice, flapper spirit, and expressive charm. That’s cultural impact on a whole different level. 🧠⏰ She Knew When...

Before anything else — with care and respect — Catherine O’Hara is thankfully still with us ❤️. There’s been confusion and rumors floating around, but she has not passed away . And honestly, that makes this moment even better, because it lets us celebrate her while she’s still here . 😊✨ 🇨🇦😂 Forever SCTV Royalty To so many of us, Catherine O’Hara will always be part of one of the greatest ensemble casts in television history — the brilliant, chaotic, lightning-in-a-bottle Canadian comedy force known as SCTV 🎤📺. She sometimes felt overshadowed by the sheer size and talent of that cast, but make no mistake: ✨ She belonged there ✨ She shined there ✨ And she held her own among giants Working alongside friends and allies like Eugene Levy and the unforgettable John Candy 🤝💔, Catherine brought a sharp intelligence and fearless commitment to every character. 🍸🎭 That Character… You Know the One She had a gift for playing characters who were just a little off — 😵‍💫 maybe overme...

Alright, monster movie fans… let’s be honest right up front 😄🕰️ This one’s a bit of a slug to watch 🐌🎬 — but sometimes the strangest, slowest journeys are the most memorable. And that’s exactly what Starlight Monster Movie Madness: Secrets Behind the Veil — Madam X delivers. 👁️✨ 🕯️👀 What to Expect Going In This isn’t fast-paced monster mayhem. It’s more: 🕰️ Slow-burning mystery 🎭 Shadowy intrigue 🌫️ Thick atmosphere 👁️ Curious twists behind the curtain If you like your movies weird, moody, and unfolding at their own pace — this one’s got your name on it. 😏🎥 🕚🍿 Let’s Watch It Together The best way to experience a movie like this? Together. 🤝🎬 We’re aiming to be there Saturday night at 11:00 PM 🕚🌙 — the perfect hour for strange films, late-night vibes, and mystery slipping through the cracks. 🕯️👾 Grab a snack 🍿, settle in, and let the weirdness roll. 🌌🎬 Part of the Madness Starlight Monster Movie Madness isn’t about perfection — it’s about discovery 🔍✨ Someti...

Get ready for a knockout night at the movies! 😄🍿 Tonight’s Movie brings you the high-energy, feel-good classic Kid Dynamite (1943) — a scrappy, punchy gem from the golden age of Hollywood. 🖤🎞️ 🥊💥 Why You Should Step Into the Ring with This One This film has everything that makes 1940s movies such a blast: 🥊 Street-smart boxing action 😂 Snappy dialogue and lighthearted humor 🗽 Big-city atmosphere with classic grit ❤️ Heart underneath the punches 🎬 That unmistakable Golden Age charm It’s tough without being grim, funny without being silly, and perfect for a relaxed movie night. 😎🍿 🕰️🎞️ A Crowd-Pleaser from the 1940s Kid Dynamite is the kind of movie that reminds you why these classics endure — quick pacing, likable characters, and a story that keeps moving. 💨🎥 No overthinking, just solid entertainment from the opening bell to the final round. 🔔🥊 🍿🌙 Perfect for Tonight’s Movie Night Whether you’re a boxing-film fan 🥊 or just in the mood for something fun and...

Every journey has a first upload — and this one has a little heart, a little chaos, and a whole lot of curiosity baked into it. 😄🎼 The very first piece Coconutdaddy ever uploaded to YouTube Music was a quickly put-together instrumental called “Daddy’s Innovation in E-minor (Remix)” 🎹🌑 🎼🔊 An Experiment in Sound (and Effects!) This track wasn’t about perfection — it was about playing . Playing with: 🎛️ Effects 🎹 Textures 🌒 Mood 🎶 And the expressive depth of the key of E-minor It came together fast, almost like a sketch in sound ✍️🎧 — an honest attempt to see what could happen when ideas are allowed to flow without overthinking. 🎼🕯️ A Nod to the Masters There’s no hiding the influence here. I’ll always be an admirer of Bach 🎻👑 — his sense of structure, emotion, and movement still inspires generations later. While this piece doesn’t pretend to stand beside the greats, it does tip its hat respectfully. 🎩🎶 Sometimes admiration isn’t imitation — it’s explor...

If you’re craving classic spooky fun without the nightmares 😄🕯️, then Tuesday Night Movie has just the treat for you! 🍬🎬 Tonight’s feature is the delightfully eerie and endlessly entertaining Spooks Run Wild (1941) — a perfect blend of mystery, comedy, and old-school chills. 👻✨ 🕷️🎭 Why You’ll Love It This isn’t hardcore horror — it’s fun spooky 🧛‍♂️😉 Expect: 🎃 Creepy castles and shadowy hallways 😂 Plenty of laughs mixed with the scares 🕵️‍♂️ A mysterious “monster” on the loose 👀 A young Bela Lugosi bringing his signature presence 🎞️ Classic 1940s atmosphere that never gets old It’s the kind of movie that keeps you smiling while the fog rolls in 🌫️ and the shadows start moving. 🕸️ 🌕🍿 Perfect for a Cozy Tuesday Night Grab some popcorn 🍿, dim the lights 🕯️, and enjoy a spooky classic that’s more fun than fright . Whether you’re a horror fan or just love vintage movies, Spooks Run Wild hits that sweet spot of creepy and cozy. 🖤🎬 ▶️🎃 Press Play and Let the...

🎙️🏀 When the Mic Stays On… and the Game Does Not 😳💔😂 Small-town sports have a magic all their own. The gym smells like popcorn 🍿, parents are yelling encouragement (and advice no one asked for 🙃), and the announcer’s voice echoes like the voice of authority itself. But every once in a while… something unexpected happens. During the middle school matchup between Carr Creek and Emmalena 🏫🏀, the game was rolling along like any other—until suddenly it wasn’t . A scuffle broke out 😬, emotions ran hot 🔥, and chaos briefly took the court. And then… the announcer, still live on the mic 🎤, delivered a sentence that instantly entered local legend status: 👉 “They tazed Ryan.” 👉 “The game is over.” No dramatic pause. No ESPN theme music. Just raw, stunned honesty 😂😳. Now let’s be clear—when things escalate at a school game, that’s serious stuff 💔. These are kids, families, and a community that cares deeply. Nobody’s laughing at anyone getting hurt or embarrassed. Emotions...

If the snow is piling up outside 🌨️⛄ and you’re stuck indoors, don’t stress — this is officially movie time 😄🛋️ Whether you’re avoiding icy roads 🚗❌ or just enjoying a cozy snow day, we’ve lined up hours and hours of classic movie goodness just for you! 🎞️✨ ❄️🍿 First Up: SNOW DAY CINEMA MARATHON 🎬 Snow Day Cinema Marathon ❄️🍿 ⏱️ Over 18 HOURS long! That’s right — an all-day (and then some!) marathon packed with classic films to keep you entertained from the first snowfall to the last flake. 🌨️🎥 Perfect for blankets, hot drinks ☕, and letting the movies roll without touching the remote. 😌🍿 🎬💪 When the Snow Hits… the Movie Marathon Begins 🎥 When the Snow Hits… the Movie Marathon Begins 🎬💪 ⏱️ Over 12 HOURS of classic movies! This one’s built for powering through a winter storm with nonstop cinema. ❄️⚡ Hit play, settle in, and let the classics carry you through the cold. 🕯️🎞️ 🛋️❄️ Snow Outside, Movies Inside No errands. No rushing. Just warmth, comfort, an...

💃🎩 The Wise Girls (1929) — Comedy, Drama, and Early Hollywood Sparkle Step back into the bold, anything-goes days of early Hollywood 🌟🎞️ and discover a film that’s both charming and surprisingly daring — The Wise Girls (1929) ! This rare Pre-Code comedy-drama delivers wit, heart, and a peek into a freer, more experimental moment in movie history. 😄💬 🎭💃 Why This Film Is a Must-Watch Before strict censorship clamped down, movies like The Wise Girls had room to breathe — and it shows! Expect: ✨ Quick-witted dialogue and playful humor 💔 Emotional turns that give the story real weight 🎩 Stylish characters with plenty of personality 🎞️ Early sound-era charm and spontaneity 👀 Themes that feel refreshingly honest for 1929 It’s light on its feet, sincere at heart, and filled with that unmistakable Pre-Code spark that makes these films so much fun to rediscover. 🌟😊 🕰️🎬 A Window into a Different Hollywood The Wise Girls captures a moment when filmmakers were testing boun...

Let’s talk about Mac and Me — the movie that boldly asked the question: 👉 What if E.T. had a single mom, a wheelchair chase scene into a river, and was sponsored by McDonald’s… aggressively? 🍟👀 Yes. That movie. 😆🎥 🚨🦽 First Things First: THAT Wheelchair Scene You know the one. A kid in a wheelchair 🦽 Rolling at full speed 🏎️ Straight into a river 🌊💥 In a kids’ movie . No warning. No lesson. Just chaos. 😳😂 It’s shocking, confusing, and somehow unforgettable. Honestly? That scene alone has kept this movie alive in pop culture longer than anyone expected. 🧠🔥 👽📺 Wait… Is This Just E.T.? Let’s not dance around it 💃🚫 Mac and Me is loaded with obvious E.T. vibes: 👩 Single mom trying to hold it all together 👦 Kid befriends an alien 👽 Government agents chasing the “extra terrestrial” 🚲 Familiar story beats that feel a little too familiar It’s like someone watched E.T. , took notes, and said: “Okay, but… what if Ronald McDonald funded it?” 🍔📝😂 🍟🍔 McDonald’...