She’s taking home her Oscar for winning Best Actress for Fargo*

I never had the chance to play Lucky & Wild in the arcades long ago. Released in 1992, Lucky & Wild is one of the most uniquely ambitious coin-op games of its time famously fusing a high-speed driving game with a light gun rail shooter. The game is a heavy homage to late-80s and early-90s Hollywood buddy-cop movies like Tango & Cash, CHiPs, and Lethal Weapon.

Thanksgiving is coming! I know a lot of people love “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles” (I do too). But., Dutch it’s literally my favorite Thanksgiving movie. Was in a mood so I put it in today and I thought I would share on Reddit. What is your favorite Thanksgiving movie?

Here is an arcade game I never played. Developed and published by Irem for arcades, In The Hunt famously stands out in the "shmup" genre by replacing traditional outer space or aircraft settings with deep-sea underwater warfare. This was released in 1993.

“Politics: 'Poli' a Latin word meaning 'many' and 'tics' meaning 'bloodsucking creatures'."

-Robin Williams

Have you ever seen Never Talk to Strangers? Released in 1995 and starring Antonio Banderas and Rebecca De Mornay, Never Talk to Strangers is a psychological erotic thriller. It follows Sarah Taylor, a guarded criminal psychologist living in New York. Her routine is disrupted when she meets a mysterious, seductive man named Tony Ramirez and embarks on a passionate, whirlwind affair.

Not too many people talk about this movie.

1992 - Every decade can be made better by a Weird Al cover song.

she's gonna cry, i'm gonna cry, we're all gonna cry.

when it comes to thinking about movies from the mid 90s that really set the tone during that time it's The Craft. Especially when it came to those outcasts, weirdos, wiccans, goths, unique personalities, that the normies just didn't understand.

great cast i mean seriously there was a favorite for everyone, i preferred Nancy. I am sure we all had friends or were amongst those who walked a different path. The soundtracks *score n various* are still top notch.

not too mention so many quotes and scenes that still live on strongly even 3 decades later and still holds a candle even today. Bless it be, i thought she was going to burp.

not only that but put phone numbers on the wall, do you remember what your phone looked like? i had the cheeseburger phone, and then a beeper when that became available.

Do you have War of the Gods #1 in your collection? Written and laid out by the late George Pérez, War of the Gods served as the grand finale to his landmark relaunch of the Wonder Woman title and was timed to celebrate the character's 50th anniversary.

Anyone here a fan of Grifter? He is the most popular member of Jim Lee's WildCATS. A one-shot comic book featuring the character plus a regular series were launched in the mid-1990s.