Joe The Geek

Be sure to check out my reaction to this video of the cast of parodying their basketball scene from !!! 😱🔪🩸🤣🤣🥰♥️ 🏀🚨

THE 'SCARY MOVIE 6' CAST RE-CREATES THE BASKETBALL SCENE FROM 'SCARY MOVIE 2' | REACTION THE 'SCARY MOVIE 6' CAST RECREATES THE BASKETBALL SCENE FROM 'SCARY...

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‘THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU’ has earned $25M in its second weekend at the domestic box office, a 69.4% drop.

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‘BACKROOMS’ has opened to $81.5 million domestically, becoming A24’s biggest opening weekend of all time.

It is the first A24 film to open to more than $100 million globally, earning $118 million worldwide.

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First look at Latveria’s flag in ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’! 🚨

The image was shared by the Russo Brothers, offering a new tease of Doctor Doom’s homeland ahead of the highly anticipated MCU event film.

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Remembering powerhouse Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham on what would have been his 78th birthday.

Born on 31st May 1948 in Redditch, Worcestershire, Bonzo was a drumming iconoclast celebrated for his speed, dynamicism, unique sound, and effortless feel for groove.

More than four decades after his untimely death, Bonham regularly - and rightfully - appears in the upper echelons of 'Greatest Drummers' countdowns.

Which Led Zeppelin song sums up his raw power for you?

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Remembering Denholm Elliott who would have celebrated his 104th birthday today.
In a career that lasted over 6 decades and 160 credits, he appeared in some fantastic movies such as Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Zulu Dawn, Alfie, Toy Soldiers, A Room with a View, A Private Funtion, The Missionary, A Bridge too Far, The Boys from Brazil, Watership Down and many more.
He passed away in 1992 at the age of 70.

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Remembering Don Ameche 🎬
Born on this date, May 31, 1908

Ameche first rose to fame in the 1930s on radio, becoming a familiar voice to audiences nationwide before making the jump to Hollywood. By the late ’30s, he was a leading man, starring in films like The Story of Alexander Graham Bell (1939).

Through the following decades, he remained a steady presence across radio, film, and the early days of television—before appearing in Disney’s The Boatniks (1970), showcasing his classic comedic style.

After a quieter stretch, Ameche made one of Hollywood’s great comebacks in Trading Places (1983), followed by an Academy Award-winning performance in Cocoon (1985).

Disney fans would later hear his voice as Shadow in Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993)… a wise and loyal companion whose performance still hits right in the heart. 🐾

Don Ameche passed away on December 6, 1993, leaving behind a career that spanned generations and continues to be remembered today. ❤️

What’s your favorite Don Ameche role? 👇