'SPIDER-MAN (2002) 'Peter... these are the years when a man changes into the man he's gonna become for the rest of his life. Just be careful who you change into.' - Uncle Ben 'This guy, Flash Thompson, he probably deserved what happened. But just because you can beat him up doesn't give you the right to. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility' - Uncle Ben SPIDER-MAN (2004) 'I believe there's a hero in all of us, that keeps us honest, gives us strength, makes

Man, the summer of 1989 was awesome for movies. Sequels were great; dark comedies were fun again and the superhero genre got a jumpstart. Here are my picks 10. ‘Dead Poet Society’ – A coming of age film about growing up and learning life in the littlest details. 9. ‘License To Kill’ - Vengeance is deadly when you are 007 and no longer an agent of her majesty’s secret service. 8. ‘Lethal Weapon 2’ – Cop versus a gang of South African drug smugglers hiding under diplomatic imm

Anyone who knows me is quite aware I am fond of animation. Not particularly a huge fan of live action. Of course I do watch some live action shows and films but usually more sci-fi or fantasy. Cartoons are much more fun. Don't have to worry about believing that you are watching reality so no limits at all. To make this list the song must be catchy and tell the basic story in tone of word and melody. Of course not all shows on my list are fantastic but the theme songs were aw

The Eighties were the best, in my opinion which is all that I care about at this very minute. A lot of great memories watching these movies. Yes, there are other films of this time that I liked, but haven’t really gone back to as often or had stand out story telling. I mean that is the point to a film, right? Some were with friends; birthday parties; Friday Night Cable Premieres or simply being shown for the first time on CBS; NBC or ABC. My favorite reason is the summer of a

One can get lost with a show that they do not follow from episode one word one sometimes,. This little top twenty I cobbled together, does not have that problem. Each and every episode will tell where we have been and where we might be going. I only included the year each started as some went on for year and some gone in a blink. Honestly I like these shows at least in the beginning as they were world building. I love world building. Giving us a reason to care. Here is

40. "Suicide Is Painless" - M*A*S*H 39. "Without Us" - Family Ties 38. "Those Were The Days" - All In The Family 37. "The Lonely Man" (Closing theme) - The Incredible Hulk 36. "Cleveland Rocks" - Drew Carey Show 35. "Brand New Life" - Whose The Boss 34. "Perry Mason Theme" 33. "Star Trek Original Theme" 32. "Good Ol' Boys" - Dukes of Hazzard 31. "Air Wolf" - Air Wolf (Original Series) 30. "As Long We Got Each Other" - Growing Pains ​29." Equalizing" - The Equalizer (original

Sometimes a really good theme song for a television series, whether drama or sitcom, is one with no words at all. Shooting right at an emotion instead of a catchy tune with self-explanatory lyrics of said show. Not all these shows I like, but the theme songs are very memorable to me. I like music what can I say? Of course, many of these are from my childhood and may not be as newer as some of the readers here may know. A good history lesson cannot be missed, right? 20. Matloc

I do not watch a lot of live action TV shows. If something is on then I may watch it but most times I prefer cartoons. I still am a huge animation fan, but there are still a handful of TV shows I will watch and go back to. Why these shows? Simple, world building. These had excellent characters that were easy to relate to. The reoccurring side characters were a nice touch too. These worlds evolved and changed from the start to end of show runs. Locations; show directions and c

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I don't watch much regular television anymore. I do sometimes. Quite selective in choices, but otherwise I watch youtube. Honestly, it's more focused on my interests without too much general wide eye for everyone programming. As many who read my articles on a regular, I am a geek. Professional wrestling; Christianity; bad films; comic books; Transformers; Spider-Man; Doctor Who are my wheel house. Throw in some chat about toys and I will at least consider viewing your channel