All good choices from everyone! A few I’ve seen in the past year or two that I’ve enjoyed (in no particular order):

• Touch of Evil, Orson Wells (1958)
• The Third Man, Carol Reed (1949)
• In a Lonely Place, Nicholas Ray (1950)
• Key Largo, John Huston (1948)
• All Quiet on the Western Front, Lewis Milestone (1930)
• Sleepers West, Eugene Forde (1941)
• Yojimbo, Akira Kurosawa (1961)
• The Hound of the Baskervilles, Sidney Lanfield (1939)
• This Gun for Hire, Frank Tuttle (1942)
• The Tragedy of Macbeth, Joel Coen (2021)

It’s from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S04E10 “Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack”

Oh I’ll definitely start a new build, I’d like to experience the new content organically, almost like I’m playing a new game

Even though most people use “stove” to refer to the whole appliance, a range is a combination of the stove (cooktop) and the oven

I had no idea about the original labels, that makes Phelps’ dialogue make way more sense!

Ornithology? More like hornithology

Damn I love this movie! I was really hoping for a sequel, with the decades of comics to work from there’s no shortage of stories to build off of, but I guess it isn’t in the cards…

Simple:

Really Into Star trek Are we!

No it isn’t!

This is the gritty, realistic reboot that Sonic needs