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badmovieihave · 7 months

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Bad movie I have Robin Hood: Men in Tights 1993

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topherfoxtrot · 1 year

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Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993) dir.: Mel Brooks

#robin hood men in tights 1993 #cary elwes #amy yasbeck #mark blankfield #dick van patten #megan cavanagh #90s #FoxtrotGIF

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lovecatnip · 3 months

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A League of Their Own

1992

#A League of Their Own #geena davis #tom hanks #lori petty #rosie o'donnell #madonna #megan cavanagh #ann cusack #tracy reiner #freddie simpson #bill pullman #anne ramsey

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boardchairman-blog · 2 years

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**Shots of the Movie**

A League of Their Own (1992)

Director: Penny Marshall Cinematographer: Miroslav Ondricek

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rosalie-starfall · 2 years

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Dracula: Dead and Loving It

Mel Brooks 1995

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abs0luteb4stard · 2 years

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W A T C H I N G

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andsjuliet · 5 months

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2024 books read

2024 goal: 150 books

january: 1 - heartstopper vol. 1 → alice oseman (reread) 2 - heartstopper vol. 2 → alice oseman (reread) 3 - heartstopper vol. 3 → alice oseman (reread) 4 - heartstopper vol. 4 → alice oseman (reread) 5 - heartstopper vol. 5 → alice oseman 6 - a fragile enchantment → allison saft 7 - some shall break → ellie marney (audiobook) 8 - only if you're lucky → stacy willingham (arc) 9 - over my dead body: a witchy graphic novel → sweeney boo 10 - notes on an execution → danya kukafka (physical & audiobook) 11 - murder on the orient express → agatha christie (reread) 12 - our wives under the sea → julia armfield (physical & audiobook) 13 - the invocations → krystal sutherland (arc) 14 - red string theory → lauren kung jessen 15 - the breakup tour → emily wibberley & austin siegemund-broka (arc) 16 - the name drop → susan lee 17 - the secret of the old clock → carolyn keene (reread) 18 - bright young women → jessica knoll (audiobook) 19 - last call at the local → sarah grunder ruiz (audiobook) 20 - no one can know → kate alice marshall

february: 21 - worst wingman ever → abby jimenez 22 - drop, cover, and hold on → jasmine guillory 23 - with any luck → ashley poston 24 - the atlas six → olivie blake (reread, audiobook) 25 - that's not my name → megan lally 26 - not here to stay friends → kaitlyn hill 27 - this golden state → marit weisenberg 28 - today tonight tomorrow → rachel lynn solomon (reread, annotation) 29 - past present future → rachel lynn solomon (arc, annotation) 30 - the atlas paradox → olivie blake (reread, audiobook) 31 - the guest list → lucy foley (audiobook) 32 - in the market for murder → t.e. kinsey (audiobook) 33 - the neighbor favor → kristina forest 34 - in the mix → mandy gonzalez 35 - everyone in my family has killed someone → benjamin stevenson 36 - the seven year slip → ashley poston 37 - veronica ruiz breaks the bank → elle cosimano (audiobook) 38 - finlay donovan rolls the dice → elle cosimano (audiobook) 39 - the simmonds house kills → meaghan dwyer (arc)

march: 40 - the mysterious case of the alperton angels → janice hallett 41 - the book of cold cases → simone st. james 42 - what the river knows → isabel ibañez (audiobook) 43 - cut loose! → ali stroker & stacy davidowitz 44 - how i'll kill you → ren destefano 45 - the reappearance of rachel price → holly jackson (arc) 46 - when no one is watching → alyssa cole (audiobook) 47 - outofshapeworthlessloser: a memoir of figure skating, f*cking up, and figuring it out → gracie gold (audiobook) 48 - julius caesar → william shakespeare (rerad, audiobook) 49 - the family plot → megan collins (audiobook) 50 - if we were villains → m.l. rio (reread) 51 - alone with you in the ether → olivie blake (physical & audiobook) 52 - disappearance at devil's rock → paul tremblay (audiobook)

april: 53 - shakespeare: romeo and juliet graphic novel → martin powell & eva cabrera 54 - shakespeare: macbeth graphic novel → martin powell & f. daniel perez 55 - shakespeare: julius caesar graphic novel → carl bown & eduardo garcia 56 - shakespeare: a midsummer night's dream graphic novel → nel yomtov & berenice muniz 57 - twelfth knight → alexene farol follmuth (arc) 58 - kill for me, kill for you → steve cavanagh 59 - murder road → simone st. james 60 - everyone on this train is a suspect → benjamin stevenson 61 - listen for the lie → amy tintera 62 - king cheer → molly horton booth, stephanie kate strohm, jamie green 63 - twelfth night (musical adaptation) → kwame kwei-armah & shaina taub 64 - in juliet's garden → judy elliot mcdonald 65 - fat ham → james ijames 66 - death by shakespeare → philip l. nicholas, jr 67 - a good girl's guide to murder → holly jackson (reread) 68 - good girl, bad blood → holly jackson (reread) 69 - as good as dead → holly jackson (reread) 70 - dark corners → megan goldin (audiobook) 71 - the one that got away with murder → trish lundy (audiobook) 72 - funny story → emily henry 73 - imogen says nothing → aditi brennan kapil 74 - people we meet on vacation → emily henry (audiobook, reread)

may: 75 - episode thirteen → craig dilouie 76 - the girls i've been → tess sharpe (reread) 77 - the girl in question → tess sharpe (arc) 78 - wild about you → kaitlyn hill (arc) 79 - just for the summer → abby jimenez 80 - my best friend's exorcism → grady hendrix 81 - second first date → rachel lynn solomon 82 - the ballad of darcy & russell → morgan matson 83 - the good, the bad, and the aunties → jesse q. sutanto (audiobook) 84 - truly, madly, deeply → alexandria bellefleur 85 - your blood, my bones → kelly andrew 86 - amy & roger's epic detour → morgan matson (reread) 87 - romancing mister bridgerton → julia quinn (reread) 88 - the viscount who loved me → julia quinn (reread) 89 - bittersweet in the hollow → kate pearsall 90 - to sir phillip, with love → julia quinn (reread) 91 - when he was wicked → julia quinn (reread) 92 - it's in his kiss → julia quinn (reread) 93 - on the way to the wedding → julia quinn (audiobook, reread) 94 - emma → jane austen (audiobook, reread)

june: 95 - first lie wins → ashley elston 96 - we got the beat → jenna miller

#post: 2024 books read #i always get SO excited to start these threads!#and as y'all know i love starting the new year with a reread #so i figured this year it would be heartstopper and then i'd finally get to read heartstopper vol 5 #i loved it which is no surprise #i just love these characters so much <3

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shinigami-striker · 1 year

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June 2023 Birthdays | Thursday, 06.01.2023

Here are the upcoming birthdays for these fellow anime/video game voice actors for the month of June 2023 down below:

Saturday, 6/3 - Jessica Cavanagh

Monday, 6/5 - Karen Strassman

Friday, 6/9 - Lauren Landa | Mandy Clark

Saturday, 6/10 - Jessica DiCicco | Van Barr Jr.

Sunday, 6/11 - John Gremillion

Monday, 6/12 - Margaret McDonald | Suzie Yeung

Wednesday, 6/14 - Kyle Hebert

Thursday, 6/15 - Adam Gibbs | Fred Tatasciore | Lindsay Seidel | Maxey Whitehead

Sunday, 6/18 - Tara Platt

Monday, 6/19 - Ashly Burch

Thursday, 6/22 - Leraldo Anzaldua | Xanthe Huynh

Friday, 6/23 - Laura Post

Saturday, 6/24 - Lucien Dodge

Sunday, 6/25 - Daman Mills

Monday, 6/26 - Brittney Karbowski

Wednesday, 6/28 - Sonny Strait

Thursday, 6/29 - Matthew Mercer

Friday, 6/30 - Megan Taylor Harvey

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erin-bo-berin · 1 year

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In a dark dark wood is good! I’m waiting for another plot twist. I’m hoping it has a good ending. What are your favorite thrillers?

I’ll have to pick that up soon! In A Dark, Dark Wood and The Death of Mrs. Westway are the only two I have yet to read by her! Other than her 2023 release.

And oh man, buckle up. I have a few lol

- No Exit by Taylor Adams

- Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough

- The Sundown Motel by Simone St. James

- Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney

- Thirteen by Steve Cavanagh

- The Perfect Child by Lucinda Berry

- The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson

- The Other Black Girl by Zakiya Dalila Harris

- Falling by T.J. Newman

- The Last Party by Clare Mackintosh

- The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell

- Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell

- An Unwanted Guest by Shari Lapena

- Home Before Dark by Riley Sager

- The Last Flight by Julie Clark

- The Lies We Told by Camilla Way

- The Push by Ashley Audrain

- The Night Swim by Megan Goldin

- Little Darlings by Melanie Golding

- People Like Her by Ellery Lloyd

Funny thing is, some of these I gave maybe a 3.5 or 4 star rating (which is average-good to me) but some of these I still think about/stick with me even long after I’ve finished them!

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thecarolinaopry-blog · 22 days

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here are my predictions for future American Idol winners Crystal Bowersox, Lauren Alaina, Kabrienne, Karen Rodriguez, Laci Kaye Booth, Catie Turner, Janelle Arthur, Hollie Cavanagh, Kree Harrison, Pia Toscano, Jessica Sanchez, Haven Madison, Megan Danielle, Emmy Russell, Olivia Soli, Mikenley Brown, Riley Thompson, Thia Megia, Lauren Turner, Rachel Zevita, Julie Zorrilla, Sarah Sellers, Katharine McPhee,

#american idol

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theheartbrokensystem · 1 year

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Amber's Parents ref sheet (V2)

Andy Higgins

Gender: Nonbinary

Tinnitus (hearing condition), Anxiety

Pronouns: They/Them and He/Him

Pansexual

Age: 43

Australian/Latin American

Date of birth: July 14th, 1984

Zodiac: Cancer

Voice claim: Bandit Heeler voiced by Dave McCormack (Bluey)

Significant other(s): Juniper Alison (gf), Dylan Baker (ex-bf)

Child: Amber Higgins

Job: Wood Carpenter

Trivia about Andy

Andy collects little figurines like these.

He loves to read books like "The Lies Of Locke Lamora" and "The Night Circus".

They go on fishing trips with Duke, Gerald, Parker, Mike, and Vincent once a month; Or as Andy calls it "Mates and Bait".

Andy loves Vegemite.

When he was younger, he used to be a delinquent. But after meeting a "certain someone"; he got himself together.

Despite their relaxed demeanor, they deal with anxiety; which Juniper only knows about.

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Juniper Alison

Gender: Transgender Female (FTM)

Pronouns: She/Her

Queer

Age: 36

Jewish

Date of birth: March 20th, 1827

Zodiac: Pieces

Voice claim: Judith Honey "Judy" Neutron voiced by Megan Cavanagh (Jimmy Neutron series)

Significant other: Andy Higgins (bf)

Child: Amber Higgins

Job: Kindergarten Teacher

Trivia about Juniper

Like Andy, Juniper also collects figurines too.

She loves music by Adele and Bruno Mars. (Inspired by my aunt's music taste.)

When Juniper was younger, she used write romance stories in notebooks. Juniper's mother proudly displays her work on her bookshelf.

Her favorite movie is "Peter Pan (1953 version)".

She loves reality TV shows, Andy got her into it.

Juniper's favorite fruit are peaches.

#Joeyydrawss #MHG #Andy Higgins #Juniper Alison

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polniaczek · 2 years

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A League of Their Own (1992) dir. Penny Marshall

#a league of their own #alotoedit #david strathairn #megan cavanagh #rosie o'donnell #madonna #marla hooch #filmedit #movieedit #mine #250 #identifying with marla hooch is actually the gayest thing you can do

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scenesandscreens · 3 years

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A League of Their Own (1992)

Director - Penny Marshall, Cinematography - Miroslav Ondricek

"All right, everyone, let's listen up now, listen up. Hey! I don't know what that kid is doing, but get him away from the tape! Stilwell Something important has just happened. I was in the toilet reading my contract, and it turns out, I get a bonus when we get to the World Series. So, let's play hard, let's play smart, use your heads."

#scenesandscreens #A League of Their Own #bitty schram #penny marshall #Miroslav Ondricek #tom hanks #geena davis #madonna #lori petty #rosie o'donnell #Anne Ramsay #Megan Cavanagh #Tracy Reiner #Freddie Simpson #Renée Coleman #Ann Cusack

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yourdailyqueer · 4 years

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Megan Cavanagh

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Lesbian

DOB: 8 November 1960

Ethnicity: White

Occupation: Actress, voice actress

#Megan Cavanagh #lgbt #lgbtq #wlw #lesbianism #female #lesbian #1960 #white #actor #voice actor

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mygreatadventurehasbegun · 3 years

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25 Days of Actress, Part three!

Inspired by Be Kind Rewind’s video series for the month of December, here are the first movies I recommend you check out, if you haven’t already. These are all movies that are pre-2000, and feature a performance by an actress that I enjoy (and the actress did not win Best Actress or Best Supporting Actress for the role).

These are in no particular order!

17. Allison Janney in Drop Dead Gorgeous

I love this movie so much. It is an incredibly underrated cult comedy from the late 90′s, and I may even consider it to be my favorite comedy (made after 1960, at least). This movie is a mockumentary about a beauty pageant in small town MN, and they follow around contestants and discover the “ugly side of beauty”. It’s just...so great. And Allison Janney plays the friend of Kirsten Dunst’s mom....she’s basically the cool aunt. Loretta is caring, protective, flirtatious, and absolutely hilarious. Janney absolutely nails the comedy in this film, and Loretta gets some of the best lines.

18. Hayley Mills in The Trouble with Angels

So, the reason why I didn’t talk about Hayley Mills in The Parent Trap in part two was because I wanted to talk about her performance in this movie! Mills plays Mary, a young girl sent to live in a all-girls Catholic boarding school (run by Rosalind Russell!), and the film follows the hijinks of Mary’s “scathingly brilliant ideas” along with her best friend, Rachel. Mary is the rebel of the two friends. She comes from an unhappy home, and really has no one who cares about her, outside of the school. She’s quick-witted and sharp, but also vulnerable and lonely...she knows how to have fun, but seems to understand when to back off. The movie follows the characters over three years of school, and it’s interesting to see how Mary changes...you almost don’t notice until you watch it again, and you see the layers in Mills’ performance.

19. Madeline Kahn in Clue

What can I say about this performance that hasn’t already been said?! Madeline Kahn as Mrs. White gives one of the most hilarious comedic performances I have ever seen. Mrs. White is cunning and ruthless, but she barely lets any of that show underneath her cold and aloof exterior. But as the night goes on, she starts to “let loose” a bit. There have been plenty of times when I’ve gone back to re-watch scenes, just so I can watch her in the background. She has some of the most interesting bits of physical comedy...sometimes only shown in a tiny gesture or a double-take. But it is genuinely brilliant.

20. Susanna Foster in Phantom of the Opera

My favorite Phantom adaptation and my favorite Christine! As a kid, I just watched the movie and enjoyed it...but now, as an adult, I am in awe at how good her performance is. Foster’s Christine is kind, sweet and caring, with a wonderful vulnerability....you just want to take care of her! I was amazed at the fact that in the final lair, she is legit trembling! That is not easy to do and make it look real...but I also love her Christine’s intelligence (like when she tries to convince Claudin to take her to the foyer so she can sing for him), and her ambition. She may be in a love triangle, but her career is important to her and she makes that known. She’s just great.

21. June Allyson in Little Women

And now we’re into my favorite Little Women adaptation and my favorite Jo March! I just watched this movie again the other day, and it just gives me a warm, safe feeling. June Allyson inhabits the character of Jo March so well, that in this particular film, I could not imagine another actress playing the role. She really shows the fiery side of Jo...you can tell that she is someone who just says whatever pops into her head, and there are some nice comedic moments as a result. And it’s nice to see how she matures by the end of the film. You can feel Jo’s passion for her writing, whether it’s by instructing Amy on how to act a scene or making herself cry at how wonderful her latest story is. And she has wonderful chemistry with everyone onscreen, especially Margaret O’Brien, who plays Beth. During that final scene between the two, you really feel how difficult this is for Jo, and you want to cry right along with her.

22. Margaret O’Brien in Meet Me in St. Louis

Speaking of Margaret O’Brien, let’s talk about one of the best child performances ever given. I’m kind of cheating a bit, as O’Brien was actually awarded an Oscar for her work in this film, but this was back when the academy gave out Juvenile awards...little mini Oscars for actors under 18. But Tootie is a precocious child living with her large family in St. Louis...she is definitely an interesting kid. The kind who decides that her dolls occasionally succumb to illness and need to be buried in the yard. But she’s not creepy, I promise! One thing Margaret O’Brien was known for was being a great crier (along with June Allyson), and there is a scene in this movie that absolutely rips my heart out. She doesn’t do the cute “child actor” cry, with it’s just a few fat tears falling down while they stick out their lip. No. She cries like a real kid. So much so, that I can’t help but weep when she does. I saw this in the theater last year (remember theaters?!) and had to be very careful not to make too much noise!

23. Megan Cavanagh in A League of Their Own

Another move with a great acting ensemble...particularly for actresses! And I started thinking, which performance and character do I like the best? It was no question: Marla. Marla is a wonderful character played beautifully by Megan Cavanagh. She’s one of the best players on the baseball team, but she’s shy and awkward...someone who probably hasn’t been in a lot of social situations...and it’s so heartwarming to see her blossom. I just wish we had more of her in the movie!!

24. Bette Davis in Now, Voyager

I think this may be my favorite Bette Davis performance. Charlotte Vale is a shy, put upon young woman, living under the thumb of a domineering mother. It’s clear she suffers from severe anxiety and she ends up spending some time in an institution. But her life changes for the better when she begins therapy and goes off on a trip where she finds love, unexpectedly. As always, Davis gives such a wonderful and nuanced performance, saying so much while doing very little.

25. Marilyn Monroe in How to Marry a Millionaire

Another movie that I saw for the first time very recently! Before watching this movie, I had only seen Monroe in The Misfits and All About Eve...I hadn’t watched any of her light comedies that she was so well known for. And when I discovered this at the library, I decided to give it a shot! After watching it, I want to watch more of her movies! Monroe plays Pola, a half-blind model who is trying to find a rich husband. She is absolutely charming in this role! I loved watching the scenes where she tries to get along without her glasses; as she thinks she won’t get a husband if she wears them. The scenes really showed her flair for comedy and I still believe that she’s a better actress then most people ever gave her credit for.

Thanks for reading! I hope folks will check out some of these movies!

Here’s part one:

https://mygreatadventurehasbegun.tumblr.com/post/636980643226632192/25-days-of-actress-part-one

Here’s part two:

https://mygreatadventurehasbegun.tumblr.com/post/637089430440755200/25-days-of-actress-part-two

#drop dead gorgeous #the trouble with angels #clue #The Phantom of the Opera #little women #meet me in st. louis #a league of their own #now voyager #how to marry a millionaire #allison janney #hayley mills #madeline kahn #susanna foster #june allyson #megan cavanagh #bette davis #marilyn monroe

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esperwatchesfilms · 3 years

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A League of Their Own (1992)

Dot: Mule! Kit: Nag!

Rosie O’Donnell’s accent in this film just makes me ridiculously happy.

“Girls are playing baseball!? THE WAR IS LEADING TO SEXUAL CONFUSION!” Yes. Of course. Sounds right.

I love that woman for helping Shirley Baker.

I just cannot at all imagine Tom Hanks being anything like he is in this movie. I’m sure he’s not, but he’s such an obnoxious piece of crap in the beginning of this film.

I really hate that they’re giving this drunk asshat Jimmy the credit for the work Dottie does.

Poor Marla. I always want to hug her. They’re so mean to her, and she’s not even ugly. Assholes.

I want to kill this demon child. How can she not keep track of him and stop his mini-terrorist activity on a goddamn bus?

“Start using your head. That's the lump that's three feet above your ass.”

“You think there are men in this country that ain’t seen your bosoms?”

“Hi, my name's Mae, and that's more than a name, that's an attitude.”

Helen Haley: Has anybody seen my new red hat? Dottie Hinson: Oh piss on your hat. Helen Haley: That was uncalled for.

This messenger is an asshole. He tells the entire team that one of their husbands is dead. I hope he gets punched in the face. I know he’s fictional. I don’t care. Punch him in the face!

Awww, Bill Paxton saying “Hiya Cutie” just makes my heart happy.

“Avoid the clap. Jimmy Dugan.”

Lori Petty’s face is so excellently expressive. I love her.

I love the Racine Belles’ bus. “Racine Belles, dirt in the skirt”

I absolutely love this movie. The end always makes me so emotional. I’m so happy for them.

Fun fact? Lori Petty was the only girl on a boys' team growing up.

Another fun fact: Some of the extras in the stands and most of the women in the final scenes of them playing baseball as older women? Are the women from the actual A.A.G.P.B.L.

ESE: 107/100

50 +5 for “Mule”, “Nag” insults +5 for young Lori Petty -10 for crappy recruiter who kicks at chickens and insults everyone +10 for a really good father -10 for spitting chew on the guy’s shoe +20 for Mae’s dancing +3 for Marla’s “It Had to Be You” +5 for “No crying in baseball” +2 for split catch -5 for that shitty messenger +10 for Jimmy shoving him out the door +5 for Stilwell deserving the glove to the face and his mother knowing it +5 for the crowd cheering for Kit +2 for sweet sister moment +10 for the women singing “The All-American Baseball League” at the end

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