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4070ArticleThatDudeintheHoodieThank you :) Aug 25, 2017View
4028ArticleNLoganThere is also the vampire death scene in a bath tub of holy water in lost boys.Top Scenes from 80s Movies featuring a Bathtub or ShowerJul 29, 2017View
4033ArticleHoju KoolanderI always remember the scene in Supergirl (the mo ie, not the show) where the bully student duo are trying to scald Kara in the shower by turning the heat all the way up behind the wall. Kara spots them with her x-ray vision, then uses her heat vision to burst the pipe and spray hot water all over the mean girls. Score one point for Supergirl!Top Scenes from 80s Movies featuring a Bathtub or ShowerJul 31, 2017View
3993ArticleVaporman87I have no memories at all of Elementary School assemblies. I don't think we had any, actually. Now later, in high school, we did. But the only ones I have any memories of were anti-drug people coming in to warn us of the dangers of Mary Jane. Looking back on those days now, and on the opiate problem this area now faces, they would probably beg us to smoke marijuana.Awesome School Assembly MemoriesJul 22, 2017View
4026ArticlepikachuloverOne school I went to spent a lot of money on school assembles. Most of the time they were just puppets that told you about the dangers of fire, strangers, or riding your bike. We had the duo of Janet and Judy come perform at our school. After the assembly the teacher handed out mimeograph work sheets about them. http://www.janetandjudy.com/ Slim Goodbody was supposed to come to my school, but he couldn't come so his people sent some replacement guy who talked about the environment. He was ok, but I really wanted to see Slim in person. I forget who was supposed to come, but it was cancelled because of the LA riots. Awesome School Assembly MemoriesJul 27, 2017View
4027Articletwcfan92Wow, we never had assemblies like that! All of ours were (if I remember correctly) no-name speakers. None of whom I remember.Awesome School Assembly MemoriesJul 28, 2017View
4036ArticlemickyarberWe always had pretty good assemblies in elementary school here. My personal favorite was the yearly magic show featuring local magician Dave Vaught. He came once a year and put on a show for the whole school, and would spend time throughout the day visiting each class room to perform an additional trick and answering questions about magic, and explaining how important things like Math were to his tricks. My second favorite was the assembly we would have on the last day of school before Christmas break. They would put all the students on the bleachers in the gym, and roll in 5 televisions spaced out across the floor and show a movie. One year was Ernest Goes to Camp, and another year we watched Ernest Saves Christmas. I also remember watching The Boy Who Could Fly one year as well. Another fantastic article my friend.Awesome School Assembly MemoriesAug 04, 2017View
3996ArticleVaporman87Best choice here is easily Rutger Hauer as Magneto. Man... I would have LOVED to see that. Best Magneto ever, right there. Worst choice... Bob Hoskins??? Uh, no. Yeah, he's short and loud, but c'mon. The man would have had to work out for years to get ready for that part.My Dream Cast for a 1987 X-Men movieJul 22, 2017View
3999ArticleNLoganBut he was a hairy little runt and strong. My Dream Cast for a 1987 X-Men movieJul 22, 2017View
4003ArticleOldSchool80sI like Vanity as Storm and Sherilyn Fenn as Rogue. Bob Hoskins as Wolverine was the biggest miss for me. I does have the hairy forearms, but I think you need somebody taller and much more muscular. Nobody perfect comes to mind, but maybe you go with David Hasselhoff, Chuck Norris or even cast against the norm and go Carl Weathers. I don't know, but I think Professor X and Wolverine are 2 most important casting decisions and you have to get them as right as possible.My Dream Cast for a 1987 X-Men movieJul 22, 2017View