Jeffrey Graebner

The first one I am sure of was seeing "Blade Runner" in the theater in 1982 when I was 12. My parents figured that even with the R rating, a movie with the guy that played Han Solo and Indiana Jones wouldn't be that rough. Kind of figured they probably regretted it, but they never really said.

100% agree with this take.

I knew about this, but still love seeing it in person.

Miss Muench, 6th grade. Cared about her students as people more than any other teacher I ever encountered. She stayed friends with my mom over the years and, on a whim, I sent her an invitation to my wedding. Was pleasantly shocked when she traveled from Michigan to California to attend.

As a parent you are going to really look forward to sharing the entertainment and activities that you love with your children. Be prepared for the disappointment when they hate some or all of it.

I've seen 6 of the ones in the quote post (E.T., Raiders, Star Wars, Empire, Jurassic Park, Jaws) with live orchestra. I can add 9 more... Return of the Jedi The Princess Bride Superman (1978) Nightmare Before Christmas Encanto Coco The Lion King (1993) The Little Mermaid Beauty and the Beast

I saw the movie last night and this is really the first review that I've seen that had me nodding my head in agreement. I'm not for a moment going to pretend the film is high art and I suspect it's going to be more niche than a typical Star Wars movie, but I was grinning through the whole movie.

Sadly, it's probably Reince Priebus, Trump's first Chief of Staff.

I saw Buckaroo Banzai multiple times during it's original theatrical run, which I think was only about a week.

I saw E.T. at a Sneak Preview in 1982 when I was 12, knowing nothing about the movie other than it's title and that it was from the director of Raiders of the Lost Ark and Close Encounters. Only time that I remember seeing a packed theater give a movie a spontaneous standing ovation at the end.

Introduce yourself with artists you've seen multiple times: John Williams (30+) Billy Joel (7) Paul Simon (6) Weird Al Yankovic (4) Susan Egan (2 + several times as part of larger casts)

I love this score so much. The Rocketeer and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (with score by Michael Kamen) came out in consecutive weeks in 1991 and I had those two soundtrack CDs on pretty much continuous rotation for the rest of that summer.

First CD bought. 1987. What was yours? (I think "Witches of Eastwick", also by Williams, was the first one I bought that I didn't already have on LP)

For anyone who hasn't seen it, seek out "October Sky". It is my go to choice whenever anyone asks for an example of a great film that few have seen.

At a concert at the Hollywood Bowl, I saw a tweet from Michael Giacchino that he was there too. I replied that it looked like he had a better seat and he responded asking where I was seated. He then came and found me to say "hello" and take a photo. Couldn't have been nicer.

When Disney's California Adventure opened, it had a Wolfgang Puck restaurant called Avalon Cove with a bar that served a lighter menu. They had the best clam chowder I've ever had. The restaurant lasted about a year and I've tried other Puck restaurants, but none use that same recipe.

@repluzrivas.bsky.social I am a constituent and hope that you will echo Congressman Jackson's demand for resignations due to the appalling security breach revealed today.

I'm pretty sure this already happened in 2016...

Just about to board the Disney Treasure! #dcl #disney

Happy New Year! #westcoast

Watergate, although I mostly thought it was a strange TV show my parents kept watching. First one that I remember that I really understood as a news story (not counting elections) was probably the Iran Hostage Crisis.

Took me a moment to recognize the music. When I did, I definitely started tearing up.

Age yourself with your first computer.

List 5 famous people you've met but 1 is a lie. Oprah Winfrey Neil Armstrong Michael Giacchino George Lucas Douglas Adams

Saw "Wicked" this evening. I really hope they stick the landing with Part 2, but this adaptation of the first act is about as good as it can be. The casting is perfect and the extended length allowed both the characters and story to be fleshed out considerably. Despite the length, it never dragged.

I'd be the engineer proving that hyperspace isn't really fast enough and providing advice on how to make it faster that must be followed or I won't allow your new ship to be sold.

I believe ESPN Zone would still be in business today if the creepy rotating heads on the side of the building had shot red lasers out of their eyes.

Seeing Star Wars in Concert at the Walt Disney Concert Hall tonight. Anthony Daniels is narrating with the Los Angeles Philharmonic playing suites from all 9 Skywalker Saga films.

My very first computing experience was on a TRS-80 Model III just like these.

Introduce yourself with some jobs you have done apart from what you do now: - Newspaper Delivery - Theme Park Food Stand Vendor - Fast Food Cashier - Auditor at a Theme Park - Multi-player PC Game Engine Developer

Posted this as a reply earlier, but thought I'd share it as a general post too. #dcl #DisSky

every pundit will try to lecture to u about what the country chose but u know rejecting fascism and bigotry is always the right choice

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I'd been looking for a video of this as I had troubles getting my 20-year-old son to believe me when I told him about it.

I guess it has fallen to me, the humor columnist, to endorse Harris for president wapo.st/3UqHWRM

Los Angeles area folks, tickets are on sale for the exclusive theatrical run of the Disney+ John Williams documentary, opening November 1. elcapitantheatre.com/showings/mus...

I've been married 24 years to someone I met via an in-person meet up of members of a Usenet newsgroup. I know of at least 5 other married couples that met via that community.

Ok DisSky, let’s get to know each other a little better. Quote and share your Disney favorites! Disney Movie: Beauty and the Beast (animated, of course) Theme Park: Disneyland Attraction: Pirates (DL) Treat/Snack: Mickey Ice Cream Bar Show/Nighttime Spectacular: Fantasmic (DL) Parade: MSEP

CompuServe, The Source, and dial-up BBSs.

Just saw The Wild Robot and it's is really fantastic. Probably the best film DreamWorks Animation has done. It's gorgeously animated, very funny, and has a tremendous amount of heart. Disney made a huge mistake when they let Chris Sanders get away.

As a teen, I worked in summer at an amusement park restaurant. At one point, I was suddenly informed that I was being transferred to a different restaurant, something I wasn't too happy with. Soon after, the supervisor and all remaining employees at the original restaurant were fired for stealing.

They are testing logs on Tiana's today. #Disneyland

Ride of the Headless Horseman. #Disneyland #oogie-boogie-bash

Judge Doom was really awesome. #oogieboogiebash

Short visit to the Disneyland Resort for Oogie Boogie Bash. Staying at the GCH Villas.

Probably Reince Priebus, unfortunately.