Sammy Ratner

God....these films is going to hurt now rewatching

Finally caught up with Buddy last night and her performance in it definitely reminded me why I've loved her since I was a teenager watching the final season of HIMYM as it was airing in 2013/2014

happy birthday mia goth ⭐

THIS WEEK: Nicolas Cage as a vampire (?), a slasher-esque short, a revisit of an Oscar-winning 90s classic, and the Rifftrax boys tackling a 70s Halloween special with Jeff Goldblum's dad in Independence Day as Dracula

To this day, I still think it's funny how even before I could read or write, I was being introduced to Rick Moranis from the sheer number of times I saw this trailer before my many viewings of the OG Toy Story but still haven't watched the movie proper decades later www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wvo...

Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette was released 20 years ago today 🎀

sunday plans 🍿

Got hired at Family Dollar in college, worked a full shift and then let me go when I came in for my next one cause they only needed specific people to help set up the new store near my house (which included me)

This week: A sadly mediocre vampire movie plus a few Spooky Season specials featuring the Looney Tunes (or are adjacent to them like with the Spielberg WB shows) in varying degrees of quality

📚 100 years ago today, Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends opened up a book to their enchanted Hundred Acre Wood. 🍯 🧸🐝🐰🐷 Read the full extent of their stories from a century ago at the Internet Archive. Courtesy of the #publicdomain.👇 archive.org/details/winn...

I was five when Jimmy Neutron premiered as a series and nine when it stopped airing new episodes, so I was *the* exact right age to have it be a childhood fave Nicktoon

"And the crowd goes wild" "yaaayyy"

(Thurl Ravenscroft voice) No cats allowed ...

After forgetting last week, we pick back up with a truly bug nuts historical drama more people need to know, a pretty solid 90s family movie, Silly Symphonies ending on a fairly sweet note, and a great Porky/Sylvester pairing

Me knowing the next Animation Lookback will be talking about The Peanuts Movie

30 years ago, Hey Arnold! premiered on Nickelodeon Created by Craig Bartlett Developed by Craig Bartlett Joe Ansolabehere Steve Viksten Arnold’s Voice Actors Toran Caudell Phillip Van Dyke Spencer Klein Alex D Linz

Definitely wearing my Mean Girls shirt today to celebrate

The next show up on Nick Knacks has been one of my most anticipated for years, so I'm fine with waiting just a bit longer

As I get older, I find the hate this poor girl received to be so baffling honestly (at least she's still around occasionally releasing new singles and tending to have at least a new movie per year since 2021)

This week: an underrated early 2000s TV movie, a modern day preschool movie that's way better than I'd expect it to be, a pretty great Donald Duck short and one of the Larriva 11

"Hey laughing boy" *cuts to Zaslav* "I KNOW, I KNOW"

youtu.be/EmUYpgptBtY?... Surprised this hasn't come up yet

If you see this, post your fav Disney character currently

This week: An "Oops All Rewatches" edition with one of the worst movies from my birth year, a zillennial classic I hadn't seen in full since roughly 2007, my favorite Goofy short, and Bob Clampett delivering one of numerous bangers in his last year at WB

The Muppet nerd/Follow That Bird enjoyer in me will always see her as Olivia from when she played the character on Sesame Street for a while there

As someone whose birthday weekend is that weekend ... happy fucking early bday to me

blue and magenta!

Not shocked that my favorite movie of all time has 14 logs currently (plus all of the times I watched it before I joined LB in the last few months of 2016)

This week: Melville's masterpiece, the funniest Muppet movie, an underseen slice of 80s British animation and a pretty entertaining Pink Panther short

More of a dramedy than a straightforward sitcom but come on, man, it's obvious

Always nice to see Parks & Rec on the feed, even if this is from the early seasons before it gets super legendary

10 female characters to get to know me: Buffy Summers Dory (Finding Nemo) Helga Pataki Rapunzel (Tangled) Paris Geller (Gilmore Girls) Robin Buckley (Stranger Things) Veronica Mars Rachel Green Sidney Prescott Harley Quinn

This week: Melville's first color feature, a revisit of a childhood comfort movie, the late Tim Curry narrates a pretty charming tale about a mouse stuck on an Island and the best adaptation of an iconic Seuss character

SpongeBob is so old that a person could watch both Blue's Clues and Rugrats before the show's regular Saturday morning timeslot

This week: the best Melville I've watched so far, a 90s animaton masterpiece I finally came around on, a great Chuck Jones-directed Bugs Bunny short and my favorite post-Walt thing starring Mickey Mouse

53 years ago today 🪚

This week: Melville's first crime thriller, my favorite Ghibli movie, a pretty entertaining Bugs/Sam short and the most recent Wes Anderson to have a Criterion release

Considering how long I've been anticipating this one, hell yeah I'm down for a two hour at minimum Rugrats video

As a grown ass adult who watched this one for the first time earlier in the year, it honestly does hit the sweet spot as a 2000s kid who grew up (and still lives) in a beach town

t his is what most people want queer/trans rep to be

As someone born in 1997, those first two rows definitely hit that sweet nostalgia spot for me. Happy 35th!