Coming off an intense four-session evaluation of “The Insider”, I decided to use the block of time in between then and midnight tomorrow to document two movies that I forgot to include in Volume 232, as well as three movies that the late Michael Constantine had a hand in. And no, this entry won’t be/isn’t as labor-intensive as Volume 231.
Let’s begin.
First up, being a fan of Bob’s Burgers, I believe I noticed a Tina Belcher sticker in the trailer of “Love, Simon”, a movie that I somehow kept overlooking and again overlooked a day ago. But thanks to adjustments in the 1,571 to 1,584 aspect of the evaluation schedule, this entry is now in the Art Infliction Content Universe, and the Nick Robinson-led movie was the first item that I had in my mind. Now let’s see if that movie can emerge out of the king-sized logjam, known as the assessment/re-assessment roster.
Three movies that I forgot to pardon were all three “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” movies, as they all seem like movies that can work well with all of the movies that were successfully assessed/re-assessed from from mid-October 2023 through all of 2024. And given that reckless driving scene in “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” a.k.a. evaluation 1,572 reminded me of the nightmare scene in “Thinner”, in which Tadzu Lempke was driving an 18-wheeler, I’ve decided to give the 1996 movie adaptation of the Stephen King novel another look as well, therefore an extra pardon to go along with those other three. But that’s the end of my movie-pardoning powers, as it’s time to truly honor Mega Movie Package protocols.
And finally, I noticed three months ago that Melissa Barrera has another horror movie (Inhabit) in the upcoming section of her IMDB filmography, only for me to almost forget via being constantly preoccupied with app-testing. But this is Melissa Barrera that we’re talking about here, so you know that it was only a matter of time before this movie of hers was going to be back in my memory bank. Of course, there is still no determined release year for it, but I have no doubt that it will see the light of day, therefore it has been added to the roster.
Well, just six additions/re-additions to the assessment/re-assessment roster this time around, but they are six additions/re-additions that could add more unique dimensions to a Project that’s already chalked full of them. Of course, I have accessibility to five of those six additions/re-additions, but it’s going to take quite some time to deal with a roster that has an amount that alone is nearly one Flickuum Project half, so keep wishing me luck.
Until the next time.