On occasion, Steve Kaycee has had problems in blogging about things in timely fashion, such as his reaction to the 2019 World Series matchup between the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros.
But after one of Art Infliction’s most innovative minds has come up with a way to never allow such problems to ever happen again via this page. Especially when Extra Sessions keeps getting overbooked with either constant entries or entries that need to remain on this website for an indefinite amount of time.
And of course, with that being said, the need for this page arises again, as he blogs about finally finding out the release date for the movie “Code 3”.
You can check it out below!
“Flickasbord, Volume 191”
The number is now 191, as this is the 191st Flickasbord entry. And yes, I amassed a lot of content this rapidly for this entry, especially since over 600 “pre-Dream Scenario” spots are still open.
Let’s begin.
First up, after adding “The Unholy Trinity” to the roster, I came to the realization that “The Dead Don’t Hurt” kept slipping through the cracks, as I began to catch vibes about the latter after adding the former to the roster. So, with that being said, I’ve finally added the latter to the roster. But of course, that’s not how this paragraph will end because in addition, I got the latter movie mixed up with “The Dead Don’t Die”, thus I’ve gone ahead and added that movie to the roster as well. Damn Hollywood, why do you have to have two titles that are easy to mix up with one another? LOL.
Anyways, moving on, I noticed a related title on the IMDB website, while I was doing research for the movie “The Padre”. And as to what that related title was, well it was “The Golden Voice”, which was a related title, on the basis of it too being a Nick Nolte movie. And given that the latter has the vibe of being a very powerful movie, I’ve added it to the roster.
I keep reneging on no longer handing out pardons to movies that are on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page, yet some (10) of them still have a reason about why they should be pardoned. And as to what those 10 movies are, well you can find out via the chart below:
| Movie | Why it has been pardoned |
| Army Of Darkness | Franchise connectivity, and the presence of Lily Sullivan in a later installment both warrant a re-assessment for this movie. |
| The Iron Orchard | The pay-off involving Ali Cobrin’s character needs to be re-investigated. |
| Ode To Joy | Morena Baccarin’s only Flickuum movies, whether confirmed or pending, are the “Deadpool” franchise and “Spy”. And quite frankly, she needs something to high-point over all four of them. This movie could be the one for that. |
| The Last Castle | Robert Redford usually played very astute characters in his movies, and this movie is among them. |
| Spy Game | If “The Last Castle” can be re-assessed, then this movie should be as well. |
| Lions For Lambs | Redford and Meryl Streep re-team two decades after “Out Of Africa”, thus that dynamic makes this movie worthy of a re-assessment. |
| Band Aid | The problem for this movie that was it was first assessed after something Alexandra Daddario related, and then re-assessed after something Tiffani-Amber Thiessen related. But it does have a lot of Flickuum-worthy components, thus its second re-assessment will occur in a non-tough act to follow scenario. |
| Leaving Las Vegas | Brandon Perna of ThatsGoodSports showing a clip of this movie (in one of his videos) makes it worthy of a third re-assessment. |
| Honeymoon In Vegas | If “Leaving Las Vegas” can be re-assessed, then this movie should be as well. |
| Stay | The presence of Taylor Schilling makes this movie worthy of a re-assessment. |
Hacker’s Game was a complete waste of time to the point that it could be the next movie to be eliminated from Flickuum contention, once Tier 13 gets back to the maximum of 95 movies. However, that movie did offer a bright spot in Alena von Stroheim, thus I decided to find another movie of hers to assess. And found one I did, in the form of “The Activist”, which is a movie that should be watched in its entirety, thus no stoppages will occur when I assess it. The question now is when will I assess it? Stay tuned.
Two paragraphs ago, I alluded to Lily Sullivan, as her appearing in an “Evil Dead” installment is why “Army Of Darkness” has been pardoned. So, with that being said, I finally caved and decided to add “Evil Dead Rise” to the roster, especially since I also like the nostalgia of seeing that trailer before my theatrical assessment of “M3GAN” began. Plus, since there is no such thing as too much Lily Sullivan in The Project, her movie “Mental” has also been added to the roster.
And finally, movies about special bonds between people and their pets really hit home for me, due to my special bond with my dog, Penny. So, with that being said, I’ve decided to add the movie “Good Boy” to the roster, especially since it also tells the devotion of the dog from the dog’s perspective. Of course, I knew of the movie before this entry was written, but didn’t add it to the roster until now, because I wanted to find out if the dog would be okay or not. And while I won’t give a spoiler about that in this entry, I will say do a Google search about that since it’s public knowledge, especially if you’re a fellow dog lover.
Well, progress has been slow in both completing Flickuum evaluations and finding movies to follow “The Wood” into Tier 7 as movies with 50F designations, due to A] Constant dedication to keeping this website up to date and B] Losing track of time with my obsession of leveling up in Match Factory. But now that I will have a feasible timeline in both catching up in what remains in my September evaluation goal, and subsequently being right on schedule heading into next month, I no longer feel overwhelmed in how to manage what assessments/re-assessments are currently accessible to me. And given the amount of intriguing assessments/re-assessments that are accessible to me, I’m confident that I can add to the current amount of 2,517 overall and in bunches this month.
Until the next time.