Jeffrey Herringa

The slick sledding incident and the cat messing with the Christmas tree were my favorite scenes in the movie. It was hilarious at the time!

This is a good documentary which explores Muhammad Ali's relationship with Malcolm X and the Nation of Islam (NOI) during the Vietnam War era. His personal beliefs, and relationships to friends, family, and critics are also explored in this film.

The Rise of Skywalker is a good film. I'm not sure George Lucas would have let it end like this though. It still works, but awkwardly at times... I think a single Luke Skywalker film would be nice with Ewan McGregor reprising his role as a younger Obi Wan Kenobi. FYI. I also think a Jedi/Sith origins trilogy would be fine. Kevin Feige of Marvel Comics may be working on this idea already. The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi might have been slightly better films in the post-trilogy. This is my opinion, and not based on facts. I would give The Force Awakens (5 Stars) and the Last Jedi (4 1/2 Stars). The Rise of Skywalker is 4 Stars for me. The post-trilogy films still beat most of the pre-trilogy films for me (2-3 Stars, Revenge of the Sith best).

The 1st graders at my school like this show alot. There is also a good lesson involved with most of the shows too. Jeff Herringa School Librarian Milwaukee, WI U.S.A.

It's interesting that celebrities like Jimmy Kimmel still reference "Do the Right Thing" almost 30 years after it was released. The interactions between John Turturro's character and Spike Lee's character is still a classic moment in the history of cinema.

I have a restored Blu-ray copy of Speedy. It's quite humorous, but I don't want to give the rest away. I enjoyed watching Harold Lloyd films and shorts on PBS when I was a kid. The monkey with clogs on a houseboat always had me rolling around laughing.

I enjoyed the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving special and Snoopy's antics with the folding chair. It's a classic for older adults like me, but younger kids may be into different holiday celebrations now.

Monday Night Football on ABC used to be a prime destination for Football. But, now Sunday Night Football on NBC has surpassed it... There are still some great match-ups between divisional and conference teams in the AFC and NFC. However, it seems most of these match-ups end up on Sunday now. But, I watched Monday Night Football mostly in the late 1970's-early 1990's. It's a lot different now.