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Providing the Listal community with ORIGINAL and/or HIGHEST QUALITY pics since 2011, while never once changing my username, creating a dozen fake accounts to boost my vote counts or engaging in malicious, slanderous and/or pornographic behavior!

Before 2/20/18, This Member Went
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Before 10/9/21, This Member Went
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Currently, This Member Has Gone
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My latest published lists:

Jeans & Heels VI
Sari, Not Sorry
Gina Lollobrigida - Lady In Red
Drop Dead Beauties - Deborah Harry
Ask TrekMedic's 2025 Most Desirable Women (POLL)
Remembering Jimmy Carter

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3 - I am an incessant self-promoter! If you state on your homepage that you don't want to be thanked for votes, or receive new list alerts (or you're only into movies, music, etc), I'll respect your wishes.

Note 1 - If I voted for your pic, it'll probably end up on one of my lists!



Note 2 - If I don't thank you routinely, know that your votes and comments are ALWAYS appreciated!

As of Mar 15, 2025,
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FOUR ME-EE-LION POINTS!!

Because some Simply Asinine people can't delete EVERY one of my pics!

News flash! No Listal member "owns" a celebrity's profile (not "pages")! Just because some members can't put a search engine to better use (it's not a secret weapon), don't get all butthurt, whine about it and post faked, upsized versions of your lame, smol pics!

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Recent reviews

Symbiosis review

Posted : 1 week, 6 days ago on 7 March 2025 03:14 (A review of Symbiosis)

Also known as "Star Trek: The After School Special." In an initial season wracked with production changes and poor scripts, this one stands out for it's Nancy Reagan-esque "Just say no!" theme, as Wesley Crusher gets the "drugs are bad, m'kay" talk and Picard initiates a planet-wide case of withdrawal to preserve the Prime Directive. Trekkies will take note of the casting callback, featuring [Link removed - login to see] and [Link removed - login to see] both playing significant supporting roles in Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan!

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Never Say Never review

Posted : 1 month, 3 weeks ago on 23 January 2025 06:24 (A review of Never Say Never)

The epitome of the phrase "video killed the radio star," Romeo Void, a new-wave band out of the San Francisco Bay area, was on the rise with their hit "Never Say Never." The risqué lyrics were sung by their lead vocalist, Debora Iyall, a sultry-voiced, Rubenesque Native American woman. But this was 1981,...no social media support, no Spotify or Apple Music here! Just the radio and an up-and-coming cable channel that played "music videos" 24/7. And thus began the band's downfall. Expecting some svelte eye candy, Iyall's looks proved to be something of a turnoff to many and Romeo Void's popularity tanked, leading to their breakup in 1985.

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Dune: Prophecy review

Posted : 2 months, 3 weeks ago on 26 December 2024 08:24 (A review of Dune: Prophecy)

As with many "prequels" and "origins stories," there's always the inherent pitfall of deviating from canon. In my younger days, I spent many nights in the fire department on nightwatch reading the original Dune and Dune Messiah, and partially completed Children of Dune before love and marriage got in the way. As bitterly disappointed I was with the [Link removed - login to see] bastardization of the novel, I thoroughly enjoyed the first 2 parts of the current remaking of Dune. With that in mind, I never read [Link removed - login to see] and only have the current movies as a framework. Even with the residual HBO "Game of Thrones" vibe (imagine the Harkonnens as a lesser house in Westeros, looking to advance to the Iron Throne), this was a thoroughly enjoyable series and I'm looking forward to Season 2.

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School Ties review

Posted : 4 months ago on 19 November 2024 07:26 (A review of School Ties)

Given the current climate in America's higher learning system, I felt it was appropriate to watch this today when it popped up on TV. A little dated and the themes are delivered with a heavy hand, but oh, what a start for some of cinema's brightest stars of the (then) future! Matt Damon and Brendan Fraser offer glimpses of their skills to come, but Ben Affleck (Damon's cinematic partner in crime) was nothing more than background filler here.

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Uncut Gems review

Posted : 4 months, 2 weeks ago on 1 November 2024 05:55 (A review of Uncut Gems)

Watching this movie, I was reminded of [Link removed - login to see] and [Link removed - login to see] shady characters and bad actors, living in enormous houses of cards. Eventually, a card slips and the houses crumble.

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Lisa and the Devil review

Posted : 5 months ago on 18 October 2024 02:40 (A review of Lisa and the Devil )

I'm not really into gothic horror in general, but the pacing was too slow for me. The best part, honestly, was watching Telly Savalas with a lollipop in his mouth, in the manner of his titular TV character, [Link removed - login to see]

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Murder in a Small Town review

Posted : 5 months, 1 week ago on 7 October 2024 10:27 (A review of Murder in a Small Town)

Well, this show started off on the wrong foot for me (although I'll post a more thorough review if it survives the season)! First, despite several references from the "new" detective about being from Philadelphia, and the token Philadelphia-born black cop name-dropping Philadelphia's basketball team, The Sixers, (way to perpetuate a stereotype) this ALL-CANADIAN cast, situated in a REAL Canadian town ([Link removed - login to see]), is supposed to either a) be some poorly-defined Philadelphia suburb, or b) oddly attractive to cops from Philadelphia? Not happening,...not with the references to "The Sunshine Coast," or "knowing the subject from back in Uni (slang for University)". The Kristin Kreuk/Rossif Sutherland cute romance might play out,...who knows?

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Asphalt City review

Posted : 5 months, 2 weeks ago on 4 October 2024 02:54 (A review of Asphalt City)

Well, it took me THREE attempts to get all the way through watching this without triggering my PTSD. Thinking this was just an updated version of [Link removed - login to see] and was I wrong. Sean Penn and Tye Sheridan are essentially playing two versions of the same character: a neophyte paramedic (Sheridan) out to save the harsh New York City world from its ills and the seasoned, burned out veteran (Penn) he is destined to become. Unlike BOTD, there is no dark humor to balance Frank Pierce's (Nicholas Cage) self-destruction, no outlandish urban legends brought to life on the silver screen. A few years ago, then-mayor Bill DeBlasio was quoted justifying why NYC pays its paramedics so poorly compared to their firefighting brethren by stating "their work is different!" Different, indeed, and the cost it takes on our souls has no dollar value.

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Captive State review

Posted : 1 year ago on 15 March 2024 02:12 (A review of Captive State)

Do you remember the TV series [Link removed - login to see] The show that featured a future Earth overcome by a superior alien race and administered by a group of Quisling humans? If you do, picture this movie as a downbeat, relentlessly pessimistic and poorly-focused version. Hell, it's so depressing, John Goodman (I think he phoned this dreck in) looks like he just realized his career has declined so far that Roseanne Barr is becoming popular again!

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Fargo review

Posted : 1 year, 1 month ago on 13 February 2024 02:34 (A review of Fargo)

Regarding Season 5 (ended 1/2024): I'm a little conflicted about this particular season. On the one hand, the season's spousal abuse themes, which borrow heavily from movies like [Link removed - login to see] and [Link removed - login to see] in their depiction, are concluded with the FX network ending each episode with real-world resources for abuse victims, so kudos for getting the message out there. On the other hand, the season is placed in 2019, the pre-COVID presidential administration of one Donald J Trump: public enemy #1 in Hollywood (Jennifer Jason Leigh's Lorraine Lyon refers to him obliquely as "the Orange Man" in one episode). Jon Hamm's Sheriff Roy Tillman, the abuser in the story's arch, is the embodiment of Hollywood's view of conservativism: a Bible-quoting he-man, disdainful of the federal government, ruling his domain with an iron fist (the same, covered in a velvet glove, keeps his spouses in line), capable of convening an anti-government militia (January 6th anyone?) on a moment's notice. The conflict of the Supreme Court's recent reversal of Roe v Wade (which occurred in 2022, but why let facts stand in the way of a good story, that's how Fargo works, right?) is animus of this conflict as a whole. The en vogue 2024 theme of female empowerment, in the form of Jennifer Jason Leigh, Juno Temple, and Richa Moorjani are all up front, as well as the DEI subtext of Dot Lyon's (Temple) daughter, Scotty, who self-identifies as a boy. As with every good Fargo season, there's an element of the supernatural and Season 5's Old Munch (Sam Spruell) channels Season 3's V.M. Varga (David Thewlis) to perfection.

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