Neil
@neilkid75.bsky.social
Trekkie, movie buff, constant reader, nature seeker, animal lover. Aspiring to be better than I am. 🖖
Fave film for each year of the 1980s 1980: The Shining 1981: Raiders of the Lost Ark 1982: E.T. the Extraterrestrial 1983: Terms of Endearment 1984: Terminator 1985: Clue 1986: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (what a year for movies!) 1987: The Princess Bride 1988: Heathers 1989: The Abyss
Fave film for each year of the 1980s 1980: Ordinary People 1981 and best in show: Raiders of the Lost Ark 1982: The Thing 1983: Return of the Jedi 1984: Starman 1985: Ran 1986: Aliens 1987: Bagdad Cafe 1988: They Live 1989: The 'Burbs Yeah, I kinda like this John Carpenter guy, could you tell? 🎥
Coming to Vegas for #STLV gave us a chance to enjoy Vegas a bit more, and we had an amazing time! We got to see an amazing concert, eat great food, see some sites and visit Oz.
#STLV Day 5 Sunday wrapped up a great week at STLV. It was great to see the Star Trek family once again, but I was so tired by the time I got on a plane for home.
Ten non horror movies to get to know me Clue Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Airplane Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind LOTR trilogy L.A. Story Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Steel Magnolias Magnolia The Green Mile
Ten non horror movies to get to know me Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie (duh) Seven Samurai Monsieur Hulot's Holiday The Muppet Movie The Peanuts Movie Raiders of the Lost Ark Five Deadly Venoms Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster Bowfinger You Can't Take It with You
One more day… can’t wait to celebrate Star Trek’s 60th with all you Trekkies.
Downplay a book or movie Star Trek II: The Irritation of Khan
Downplay a book or movie The Acceptable Hulk
Just a little over a week until #STLV. If you’re going to be there, what are you most excited to do, to see, to experience? Can’t wait to see you all!
Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't Nirvana, Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains.
Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't Nirvana, Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains.
What's your concert history? First concert: The Beach Boys Last Concert: Anthony Rapp ( the Star Trek Cruise) Next concert: maybe Kelly Clarkson Favorite concert: Lilith Fair Seen most : a tie: Cher and Sheryl Crow
What's your concert history? First concert: (don’t laugh, it was the 80’s and I didn’t have a choice) Lee Greenwood Last Concert: Sheena Easton & Tiffany Next concert: Kacey Musgraves Favorite concert: Janet Jackson Together Again Tour (got me to go to more shows) Seen most : Jars of Clay
stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness
stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness
Best STAR TREK alien. Wrong answers only.
Best STAR TREK alien. Wrong answers only.
Post the: Last movie you saw 🎬 Last game you played 🎮 Last show you watched 🖥 Last song you listened to 🎶
Post the: Last movie you saw 🎬 Last game you played 🎮 Last show you watched 🖥 Last song you listened to 🎶
Post the: Last movie you saw 🎬 Last game you played 🎮 Last show you watched 🖥 Last song you listened to 🎶
Post the: Last movie you saw 🎬 Last game you played 🎮 Last show you watched 🖥 Last song you listened to 🎶
Alfred Hitchcock’s Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
Christopher Nolan's Revenge of the Netds.
I actually think this bears repeating: Our Director of National Intelligence was just shown to *literally be taking secretive orders about what precisely to do and say in politics* from a scary cult leader in Hawaii And it wasn’t even front-page news How am I supposed to react to this?
This is one of the most strange, fascinating, and unsettling stories — and one of the best pieces of reporting — I’ve read about American politics in my life. Tulsi Gabbard took orders for her stances and bills in Congress (+ since?) from a secretive Hawaiian cult leader who wants to rule the world
Your last saved image is your current mental state:
Your last saved image is your current mental state: It’s a GIF, so I don’t know if it counts, but I’m going with it.
Kitty Pryde Psylocke Rogue Storm Nightcrawler
6. You have 20 dollars to make your X Men lineup. Who are you picking?