I forgot which exhibit letter we're on now for the proof that Ritch absolutely screams Asperger Syndrome, but here's another one for the alphabet soup.

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I forgot which exhibit letter we're on now for the proof that Ritch absolutely screams Asperger Syndrome, but here's another one for the alphabet soup.
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This was funnier at 3am
Can you even believe it's already 2026? Time flies! Here is your first monthly movie challenge for the new year.
It might be 2026, but that doesn't mean we have to give up the ghost of 2025's cinema! Watch any film released in '25.
But since we are starting a new year, watch a film about new beginnings or starting over too. Some suggestions.
Hamnet officially comes out (in Australia) this month. Watch any movie about Shakespeare, or any Shakespeare adaptation. Some suggestions.
On that note, watch a movie about artists or art making in any medium, whether that be music, prose, or filmmaking. Some suggestions.
Watch a classic Hollywood film written by a woman.
Watch a movie set in the ninth decade of the 20th Century (1980-1989). Some suggestions.
Watch a movie where an extreme weather event is featured (i.e. flood, fire or hurricane). Some suggestions here and here.
Watch one of Martin Scorsese's favourite films.
Watch a movie set in space. Some suggestions.
This year, lets take a closer look at some cinema movements, starting with the Korean New Wave that's happening as we speak. Some suggestions.
Alien Romulus if everything was alright and nothing went wrong ever...