Confessions of a Not-So-Dangerous Mind*

<span;>Roughly 70 games into the 2025 mlb season, Aaron Judge is hitting .390 and is on pace for just under 60 HR. Stats wise, he's matching (or bettering) peak seasons of the hallowed names in pinstripe history: Mantle, DiMaggio, Gehrig, even The Babe. Although he still hasn't won a World Series, we're watching a generational talent all but dominate a team sport.

Spaceballs 2: The Schwartz Awakens arrives in 2027! Join me for immediate thoughts on this legacy sequel.

Jan DeBont's spectacular action thriller opened June 10, 1994. Join me for a deep dive into a modern classic.

Happy birthday, Michael J. Fox! The multiple Emmy-winning tv actor, 🎥 icon, and tireless advocate for Parkinson's research turns 64 today.

History suggests that the New York Knicks made a mistake in firing head coach Tom Thibodeau. Join me for a deep dive...

Peter Weir's unconventional dystopian nightmare opened June 5, 1998. The film predicts "reality TV," "viral videos," the way environment can shape us... and our need to answer the essential questions. Despite racking up $260+ million in theaters and scoring three Oscar noms, The Truman Show still seems underrated and has only gotten better with time.

Muhammad Ali passed nine years ago. His death gutted me to a far greater extent than it should have. Join me as I try to understand "the "why."

OTD 1995: Clint Eastwood's shockingly effective adaptation of Robert James Waller's bestseller opens in theaters. Clint summons every ounce of movie star charisma to match "Marvelous" Meryl Streep, dazzling in yet another Oscar-nominated performance. The film exceeds expectations, rolling up $182 mil at the boxoffice.

Paul Verhoeven's sensational adaptation of Philip K. Dick's sci-fi mindbender We Can Remember It For You Wholesale opened June 1, 1990.