Justly Underrated

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Lover of cinema, Billikens basketball, and St. Louis CITY SC. https://boxd.it/3mwLb You don’t need money, don’t take fame Don’t need no credit card to ride this train

Roxy in neon lights.
The view of the Barclays Center court from Section 211 before tonight’s WNBA game between the Storm and the Liberty.
The cheerleader from the Nada Surf “Popular” music video saying, “I’m a cheerleading chick.”
What’s your prediction? STL 2 RSL 1
The marquee outside the historic Hi-Pointe Theatre advertising I Want Your Sex (and Sherman’s March later this weekend).
The cover to Christopher Pike’s Final Friends Book 1: The Party, the first installment in the Final Friends series published in 1988.
What’s your prediction? STL 2 COL 1
The 6 o’clock screening of The Odyssey on 70mm in Auditorium 9. It’s an excellent crowd for a Monday evening.
Homer Simpson making out with himself.
The marquee outside the historic Hi-Pointe Theatre advertising the 2026 St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase.
What’s your prediction? STL 2 SKC 0
Homer Simpson nudging Milhouse Van Houten while saying “Stand up for yourself, Poindexter.”
The 7:45 screening of Toy Story 5 on the SuperScreen DLX in Auditorium 8. The theater is mostly empty.
The Hi-Pointe Theatre marquee advertising today’s screenings of Omaha, Crash (the Cronenberg one), High Noon, and Hoop Dreams. The D in Dreams is slightly askew.
A brown and gray GE Digital Clock Radio. The time is 11:49 in the morning and the red dot indicates that the alarm is set.
The 6:30 screening of Supergirl in Auditorium 9.
The Hi-Pointe Theatre marquee advertising tonight’s showings of Stranger by the Lake and Blue Film.
The twins from The Shining saying, “Come play with us, Marya.”
Theatre marquee advertising the 19th Annual QFest and the screening of Girls Like Girls.
The 12:20 screening of Disclosure Day in Auditorium 16.
The marquee outside the theatre advertising the 19th annual QFest and Leviticus.
The marquee outside the Hi-Pointe Theatre advertising the 19th Annual QFest and tonight’s showing of Moonlight.
The 6:30 screening of Backrooms in Auditorium 9 (SuperScreen DLX).
The theater marquee outside the Hi-Pointe on a sunny June afternoon. The films advertised are Grave of the Fireflies, Scarlet Street, and Naked. (Support your local cinema!)
The marquee outside the Hi-Pointe Theatre advertising Persona, Come and See, Unforgiven (in 35mm), and The Mist.
The marquee outside the Hi-Pointe Theatre in St. Louis advertising tonight’s entertainment: The Vanishing and The Devil’s Backbone.
The historic Hi-Pointe Theatre marquee advertising today’s Bleak Week offerings of Days of Wine and Roses and The Turin Horse.
The Hi-Pointe Theatre marquee advertising tonight’s Bleak Week screening: No Country for Old Men.
The marquee at the Hi-Pointe advertising tonight’s Bleak Week screening of Melancholia.
The marquee outside the Hi-Pointe Theatre advertising Bleak Week and tonight’s screening of Salo in 35mm.
Posters for I Love Boosters and Everyone Is Lying to You for Money outside the Hi-Pointe Theatre.
What’s your prediction? STL 3 ATX 1
What’s your prediction? STL 2 HOU 1
A dozen donuts.
The 1:55 screening of Obsession in Auditorium 14.
The 11:40 screening of Is God Is in Auditorium 17.
What’s your prediction? STL 1 LAFC 2
The big screen at the Hi-Pointe before the screening of Titanic in 35mm.
The marquee outside the Lincoln Theatre in downtown Belleville advertising The Devil Wears Prada 2, Michael, and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
The 9:25 screening of Hokum in Auditorium 11.
What’s your prediction? STL 1 SJ 3
The marquee at the Hi-Pointe Theatre advertising Zodiac on 35MM (and The Christophers, the newest from Soderbergh).
What’s your prediction? STL 3 TUL 0
The poster for the 2020 film Never Rarely Sometimes Always directed by Eliza Hittman.
Some punk from The Simpsons with a partially shaved head and a nose ring wearing an unbuttoned flannel shirt from asking, “Are you being sarcastic, dude?”
The 7 o’clock screening of Project Hail Mary in Auditorium 16 with the UltraScreen DLX.
Aforementioned pink goodie bag containing a (now expired 😔) Lady Parts condom, a friendship bracelet that says FUCK FLAPS, and other assorted items.
The marquee outside the Hi-Pointe Theatre advertising Gangs of New York (and Project Hail Mary).
What’s your prediction? STL 2 NE 0
Actor: Michael B. Jordan Supporting Actor: Sean Penn Actress: Jessie Buckley Supporting Actress: Amy Madigan Animated Feature: KPop Demon Hunters Animated Short: Butterfly Casting: Sinners Cinematography: One Battle After Another Picture: One Battle After Another Costume Design: Frankenstein Director: Paul Thomas Anderson Documentary Feature: The Perfect Neighbor Documentary Short: All the Empty Rooms Film Editing: One Battle After Another International Feature: Sentimental Value Live Action Short: Two People Exchanging Saliva Makeup and Hairstyling: Frankenstein Original Score: Sinners Original Song: "Golden” from KPop Demon Hunters Production Design: Frankenstein Sound: F1 Visual Effects: Avatar: Fire and Ash Adapted Screenplay: One Battle After Another Original Screenplay: Sinners
The poster for Memoirs of an Invisible Man starring Chevy Chase and Daryl Hannah and directed by John Carpenter.
What’s your prediction? STL 1 SEA 2
Southwest scoreboard in Chaifetz Arena 10:14 before the game between the 25th ranked Saint Louis Billikens (26-3, 14-2 in the A-10) and the Loyola Chicago Ramblers (7-22, 3-13 in the A-10).
Marquee at the Hi-Pointe Theatre advertising Dial M for Murder and Train Dreams (and Sinners).
The St. Louis Arch on a beautiful September afternoon. The picture was taken from the south leg, looking up. There are a few clouds in the sky.
What’s Your Prediction? STL 1 CLT 1
The 5 o’clock screening of Kokuho in Auditorium 19.
Lemon Ice Gatorade in a glass bottle.
The 6:50 screening of Mercy in Auditorium 6. I am the only person in the theater.
The 4:10 screening of Send Help in Auditorium 16! There have been six tickets purchased thus far.