#Indiana Jones is Goofy's cousin

[ducktoonsfanart]

Six, seven, and eight characters from the Duckverse/Mouseverse (classic Disney-Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck comics) - Made requests for my friends - My style

I haven't done this in a long time, and I'm indebted to you guys from last year when you asked me which characters I should draw in a random table from classic Disney, more specifically from the Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck comics (Duckverse and Mouseverse). So I did my own table with the characters you asked for plus added my own characters from those franchises, and most people are not familiar with these characters except for a few. Yes, I did it in my own way, in my own style. I hope that won't be a problem and I hope you like this.

Source: https://x.com/mcapriglioneart/status/1240054958508179456

@3rdexistence asked for Phantom Blot from the comics, @ducksinspaceadventure asked for Eurasia Toft from the Mickey Mouse comics, and @boingodigitalart asked for Adelia De Spell from the Topolino comics. The rest I added, since there was no one to ask for character requests for it. So there you go and I hope you like it and sorry for the long wait.

Yes, I drew a table again with eight characters from the Duckverse and Mouseverse, with a combination of heroes and villains in their own way. The first is Eurasia Toft from Topolino comics, created by Italian artist Andrea Castellan Casty and she first appeared in the comic "The Lost Explorers' Trail" from 2004. She is an anthropomorphic mouse and the niece of Professor Pangaea Toft and is a great explorer and travels the world on various adventures and yes, she is in a way the Lara Croft of the Mouseverse version. Mickey Mouse and Goofy go with her a lot in search of unknown spaces and unknown treasures. The second is Phantom Blot with a mask and without a mask and he is very reminiscent of Walt Disney and he was invented by Floyd Gottfredson. His task is to steal valuable treasures or to rule the world and he is Mickey's biggest rival and enemy, along with Pete and Mortimer. He first appeared in Mickey Mouse Outwits the Phantom Blot from 1939. I drew what he really looks like with the mask and I generally like the comic book version the most and it's a shame that in the animation, except for maybe House of Mouse, they didn't get his essence and that he's Mickey's rival, not Scrooge's or Magica's.

The third is definitely the evil scientist Emil Eagle, the leader of the Evil 7 group from the Ultraheroes comics, but also mostly an evil scientist innovator and the main opponent against Gyro. He was invented by Jack Bradbury, Steve Steere and Vic Lockman and in addition to being against Gyro, he often works against Super Goof and Mickey Mouse. Yes, he is an anthropomorphic eagle. The fourth plus the fifth are Gyro Gearloose and his Little Helper or Lampy, from the Donald Duck comics, the best innovator in Duckburg who wants to help everyone, but sometimes his inventions don't go as planned. Yes, Carl Barks invented him, but he is certainly the most represented in the comics and was in both versions of Ducktales. I like him the most in the comics where he is a very pleasant rooster and drawn as he looks in Carl Barks comics and usually in Dutch and Scandinavian comics (Egmont comics). Little Helper is his assistant and a light bulb that often helps him and Gyro's best partner next to Donald. Surely everyone knows about him.

The sixth is Arizona Goof or Indiana Goof, Goofy's research cousin and archaeologist, who often travels the world and brings various exotics. He was invented by writer Bruno Sarda and artists Maria Luisa Uggetti and Massimo Vita and he first appeared in the comic "The Lost Temple" from 1988 and is mainly represented in Italian comics. Created on the model of Indiana Jones. The seventh is Adelia de Spell, the cheerful cousin of Magica de Spell and unlike Magica, she is more of a fairy godmother, not a witch. She appeared only once in the Topolino comic "Amelia e la cugina fata" from 2007 and she was created by writer Carlo Gentina and artist Daniela Vetro. In Italian, Magica is Amelia, and Adelia is like the total opposite of her cousin Magica. And the eighth one is Mad Ducktor. Created by writer Bruno Enna and Italian artist Corrado Mastantuono and mostly appearing a few times in Italian comics. First appearing in the 2011 comic "Paperinik and the Friendly Threat" ("Paperinik e l'amichevole minaccia") and he was Gyro's evil alter ego until he split from Gyro and became a separate personality. His intention is mainly to get revenge on Scrooge for the bad things he did against Gyro, and also to get revenge on the Duck Avenger (Paperinik). Certainly an evil scientific genius, maybe not on the level of Emil Eagle, but certainly a brilliant villain.

If you want to see previous drawings with these Ducktales/Duckverse tables, check out my drawings from last years:

I hope you like this. If you like this, just like and reblog this! And please don’t copy my ideas and my style of these characters without my permission. Thank you!

[local-meme-lord]

Man, if they can't handle Mortimer being a real character how are they going react when they find out Goofy has a cousin that is basically Indiana Jones. He way more wild than Mortimer.

Something very funny happening on Twitter right now.

So this clip of Mortimer from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is getting pretty heavily memed on, right? There's tons of em but here are some of my favorites.

This one was posted 3 years ago so he was just living in the future accidentally making the funniest one.

And this extremely important one.

These are all amazing but the funniest part is that since Mortimer has shown up, like, MAYBE 4 times since House of Mouse and 50% of that time was on a show for babies Zoomers DON'T KNOW WHO THIS GUY IS? THEY THINK THEY'RE BEING PUNKED ABOUT THIS BEING A REAL MICKEY MOUSE CHARACTER?

[ducktales-crackships]

Arizona Goof X Della Duck 

Requested by Anonymous who said “cause what if the ducklings' bio dad is another reckless adventurer”

[bluewna]

Video Store Fridays (2019-2020)

this is from the strangerwriter's twitter thread. tbh i made this list to copy-paste to my notes and make a checklist out of it to bingewatch. I encourage you guys to do the same! we've got 2 years until season 5.

The Peanut Butter Solution The Fisher King Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey You’ve Got Mail Ordinary People Hellraiser 2 Billy Madison The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Black Swan Young Sherlock Holmes Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Hackers Silence of the Lambs The Good Son Amelie Paradise Lost Pineapple Express The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Drop Dead Fred Fallen Starship Troopers What's Eating Gilbert Grape Mystic River Assassin's Creed (the movie) 12 Monkeys High School Musical Let the Right One In A Goofy Movie The Matrix Edward Scissorhands Backdraft Karate Kid It's a Wonderful Life Congo The Cider House Rules Mimic Twister Bram Stoker's Dracula What Dreams May Come Scrooged Little Women (1994) Die Hard Home Alone Dreamcatcher Primal Fear My Cousin Vinny Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors The Birdcage Welcome to Marwen Lost Boys Clueless Crank 2: High Voltage Girl, Interrupted Who Framed Roger Rabbit Casablanca Reality Bites The Crow The Guardian Orphan Thor: Ragnarok The Pumaman 47 Meters Down: Uncaged Constantine War Dogs Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom Jupiter Ascending Labyrinth Splice Step Up 2: The Streets I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang Papillon The Great Escape Stalag 17 The Shawshank Redemption The Book of Henry The Cell Enter the Void True Lies Tangled The Blair Witch Project Unleashed Paddington 2 Speed Mad Max: Fury Road Babe: Pig in the City The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Terminator 2: Judgement Day Timeline The 13th Warrior Never Been Kissed The Truman Show North by Northwest Zoolander Total Recall (1990) Skyfall Tombstone The Long Kiss Goodnight Open Water The Visit - Sky High The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Death to Smoochy The Lost Boys Flatliners Falling Down Tigerland Phone Booth ok theres more from the whiteboard that they didn't include in the twitter thread but i'll a part two when i finish these movies or someone else can reblog and add it <3

[esepoimipullula]

Alright, so... this is the utterly self-indulgent essay. XD

For any non-Italian readers: remember the introductory note on my translation of Goofy and The Perfect New Year’s Eve Handbook? About Italian Goofy (Pippo) having a huuuuuuuuuge family? Well, everyone in this family is, ofc, either just as quirky or nearly as quriky as Goofy himself... which makes for a lot of interesting personalities. Like Goofy's cousin, Indiana Pipps. Or Arizona Goof, in English. Presumably to make the joke at least a little bit subtler.

... yes, "the joke" is that he's literally an Indiana Jones parody. Who happens to be related to Goofy and look almost exactly (or exactly, depending on the story) like him. He's an "adventure archaeologist" who spends most of his time scouring South American jungles for lost pre-Colombian temples full of traps and treasure, travelling through scorching deserts to find legendary Egyptian ruins, and stumbling into fantarchaeology/Ancient Aliens/magical/mystical relics. He's brave, smart, passionate, confident to the point of being actually a bit arrogant, kind of reckless and hotheaded, a little rough, rather snarky, and has a strong sense of justice... and a bunch of strange habits and quirks. Like his penchant from entering buildings from the window rather than from the door (because that would be too easy), his preference for sleeping bags over beds and tents over houses (though he does have a house just out of Mouseton... in a dangerous swamp complete with crocodiles), his dislike and distrust for city life in general, and his love for a particular brand of strong-flavored liquorice candies called "Negritas" that almost everyone else finds adsolutely disgusting. Through the years, he's fallen in love with a bunch of female characters (starting with Clarabelle Cow, or so the internet tells me... Goof guys trying to steal her away from Horace must be a bizarre family tradition) and he's had a bunch of female characters fall in love with him, as you can expect considering he's the Dr. Jones of the Mouseverse and everything. But none of these crushes has ever really gone anywhere... whether because of a bout of obliviousness preventing him from realizing his temporary sidekick had been head over heels for him the whole time (sorry, Martina), a misguided attempt to present as a more traditional academic for a nerdy professor who unexpectedly turned out to be really into the adventurer type, or fairy law forbidding him to marry his French fairy sweetheart (yup, that happened).

Ironically, his most constant and long-lasting is with his nemesis, Dr. Kranz. (Nope, no name given.) (Yes, this is going to be an "enemies to lovers" kinda thing... except with, like, A Twist. So if you don't like that kind of dynamic or think people shouldn’t like messed-up ships or anything like that, you'd probably better stop reading.)

Kranz and Indiana appeared together in Indiana's first story, Mickey and Goofy in: Raiders of the Lost Temple by Bruno Sarda, and have been chasing each other for one reason or another ever since. Kranz is an adventure archaeologist, too, but despite being (almost) as skilled and succesful at his job as Indiana, he spends an awful lot of time following him around and trying to steal his discoveries... most often by putting on some disguise, stalking him from a distance, and popping out of nowhere with a gun and a mocking smirk as soon as Indiana finds the hidden lost idol/treasure/artifact/city.

Despite some weird occasional foray into the world of attempted world domination, Kranz is (mostly) into the whole villain business for the money and the fame. The money because he loves luxury (especially fast cars and five-star hotels) and sells a good chunk of what he finds or steals to unscrupulous clients or outright villainous organizations to afford to live the good life, and the fame because he has a big ego and (somehow, still) a reputation as a respectable archaeologist that feeds into it... and he's always trying to overshadow Indiana, because he hates being always second best to him. Which is just as well, because Indiana hates his attempts to steal his own discoveries, his criminal activities, his utter lack of ethics, and his greed. Whenever they see each other without either of them ending up on the wrong end of a gun or tied up for the local authorities to find, they usually still end up at each other's throat anyway. Or at least, insulting and teasing each other the whole time.

Except... it wasn't always like that. Back in the day, Indiana and Kranz were actually students in the same college. And roommates (YES, "and they were roommates!"). And "inseparable" best friends who got along very well despite their differences and genuinely cared for each other. And after graduating, even adventuring partners, at least occasionally. Kranz already loved money and luxury, and Indiana had already started to develop his simpler yet more bizarre tastes, but they were good together.

There's actually a recent mini-series about their college years written by Bruno Sarda himself, Young Indiana. It's pretty much a shipper's delight, as it contains high amounts of fluff, overdramatic (and suspiciously coupley imho) friendship drama with a happy ending, hugs, kisses, straight love drama taking a backseat as the focus stays firmly on the friendship drama, and a certain amount of foreshadowing of (angsty) things to come. But their old friendship was already an established fact before that...

Like in the story Indiana Pipps and the Return of Doctor Kranz, where Indiana ends up telling Mickey the story of how they parted ways and became enemies. Which was apparently inspired by something that happened in the Martin Mystère comics, but I've never read them so I wouldn't know. Long story short, Indiana and Kranz where on an expedition together when they unexpectedly found an absurdly powerful ray gun left behind by Ancient Aliens. As it turned out, by that point Kranz had already been in contact with a shady organization that would have paid good money for something like that, so he proposed they should sell the gun to them and share the profits of the sale. Indiana immediately opposed the idea, of course, being all like, "wtf dude idk about YOU apparently but I have morals and also a sense of professional ethics"... so Kranz knocked him out, took the gun, wrote him a note about how you shouldn't slap good luck away, and fled to the other side of the world, where a man from the organization would await him. But when Indiana woke up, he immediately started trying to track him, eventually ruining the sale right before it could go through and throwing the gun into the sea, where it would never be found again. At that point, Kranz swore he'd have his revenge on him by basically costantly tailing him and ruining his life and career, never leaving him a moment of peace.

Which he's sometimes been pretty succesful at, considering there's been a whole story about Indiana being so stressed due to Kranz appearing out of the blue to ruin his day, it turns into some sort of bizarre mania where he believes everyone and anyone is secretly Kranz in disguise. However, the same story also has Kranz being so stressed due to Indiana constantly foiling his schemes that he goes on a cruise to just forget about him and relax for a while... and ends up jumping off the ship when he mistakenly believes Indiana might be on it, too. So, that's a two-way street, I guess.

So, basically... friends to enemies, genuine affection being ruined by greed and ambition and turning into resentment and spite and straight-up hatred, a degree of mutual obsession and general unhealthiness. But that's not really all there is to their relationship.

There's also stories where they're forced to collaborate to reach the same goal and have to behave more or less civilly, or even where they choose to do so willingly and end up actually still being a good team. There's stories where getting good results while working together makes them behave almost amicably, as much as they're able or willing to. Stories where they acknowledge their past together, if not their old friendship, and even the similarities between them. Stories where they find themselves with someone they both look down down or hate even more than each other, and find some common ground insulting and snarking at them in-between doing the same to each other. Where they grudgingly help each other out.

And then, there's Indiana Pipps e il soccorso obbligato. The story I blame for getting me into this ship in the frist place, when I could be here reading and writing Scroldie or Dimeshipping or Donsy or Mickey/Minnie or literally any other of my Disney comics ships that people other than me actually ship.

In Il soccorso obbligato, Kranz gets kidnapped by some shady guys while he's working on a revolutionary archaeological discovery, except he's not been kidnapped and he's not actually close to finding anything that awesome, and it's all just a convoluted trap to get back at Indiana for laughing at him one time because he's terrible. But Indiana doesn't know that, and so he and Mickey rush to the rescue and fly to a whole other continent to find him...

That story really has everything. From Kranz coming up with a ridiculous and ridiculously cruel plan because he might be used to Indiana insulting him and mocking him but sometimes his former friend laughing at him and acting all superior and better than him still hurts, to Indiana actually falling for it and trying to justify to himself why he does, telling himself that after so many years spent (fighting) together there's a bond between them and he owes it to Kranz... and admitting he’s worried about him. From Indiana still remembering little details about Kranz and their past together and looking almost fond as he talks about them, to Kranz being both petty and obsessed enough to leave a journal full of insults to Indiana for him to find as a clue and setting his password to a mocking phrase about him (and Indiana, who should expect some stuff like that or at least be used to it, still getting riled up and planning on giving Kranz an earful when he finds him). From Kranz assuming Indiana would only come save him if he threw an imaginary fantarchaeological discovery into the mix because then Indiana wouldn't be able to resist his "archaeological curiosity", to Indiana considering said discovery more of a secondary concern and actually regretting and feeling almost guilty for mocking Kranz the last time they saw each other before the supposed kidnapping... and recklessly, unthinkingly running over a thin ice bridge over a gaping chasm just to get to him, throwing all caution to the wind even as he tells himself he doesn't even know why he's doing it. And the way they still KNOW each other despite everything that happened, maybe even because of everything that happened! The angst! The complicated, unspoken, repressed things! Being a softie and a sap, I'm always a sucker for "the hero and the villain actually have a bond and care for each other on some level even if it's not the healthiest or most normal thing"... but considering the history between these two? Though the story in itself is very fun and entertaining, it never fails to break my heart a little.

And in all honesty, I might end up writing fanfictions about them. Fanfictions full of angst and pining and conflicted feelings and "we were never lovers but oh god we could have been --- if you hadn't screwed up everything in the end, at least" college stuff with a mess of obliviousness and repressed feelings, most likely.

[andcontemplation]

Video Store Fridays -- the full list

With the help of @unpredictablybittersweet and @hopbyers98​  I got all VSF off the whiteboard and into a spreadsheet this afternoon (yes that is how bored I am) and I’ve pasted all 274 titles alphabetically below. @unpredictablybittersweet​ and I will be working on getting it organized and searching for patterns & clues 🔍 If there's something you think is notable about any of these movies, hit the reblog and let us know!

<< BE KIND, REWIND <<

300

12 Monkeys

13th Warrior

2001: a Space Odyssey

28 Days Later

47 Meters Down: Uncaged

Ace Ventura Pet Detective

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Almost Famous

Altered States

Amalie

American Sniper

Analyze This

Annihilation

Aristocats

Armageddon

Arrival

Assassin's Creed Movie

Avengers: Age of Ultron

Babe: Pig in the City

Back Draft

Basketcase

Batman Begins

Batman vs. Superman

Battle of Big Rock

Beauty and the Beast

Beetlejuice

Behind Enemy Lines

Beverly Hills Cop

Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey

Billy Madison

Black Cauldron

Black Swan

Blade Runner: 2049

Blair Witch Project

Boondock Saints

Borat

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Broken Arrow

Burn After Reading

C.H.U.D.

Cabin in the Woods

Carrie

Casablanca

Castaway

Children of Men

Cider House Rules

Clueless

Conair

Congo

Constantine

Crank

Crimson Tide

Dances With Wolves

Dark Knight

Death to Smoochy

Deep Blue Sea

Die Hard 1 2 & 3

Dogma

Don's Plum

Don't Breathe

Doom

Dreamcatcher

Drop Dead Fred

Dukes of Hazard

Dumb & Dumber

Easter Egg (not a movie??)

Edward ScissorHands

Emma

Enter the Void

Event Horizon

Ex Machina

Fallen

Fargo

Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Final Destination

Fisher King

Forrest Gump

Fugitive

Full Metal Jacket

Get Out

Ghost

Ghostbusters

Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Girl, Interrupted

Gladiator (?)

Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Good Fellas

Good Will Hunting

Hackers

Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets

Heat

Hell or High Water

Hellraiser (I + II)

Hidden

High Fidelity

High School Musical

Highlander

Home Alone

Hunger Games

Hurt Locker

I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang

I Am Legend

In Cold Blood

Inception

Independence Day

Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark

Indiana Jones: Temple of Doom

Innerspace

Inside Out

Interview with a Vampire

Into the Spiderverse

Island of Dr. Moreau

It Follows

It's a Wonderful Life

Italian Job

James Bond (all)

James Bond: Skyfall

John Carter of Mars

JP (= Jurassic Park?)

Jupiter Ascending

Jurassic World 2: Fallen Kingdom

Karate Kid

Karate Kid

Kingsmen

Knives Out

Labyrinth

Leon: the Professional

Let The Right One In

Little Miss Sunshine

Long Kiss Goodnight

Lord of the Rings: Trilogy

Lord of the Rings: Two Towers

Lost Boys

Mad Max: Fury Road

Magnolia

Mask of Zorro

Men in Black

Mimic

Minority Report

Misery

Mr. & Mrs. Smith

My Cousin Vinny

Mystic River

Never Been Kissed

Nightmare 3: Dream Warriors

No Country for Old Men

North By Northwest

Ocean's 11 + 12

Ocean's 8

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Open Water

Orange County

Ordinary People

Paddington: 2

Pan's Labyrinth

Papillon

Paradise Lost

Peter Jackson's King Kong

Peter Pan

Pineapple Express

Platoon

Predator

Primal Fears

Princess Bride

Prisoners

Pulp Fiction

Ravenous

Reality Bites

Red Dragon

Reservoir Dogs

Robocop

Rushmore

Saving Private Ryan

Scrooged

Se7en

Shape of Water

Shooter

Sicario

Silence of the Lambs

Silver Bullet

Sky High

Society

Source Code

Speed

Splash!

Splice

Spy Kids

Star Wars

Star Wars: Rogue One

Starship Troopers

Step Up 2: Step Up 2 Tha Streets

Stoker

Superbad

Swept Away 

Swingers

Sword in the Stone

Swordfish

Tangled

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Terminator 2

Terminator: Dark Fate

The A-Team

The Birdcage

The Birds

The Book of Henry

The Cell

The Craft

The Crazies

The Crow

The Descent

The Devil's Advocate

The Fifth Element

The Fly

The Good Son

The Goofy Movie

The Graduate

The Green Mile

The Guardian

The Guest

The Hobbit: I, II, II

The Lighthouse

The Matrix

The Mist

The Mummy

The Natural

The Neverending Story

The Orphan

The Peanut Butter Solution

The Perfect Storm

The Prestige

The Raid

The Revenant

The Ring

The Rock

The Shining

The Terminal

The Visit

Thor: Ragnarok

Timeline

Titanic

To Kill a Mockingbird

Tombstone

Total Recall

Toy Story 4

True Lies

True Romance

Truman Show

Twister

Unbreakable

Unforgiven

Unleashed

Very Bad Things

Wanted

War Dogs

War Games

Wayne's World

Wedding Crashers

Weird Science

Welcome to Marwen

Welcome to the Dollhouse

Wet Hot American Summer

What Dreams May Come

What Lies Beneath

What Women Want

What's Eating Gilbert Grape?

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Willow

Wizard of Oz

You've Got Mail

Young Sherlock Holmes

Zodiac

Zoolander

[hawkinslibrary]

Video Store Fridays

October 11, 2019

The Peanut Butter Solution

The Fisher King 

Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey

You’ve Got Mail

Ordinary People

October 18, 2019

Hellraiser 2

Billy Madison

The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Black Swan

October 25, 2019

Young Sherlock Holmes

Ace Ventura: Pet Detective 

Hackers

Silence of the Lambs

The Good Son

November 1, 2019

Amelie

Paradise Lost

Pineapple Express

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Drop Dead Fred

November 15, 2019

Fallen

Starship Troopers

What’s Eating Gilbert Grape

Mystic River

Assassin’s Creed 

November 22, 2019

12 Monkeys

High School Musical

Let the Right One In

A Goofy Movie

The Matrix

December 6, 2019

Edward Scissorhands

Backdrift

Karate Kid

It’s a Wonderful Life

Congo

December 13, 2019

The Cider House Rules

Mimic

Twister

Bram Stoker’s Dracula

What Dreams May Come

December 20, 2019

Scrooged

Little Women (1994)

Die Hard

Home Alone 

Dreamcatcher

January 10, 2020

Primal Fear

My Cousin Vinny

Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

The Birdcage

Welcome to Marwen 

January 17, 2020

Lost Boys 

Clueless

Crank 2: High Voltage

Girl, Interrupted

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

January 24, 2020

Casablanca

Reality Bites

The Crow

The Guardian

Orphan

January 31, 2020

Thor: Ragnarok

The Pumaman

47 Meters Down: Uncaged

Constantine

War Dogs

February 7, 2020

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Jupiter Ascending

Labyrinth

Splice

Step Up 2: The Streets

February 14, 2020

I am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang

Papillon

The Great Escape

Stalag 17

The Shawshank Redemption

February 21, 2020

The Book of Henry

The Cell

Enter the Void

True Lies

Tangled 

March 6, 2020

The Blair Witch Project

Unleashed

Paddington 2

Speed

Mad Max: Fury Road

March 13, 2020

Babe: Pig in the City 

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Terminator 2: Judgement Day