Flick Filosopher

OTD 1995, *The Usual Suspects* debuted on 42 screens in the US, and everyone was asking, "Who is Keyser Söze?" amzn.to/2fEedUV

Steve Carell. #femalegazing

*Morning Glory,* for which Katharine Hepburn would win the first of her four Oscars, opening in the US OTD 1933. amzn.to/2vAjvVs

Taika Waititi. #femalegazing

Does Adrializ -- with her dad, José -- see into the other world that sits alongside their house? #LaSoledad ow.ly/NXUS30evBS6

OTD 2006, instantly cult classic/cinematic punchline *Snakes on a Plane* opened in both the US and the UK. amzn.to/2fEi1Ft

Ben Affleck. #femalegazing

Storytelling tip: Nothing says “action comedy” like a busload of nuns. #HitmansBodyguard ow.ly/Cnp630ev1BJ

The film’s working title: *We Got Sweet Amsterdam Tax Credits.* #HitmansBodyguard ow.ly/Cnp630ev1BJ

OTD 1990, *My Blue Heaven* -- a comedy *Goodfellas,* and also based on Henry Hill's life -- opened in US cinemas. amzn.to/2fDzEpd

Jennifer Lawrence. #coolbabe

OTD 1979, Monty Python's *Life of Brian* opened on 5 screens in the US, and the bright side of life was looked upon. amzn.to/2vzxpah

Jamie Sives. #femalegazing

OTD 1984, the second film to receive the new PG-13 rating, sci-fi horror *Dreamscape* opened in US cinemas. amzn.to/2vvJ7En

Marcia Gay Harden. #coolbabe

Legendary flop *The Adventures of Pluto Nash* opened US cinemas OTD 2002. It cost $100m & earned only $7m globally. amzn.to/2uT5Kik

Halle Berry. #coolbabe