A quick turnaround after a very resonating Melissa Barrera movie, the short disqualification and eventual return of a Robert Zemickis-produced Disney movie, the conclusions of three different movie franchises, Nadine Velazquez’s very first movie being an evaluation number (1,120) that matches her birthday number, four more Idris Elba movies getting evaluated, the end of some of the longest then-current Flickuum wait times (including three different movies that I saw during a three-day span in August 2015), and reaching another milestone via a collaboration between Bruce Willis, Steve Carell and the late Garry Shandling, which was also among those then-current wait times. Yes, those were some of the moments during the achievement of 1,200 Flickuum evaluations. However, we got 18 more increments of 100 to go, so let’s delve right into what will be on the horizon for the path to 1,300.
Well, for starters, I have vowed to take a break from evaluating movies until February 1 (this coming Saturday). But that’s apropos in hindsight, as this coming Saturday is the beginning of Black History Month, thus I have chosen “Harriet” as the evaluation to kick off this next increment.
Next up, 12/21 is Samuel L. Jackson’s birthday and I want to match his birthday number like I did with Minka Kelly, Keanu Reeves and Nadine Velazquez. And of course, with that being said, I have a couple options for that via “Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children” and “Captain Marvel”, thus one of those two will get that call.
Thirdly, Christmas numbers have finally come into play via 1,224 and 1,225, and I want Christmas-themed movies in those spots. Of course, I have one via “Jack Frost”, thus I got that one to cover the latter Christmas number yet I was devoid of anything to cover the former of those two numbers. But after realizing that I should have evaluated “Eight Crazy Nights” by now, I’ve decided that I will order it via Amazon not too long from now, thus that one will eventually be 1,224.
And finally, I did say that I plan to close out the next two increments of 100 with Dakota Johnson movies, especially since I have something else planned for the halfway point (1,500) of 3,000. So, with all of that being said, this upcoming increment will be closed out with her most recent Flickuum movie “The Peanut Butter Falcon”, as “How To Be Single” feels better suited to close out the near halfway point (1,400) of The Project. Yes, I’ve foreshadowed the next Flickuum increment of 100 preview entry and I haven’t even started on the path to 1,300 yet. LOL.
Yes, another Flickuum increment has come and gone, but every second of it, from the beginning of “Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs” to the closing of “Over The Hedge” has given me 100 more viewing experiences that I will try replicate many times over.
Tune in on Friday to volume 133 of “Flickasbord”.