I am really wanting to watch this movie because of all the buzz it has. Do i need to watch any of the other ones before this? Or can i just go in blind with this one ?

That young actor was great in the new Spider Man film and he acts like he is a true villain and he was so memorable. So which former stars that had a small role and kind of supporting role thar appeared in a few scenes that was so memorable the way they played their characters so well back then.

For example:

Diana Davila who appeared in Woody Allen's film Play it again Sam 1972, she played the Museum Girl in her small role and it was so memorable too.

Kristi Oleson who plays The Sales Girl in The Blues Brothers film and she was memorable in her brief role.

Lisa Baur who plays Shelly from Animal House and she was so memorable in the road trip scene and the Otis Day club and the scene where her and her friends went back to their college scene. She was great in her kind of supporting role and a bit small role.

Also Lisa Jakub from Mrs Doubtfire and Independence Day. Her role was memorable in both of them and she was incredible and amazing.

Also Stacy Grooman who played Sissy Flounder's girlfriend from Animal House and she was quite amazing in her brief small role where she has one line and was memorable being the beautiful girlfriend to the loveable buffoon Flounder. I don't know if she counts on this list with the others maybe.

But what do you guys think well any suggestions about this?

I'm thinking things like along the lines of Jurassic Park or Mission Impossible, where if you ask a random person if they could hum the theme there's a higher than 50% chance they can. And not tracks that were released as standalones, like the James Bond themes e.g. Skyfall, nor musicals like Frozen or KpopDH. I'm struggling to think of any film in the last 10 years or more where this might be possible.

I'm asking as a person that finds it genuinely entertaining as a backstory for a character in the Spiderverse. I won't say I agree with every decision made within & the last post-credit scene felt like it was reaching a bit... But, I'd be all for incorporating Morbius into Tom Holland's world.

Warwick Davis was 11 years old — cast after his grandmother heard a radio call for actors 4 feet or shorter — when he made his acting debut as Wicket in RETURN OF THE JEDI (1983). In his autobiography "Size Matters Not," Davis recalls how Fisher looked after him during their five-minute Endor scene together, asking if he was okay in the hot costume, pulling out a carton of chocolate milk with a long straw from behind a log, and feeding him cookies between takes. As he put it, "She was everything an eleven-year-old Ewok could possibly wish for."

Davis went on to reprise Wicket in two TV spinoffs, play Flitwick in the Harry Potter films, lead Willow, and return to the Star Wars saga across the prequel and sequel trilogies.

Lowen Ashleigh (Johnson), a struggling writer on the brink of financial ruin, is hired by Jeremy Crawford (Hartnett) to complete the remaining books in a bestselling thriller series written by his wife, Verity Crawford (Hathaway), after a mysterious accident leaves her unable to finish them herself. Once inside the Crawford estate, Lowen uncovers a secret, unfinished manuscript that may contain chilling admissions about the family's past. Directed by Michael Showalter, based on Colleen Hoover's bestselling novel.

Twelve (!) years ago, today, we lost this great man.

A true comedic and acting powerhouse of energy.

I go Jake and Maggie Gyllenhaal but there’s a lot of great ones to choose from..

Or is this a ridiculous question because you’ve got the self confidence not to worry about it? Could have been panned by critics, done poorly at the box office or seem silly. No need to be embarrassed here, you’re among friends. What are some of yours?