Sound familiar? If you're pushing 40, it should! Back in 1986, Unicron first appeared in the beloved Transformers: The Movie , and at that time, he was voiced by the late great, Orson Welles. It was one of Welles's last movies ever, but the rest of the voice cast was just as impressive.
Although Rise of the Beasts has plenty of charm and feels like the perfect summer movie for a parent and their 7+ kids, it's still hard for any Transformers movie to top the 1986 accidental masterpiece.
It Was a Weird Day in New York
I was annoyed this morning because today was supposed to be an outdoor water fun day for one of my kids' classes and it had been canceled on account of the smoke: Cue the caterwauling. The other kid knew in advance he would have indoor recess and wouldn't get to see some of his favorite friends.
Woman sees stranger lounging on her patio. Then things got weird, Florida cops say
"The caller/homeowner ... was preparing to let her dogs out the back door when she observed a male sitting on her back patio. The caller did not know the male, nor did she have any idea what he was doing there," the sheriff's office said.
"An off-duty deputy, who happened to be in the area, was the first to arrive. The deputy observed the male to be relaxing on the back patio, while charging his phone in an electrical outlet. The deputy immediately detained him."
The last thing Broadway needs is a weird Tonys. It's what might occur. - The Washington Post
NEW YORK — To qualify for this year's Tony Awards, "The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window," a play starring Oscar Isaac and Rachel Brosnahan, practically galloped to the finish line.
The under-the-wire strategy paid off: In a crowded season, the production garnered two Tony nominations, including one for best play revival. But it also underscored how make-or-break the awards can be for a new show.
Surreal feeling playing against Gary Cahill!!! Just like he did in so many important games for Chelsea blocked my s… https://t.co/k3DUnjxixk FrankKhalidUK (from London, UK) Sun Jun 04 08:21:13 +0000 2023
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