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The Best Friends A Guy Could Ever Ask For
A tip-off, a late-night skit, and six signatures collected the long way round. I don't care what anybody says, Friends is still the best sitcom of all time for me. Whether it has aged well or not, or whether another sitcom inspired it, doesn't matter.
A Jackass Reunion for The Ages
A poster signed for a friend who couldn't be there, by the crew he never stopped watching. I can't believe that out of everything we had in the early 2000s, Jackass stood the test of time.
A Nazi-Fighting Fantasy Comes to Life on Screen
Cannes, 2009 — the whole Basterds crew on one carpet, and a director who signed first. Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds is one of those movies I could put on any day of the week. There's a particular satisfaction in watching people beat the living you-know-what out of Nazis, and no filmmaker has ever served it up quite like this.
A Big Movie Couple in a Little Cult Classic
Two confused stars, one forgotten poster, and a fan who wouldn't let it go. Do you know how many films your favorite actors have starred in? Do you know all their movies? Sometimes, a movie star's underrated works end up being the most entertaining.
The Big Stars of an Underrated Classic
Three signatures, three surprised faces, and a 1992 comedy that deserves a bigger table. I feel like My Cousin Vinny is an underrated classic. It was a hit when it came out and is still fondly remembered, but I don't think it's given the recognition it deserves, especially since it gave us stellar performances from some of the biggest movie stars ever.
A Fateful Meeting with Captain Jack Sparrow
A premiere at the same park as the ride — and the wink that ended one fan entirely. There are times when an actor is so good in a role that it practically defines their career. Think Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean, Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, or even Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark. Then there’s my favorite: Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow.
A New Cinematic World to Get Into
Venice, September 2021 — a six-minute ovation, a stacked carpet, and a poster full of signatures. Thank God for Denis Villeneuve! Movies were getting a bit boring for a time when all we could watch were superhero flicks and Disney remakes.
The Vibe is Always Right with Eminem
An intern, a tenth-anniversary shoot, and the poster he almost didn't have the nerve to pull out. He may not look it, but Eminem is a good time guy. He huffs and puffs with that hard-man persona, but away from the camera, he smiles and plays around with his friends.
The Aliens I Wouldn’t Mind Seeing Again
Ripley, Hicks, Hudson, Bishop, Burke, and Newt — all in one room in Calgary, one time only. If there were a movie franchise I wouldn't mind seeing in theaters again, it's Alien.
Feeling At Home with The Bad Guys
Harry and Marv, tracked down decades later — one at a film festival, one at a Netflix party. Sometimes, I end up liking the villains more than the hero. Don't get me wrong, I like rooting for the protagonist just as much as the next guy, but if the antagonist is more entertaining, I always like them more.
A New Superman Rises
A world premiere, a train of signatures, and the most earnest Man of Steel yet. Just when I thought superhero movies were out the door, Superman rises again in 2025. And I have to say, they actually did a great job.
Happy to See Happy Gilmore Again
A sequel nobody asked for, a green carpet at Lincoln Center, and a Hawaiian shirt that never quits. I'm not a huge fan of all the reboots and sequels that nobody really asked for, but I gotta say, Happy Gilmore 2 was great.
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