Die Hard 2 – what a thrill ride! Bruce Willis as McClane battling terrorists at Dulles Airport on Christmas Eve. Explosions, quips, and non-stop action. Underrated sequel! Who's your fave Die Hard? #DieHard2 #BruceWillis

#TheMatrix

#Terminator2 Trailer is amazing

Throwback to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991)! The shell-shocking sequel where the Turtles uncover their mutagen origins, battle Shredder's beastly mutants Tokka and Rahzar, and feature that epic Vanilla Ice rap battle. "Go ninja, go ninja, go!" Pure

Remembering the neon-drenched chaos of Batman Forever (1995)! Val Kilmer's brooding Batman, Jim Carrey's manic Riddler, and Tommy Lee Jones' Two-Face made for pure campy fun. Underrated gem or guilty pleasure? #BatmanForever #DCComics

New tunes 👀👀🎸🥁🎶🎶🎚️

Throwback to the explosive Broken Arrow (1996)! John Woo's high-octane thriller with Travolta as the rogue pilot stealing nukes, Slater chasing him down in the desert. Non-stop action, twists, and that iconic B-2 bomber scene. "You're out of your mind!" Classic 90s adrenaline.

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day webs up 2026! Tom Holland’s Peter Parker faces new challenges in the MCU multiverse. Swing into action! #SpiderMan4 #MCU

HP's 2011 TouchPad tablet ran webOS and aimed at iPad, but poor sales led to discontinuation after 49 days. Fire sale at $99 made it a cult hit postmortem. #TechFlops #HPTouchPad

Microsoft's Windows Phone OS debuted in 2010 to challenge iOS and Android, but app shortages and low adoption led to just 3% market share peak. Killed off in 2017. #TechFlops #WindowsPhone

Toshiba's HD DVD format launched in 2006 to rival Blu-ray, but lost the format war by 2008 after studios jumped ship. Billions in losses, players became doorstops. #TechFlops #HDDVD

Nintendo's 1995 Virtual Boy promised immersive 3D gaming but delivered headaches, red monochrome graphics, and just 770k sales. Discontinued after less than a year—epic VR flop before VR was cool. #TechFlops #VirtualBoy

Excited to spotlight a hidden gem from the Sega Dreamcast era: D-2 (D no Shokutaku 2)! Directed by Kenji Eno (of D and Enemy Zero fame), this 1999 survival horror adventure blends RPG elements, third-person exploration in a snowy Canadian wilderness, random first-person battles

Throwback Friday: Diving back into the chaotic streets of Crazy Taxi 2 on Dreamcast! This sequel amped up the insanity with new drivers, massive jumps, and that killer soundtrack. Who remembers racking up fares like a boss? #CrazyTaxi #Dreamcast #RetroGaming

Throwback Friday: Diving back into my Dreamcast collection with Confidential Mission! This 2000 light gun arcade port from Sega is pure spy thriller action—think Virtua Cop meets James Bond. Team up as agents Howard Gibson and Jean Clifford to take down terrorists in quick-time

Throwing it back to the golden age of Dreamcast gaming with Championship Surfer! Released in 2000, this wave-riding classic featured pro surfer Cory Lopez, 7 world-class spots, and authentic tricks that made you feel the ocean spray. From barrel rides to aerials, it was pure

Amazon's 2014 Fire Phone boasted 3D effects and Firefly scanning, but tied to AT&T, no Google apps, and a $200 price flop. Wrote off $170M in unsold stock within months. Oof. #TechFlops #FirePhone

Juicero's $400 WiFi juicer from 2016 promised fresh juice via pricey packets—but you could squeeze them by hand! Raised $120M, folded in 2017 after epic mockery. Silicon Valley excess at its finest. #TechFlops #Juicero

Remember Google Glass? Hyped as the future of AR in 2013, but privacy nightmares, a $1500 price tag, and dorky design killed it by 2015. Massive flop despite the tech promise. #TechFlops #GoogleGlass