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Wow, those are damn good t-shirts! I'm definitely buying one!

<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>kennyman wrote: There is one thing I never understood, when Rumsfield was on the roof standing guard while Art & Ray were digging up the basement, how did he NOT see the Klopeks drive up the 1st time, before...

That is definitely him.

Welcome to the neighborhood! And yes, the cast did look like they were having a great time. Since they shot the movie in sequence, they were given a lot of room to mess around and improvise, so I think that's part of why they look so into it.

Happy 'Burbs day everyone! What did you do on this very special day? Here are some ideas for 'Burbs related activities: -Have ribs for breakfast -Wake up at the crack of dawn to watch your neighbor's dog take a crap -Try to get some god damn sleep. -Cut the power to the neighborhood. -Paint...

Welcome back, hope you're doing better. The traffic around here has picked up in the last month since summer is approaching. You're back just in time for 'Burbs Day next month.

See, I thought Anton Yelchin and Alexandra Daddario were the best parts.

Looks like Rick is dressed as Skip(really Art) for the dream sequence.

http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3aey2j/hi_im_director_joe_dante_of_gremlins_the_burbs/ It's over now, but there it is if you want to read it.

Great idea, Ray! We'll have Rick Day in June and Burbs Day in July.

I just saw Joe Dante's twitter posting. Such sad news. I think a viewing of The Burbs is in order, in honor of Rick Ducommun. Maybe we should have a memorial day where we all watch The Burbs. Say Friday or something.

<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>RudyIsAMoron wrote: It was great. No one dressed up! Next time I'm going to be Ricky Butler or Ray in his pajamas. There were a good amount of people. The theater is pretty big, so it was far from full...

I'd start at the snack counter. Maybe they got some beer in their refrigerator.

<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>RudyIsAMoron wrote: I'll be there! Also playing in Kansas City later this month.<center><hr width="100%"/></center></blockquote></span> That would be worth an eleven hour drive to Kansas City.

http://www.tinyairplanes.org/#!TheBurbs/zoom/c65t/i271ssj Fixed your link! First off, welcome to the neighborhood. Amazing work! I love the pretzel at the bottom and the sardines off to the side. And you couldn't have picked a better quote. How long did it take to make?

We need it to reach at least 6.9 on the tension scale.

Oh man, if only I had enough money to fly out to LA for a couple of days. I'm so jealous.

I'm planning on watching it tomorrow. It's supposed to be a dry, 80F day with a slight breeze. Maybe I'll mow the lawn, grill some burgers, drink a few brews, then finish the day off with The Burbs.

<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>Fred8888 wrote: I wish the bluray extras had something about the post office guy. He was only visible on a lobby card i guess. Rumsfield is wearing the kaki cap he is also wearing during the workprint...

Only register and rate it, but it takes quite a bit of people to raise it.