Wes Watches

       On Saturday June 17, 2023, I had the privilege of attending a screening of "Little Town", an independent film directed by Dani Menkin and starring Jason Paul Field, Crystal St. John and Grant Stevens. The movie follows Jason ( Field), his son Tommy (Stevens) and their new friend Lauren (St. John) as they make the journey to the titular location of Little Town.     When the movie begins, Jason is an aspiring stand-up comic who has been living alone with his son Tommy ever since his wife passed away an  unspecified time ago. He has never told Tommy the truth about what happened to his mother, only telling them that she was "up in the sky", which Tommy believes means that she is living on top of a mountain in  a place called "Little Town", an ostensibly mythical place that Jason has told his son stories about.      One day while Jason is sitting in his car, a young woman (St. John) suddenly gets in and asks him to drive, though she doesn't spec

  Today, June 12, marks eight years since the "Phineas and Ferb" series finale "Last Day Of Summer" premiered on both Disney Channel and Disney XD. To celebrate the milestone, as well as the series' return next year, here are the Top Ten episodes in series history according to the Internet Movie Database, or IMDB. Author's Note: Images are from the Internet Movie Database (imdb.com) and the Phineas and Ferb Wiki (phineasandferb.fandom.com) 1. Act Your Age Premiere Date: February 9, 2015 on Disney XD. IMDB Rating: 9.4 IMDB Summary: Set 10 years in the future, a teenage Phineas must decide which college he should attend. 2. Last Day Of Summer Premiere Date: June 12, 2015 on Disney Channel and Disney XD IMDB Rating: 9.4 IMDB Summary: It's the last day of summer and Phineas and Ferb decide to seize the day; unfortunately for Candace, this means it's also her last chance to bust her brothers-or is it? 3. Dude, We're Getting The Band Back Together

  Last week, I asked fans on social media to respond to a survey asking them to pick their favorite Lacey Chabert movie in anticipation of tonight's premiere of "The Dancing Detective: A Deadly Tango". After more than a week, the poll has been closed and the winner, with 66.7 percent of the vote, was 2019's "Love, Romance & Chocolate". "Christmas In Rome" and "Haul Out The Holly" each received 33.33 % of the vote (Fans had the option of choosing more than one movie) and were the only other films on the list to receive any votes.  I will provide a copy of the final results below. Watch both my Instagram page (instagram.com/ukweseversole) and my Twitter page (twitter.com/wesths05) tomorrow for my next poll.