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Plus: The U.S. Government Is Obsessed With Poop Welcome to the Cracked newsletter! This issue is about Jack Nicholson, things the TSA has confiscated recently, the first 'SNL' movie, and more. [Jack Nicholson’s Last Great Performance Was in the Very Sad Comedy ‘About Schmidt’]( It used to seem like Jack Nicholson was everywhere. Courtside to watch the Los Angeles Lakers. Front row of the Oscars. A star in hit movies. Always larger than life, always flashing that smile, always our Jack. But nothing lasts forever, and at 85, the three-time Oscar-winner is now mostly away from the spotlight. He never officially retired, but he hasn’t been in a film since 2010, playing a small, forgettable role in the underwhelming How Do You Know. Of all of Nicholson’s onscreen talents, disappearing was never one of them. Although he brought nuance and subtlety, he also had no problem going big, turning his characters into amped-up expressions of swaggering sex appeal, anguished longing or (in the case of something like The Shining) utter madness. [READ MORE]( [Jetpacks, Felonies And Other 'Jingle All The Way' Questions Cleared Up By The Director]( It's a Wonderful Life, A Christmas Carol, Miracle on 34th Street – not one of these movies features a single second of Arnold Schwarzenegger punching a reindeer square in the jaw. Luckily in 1996, this cultural chasm was filled by Jingle All the Way, the now-beloved holiday film about one father's agonizing Christmas Eve quest to buy his son the season's big-ticket toy, a Turbo Man doll. Although loads of people went to see it in 1996, Jingle All the Way had a surprisingly massive budget to recoup, was savaged by critics at the time, and ultimately became regarded as a flop. But these days, Jingle All the Way has been reconsidered to some extent by movie fans, as evidenced by countless revival screenings, a straight-to-video sequel, and even the production of real-life Turbo Man toys for parents to casually brutalize each other over. [READ MORE]( More Santa Reads: - [Is the Actual Santa Clause in ‘The Santa Clause’ Legally Binding?]( - [10 Jokes About Santa and His Elves]( - [Leslie Nielsen Is Santa In The ‘90s Most Deranged Holiday Movie]( - ['I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus' Was Condemned By The Catholic Church]( - [I Write Letters As Santa Claus: This Is My Crazy Job]( [Aubrey Plaza Was 'Tripping Balls' When She And Meghann Fahy Got Lost In Italy]( [Fox News Thinks Sebastian Maniscalco Will Turn the Tide in the Culture Wars]( [The First ‘SNL’ Movie Is An Absurdist Masterpiece Almost No One Has Seen]( [The Five Absolutely, Positively Non-Essential Vince Vaughn Performances]( [15 Hilariously Interesting Things The TSA Has Confiscated Recently]( [Ranking the Best Scenes in Which Paul Giamatti Loses His Sh*t]( [15 Pop Culture Predictions That Aren't from The Simpsons]( [Your Cousin Isn’t Oversharing on Facebook, He’s ‘Sad-Fishing’]( [12 of the Best ‘Weekend Update’ Jokes So Far This ‘SNL’ Season]( [5 Ways the U.S. Government Is Obsessed With Poop]( [Little Rascals: The Curse of Alfalfa]( [15 "Bad" Habits Science Says Are Good For You]( [Keegan-Michael Key’s Touchdown Dance Has Made the NFL A Lot of Money — And He Knows It]( [15 Pearls of Wisdom from Pinky and the Brain]( [15 Spectacular Facts We Can Never Unlearn]( [All the Penises in Modern Art Are Too Huge, Says Science]( TWEET OF THE DAY [fb]( [tw]( [yt]( [Logomark_DIGITAL_Red_50X50-px]( [insta png]( [tiktok png]( [ARTICLES]( | [PICTOFACTS]( | [Videos]( Literally media Ltd. 190 West St, Suite 17B, Brooklyn NY 11222 COPYRIGHT © 2005-2022 Cracked is published by Literally Media Ltd. This email was sent to {EMAIL} [why did I get this?]( [unsubscribe from this list]( [update subscription preferences]( Literally Media · 190 West St Ste 17B · Brooklyn, NY 11222-3855 · USA

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