Dean Martin died.

Hey pallies, likes we've had wee words 'bout our most beloved Dino quite often, but we are thinkin' that today's Dino-devotion may indeed be the shortest of short in all the history of sharin' Dino-adulation with Dino-holics everywhere.  Today we briefly briefly takes youse to 'nother new-to-ilovedinomartin blog tagged "CINEMABLEND" where contributin' writer Mr. Gregory Wakeman  has chosen to lift up the beloved name of our beloved Dino.

Wakeman beginnin' his prose for his fab feature, "The Best Films Of 1995, Ranked," begins is scribin's by speakin of how "very busy" the world was in 1995.  Gregory mentions a trio of significant  thin's that happened in 1995...thin's like the 'net becomin' "part of the public consciousness," and OJ Simpson bein' "found not guilty."  To our hugest of huge delight, the third  happenin' is the three word sentence "Dean Martin died."

Not, before youse gets us wrong, we are not in any any way takin' delight in our main man's demise...our King of Cool's departure from our planet.  But, likes we are deeply delighted of all the famous folks that left the planet in 1995, Mr. Wakeman purposely chose to remember our one and only Dino!  Even little mentions of our Dino like this one can prove to be hugely huge in bringin' many many more into the Dino-fold...and we are most most grateful for each and everyone pallies!

So, likes even though Gregory's mention of our Dino is small in number of words, we trust that it will be massive in leadin' others into knowin', lovin' and honorin' our Dino!  So hats off to Mr. Gregory Wakeman and all the pallies at "CINEMABLEND" for liftin' up the name of our Dino in this way.  And, likes if you wanna checks out Gregory's fav flicks on 1995, simply clicks on the tag  of this here Dino-gram.  Dino-always, ever, and only, DMP





The Best Films Of 1995, Ranked
BY GREGORY WAKEMAN

The world was very busy in 1995. The Internet became part of the public consciousness. Dean Martin died. OJ Simpson was found not guilty. And Jumanji was released. Robin Williams playing the world’s best board-game wasn’t the best thing to happen in the movies that year, though. Oh, no. In fact, cinema screens across the globe were lit up with an array of fantastic performances, delightful direction, and all-round enthralling entertainment over the course of 12 months.