Movies & TV, What are you watching?

[Domitilde]

A very good movie - Big Eden. Too bad people can't really be so accepting of others as the characters are in that movie. It is a funny, sad, and a heart-warming movie.

[Alaris]

Plus Jennifer Connelly was smoking hot.

Yeah, ok. I can dig the "confused rage" part though. I didn't see it, but sometimes a movie can have an interesting feature that carries it.

Shaun of the Dead

Best zombie movie EVAR!

Especially when he goes to the store, makes it there and back and fails to notice anything.

[I.B. Ace]

The Road to Perdition has the honour of being the only film that has ever made me cry. The ending is so sad :S

[Shallowrain]

Tv-wise these days, I'm mostly watching:


Warehouse 13- Take campy X-files. mix it up with that scene from the end of Indiana Jones and the Raiders Of the Lost Arc and you've got a series. I find it rather enjoyable

Pawn Stars- History channel on Monday nights. Documentary/reality show of following the four guys who run a pawn/antique shop. Surprisingly watchable and interesting to see how much stuff some of the guys really know. And surprising to see that Chumley can even keep a job there.

Mythbusters- I think they're currently off-season, but EXPLOSIONS.

Stan Lee's Superhumans- History channel late Thursday night, has some rather neat feats of weirdness by people, like one guy who is immune to being electrocuted.

[Tom Nook]

Yeah, ok. I can dig the "confused rage" part though.

You're missing out, man.

Best zombie movie EVAR!

Especially when he goes to the store, makes it there and back and fails to notice anything.

Should have won an award for most effective use of music in a motion picture.

[Domitilde]

I'll have to check out Shaun.

[Mraezk]

I watched Kick-*** and Clash of the Titans over the weekend.

Both were surprisingly good (Kick ***, more so), but both suffered from trying to cram too much into 90 minutes. In the third act of Kick ***, it was almost like the movie tried to change focus. In the later half of Titans, they did away with every character who wasn't the Son of a God in an overly quick manner. You don't even have much time to learn the character names before they're gone. Fun CGI, and the plot was a little less than predictable, if a bit too tidy.

[I.B. Ace]

I watched Kick-*** and Clash of the Titans over the weekend.

Both were surprisingly good (Kick ***, more so), but both suffered from trying to cram too much into 90 minutes. In the third act of Kick ***, it was almost like the movie tried to change focus. In the later half of Titans, they did away with every character who wasn't the Son of a God in an overly quick manner. You don't even have much time to learn the character names before they're gone. Fun CGI, and the plot was a little less than predictable, if a bit too tidy.

The soundtrack to Kick *** is amazing too.

[Domitilde]

I watched Kick-*** and Clash of the Titans over the weekend.

I watched Clash Of The Titans over the weekend, too. What I want to know is how Andromeda stayed so clean and fresh looking after all the tumbles, falls, and rolling on the ground? None of the men were able to stay even slightly clean.

[Mraezk]

Andromeda? The Princess / Tasty Monster Snack? Or Io, the white-gowned adventuress nymph? They sorta of jumbled their roles around a bit.

Either way, She had a magic robe of magicalness that always stays clean, never creases, and reduces jiggling. Plus she was a nymph, so her hair and makeup were always perfect.