Ew, you're watching sharknado? That's such a horrible movie lol

"We can't outrun it. What do we do?"

"Stand and fight."

*Revs up chainsaw*

That movie should get an Oscar.

That's why it's so good.

Still watching Cowboy Bebop.

I've only got two epsiodes left

Sharknado is on US Netflix.

Thank God for VPN's!

Just watched Revolver.

Now I want to play chess...

Grave Encounters 2

Watching the extras from X-Men First Class.

Jennifer Lawrence's makeup in the full blue Mystique form took 7 hours to put on. As she put it: "I know everybody feels sorry for me, but we have so much fun. It's like a big sleepover. Except I'm naked and being painted..."

I'm watching V/H/S. It's a found footage movie.

It's better that most of the movies I've seen this week, save Grave Encounters, which honestly is much more interesting and creepy


Okay. Opinion has changed. This movie is creepier than grave encounters

I liked Grave Encounters, it was a nice little horror movie that did not play fair. The second one did not do so much for me. I could have done without the first half hour of teenagers jerking it and acting like a-holes.

Check out The Frankenstein Theory. It is another small found-footage movie in a similar vein as GE.

The second one sucked pretty bad

I'm gonna check out Frankenstein Theory after I watch V/H/S/2.

Just finished working my way through Trigun this morning.

That's 26 epsiodes in three days.

I was really trying to make it last, clearly that didn't work...

Just watched paranormal asylum.

It was just...crappy. Pure crap

Sure you didn´t mean creepy?

No, I mean crap. The acting is [censored], it's more than obvious that there's a green screen behind the actors at times, and the special effects suck lol


I'm watching The Bay now. This is weird. The plot is real weird

COWBOY BEBOP!!

Damn I love this show

Sounds like a kid´s show

Hell no.

It's an anime.

Hell yeah.

And it's awesome


And I'm currently watching The Fifth Element.

Gotta love this film.

"Chicken! Good"

Just watched Swordfish.

Love that film, has one of the best openings ever, if only for the irony of it

There is absolutely nothing at all wrong with any aspect of The Fifth Element.
Particularly when it comes to Milla Jovovitch.

What about Dennis Roddman being annoying?

He´s just a little excentric...

I think you are thinking of Chris Tucker, who made a career out of being annoying... Though come to think of it, Dennis Rodman did as well!


Still working my way through Magnum PI. I am into the 8th and final season now. The episodes have been kind of spotty. Sometimes you get a really good one, then one I have to make myself sit through. The end of the 7th season had a big episode which did not do much for me because it was about Michelle. I never liked what they did with her, because it all feels so incredibly forced. But at least it looks like they may have closed that chapter to Magnum's life for good.

The opener to season 8 was better, and the episodes that have followed. The ones near the end of 7 and the start of 8 tended to be very serious. They finally got more back to normal with one where Higgins is wearing Hawaiian T-Shirts, peeling out of the estate in the Ferarri, and partying all night. In the meantime Magnum is going to the orchestra in a suit and tie. It a delightful role-reversals, and by the end we were back to the same show we knew and loved from the first few seasons. So far the episodes after have been good. There was another funny one, and today a serious one again as Lt. Tanaka died.

Crap, I'm thinking of Double Team.

A Fistful of Dollars.

Awesome, simply awesome

My husband and I saw the first two episodes of Game of Thrones. Neither of us are too impressed, but will keep watching.

I liked Rodman in Double Team. Not that I am saying he is not annoying. Just that I liked him!


A few years ago I bought the Man With No Name trilogy on blu-ray. One of my best movie investments ever. One of the interesting things about the films was that Eastwood's character was never meant to be the same man through all of them. But by the end of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Sergio Leone gave up on that, and we see Eastwood picking the poncho that he wore in Fistful of Dollars.



I only watched the first two episodes too, then gave up on it. For lots of reasons, but basically it boiled down to what you said. I was not too impressed.

Watching Predators. An alright movie, could've been much, much better. I am using the concepts of it as inspiration for my current fanfiction, though. I always was a fan of the series. Not AVP.

Angel.

It's the only series I've got that I haven't seen recently and that I could get to easily...

Now watching several How it should have ended videos. They do make solid points...

I love the LOTR one

So short, just like the movies could have been if they had used the resources they had all along!

Wouldn't have been such good books/movies, but I would have saved countless lives in middle earth. Imagine it! They would've avoided all the pillaging and battles. No siege of Minas Tirith, no battle of the Hornburg etc etc etc....

The fellowship were pretty reckless really...

They were plain dumb!

USE THE FRIGGIN EAGLES AND DROP THE RING FROM THE AIR!!!!!!!!

I blame it on Gandalf. The rest weren't to know that they could've avoided all the bloodshed...

Superman:You killed him?

Iron Man:Yeah, don't want him escaping from jail and coming after me.

Batman(awkwardly):That never happens hehe...

Watched For A Few Dollars More last night. Brilliant.

Now watching: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

We should have a movie night some time, Callidus!

I've always kind of thought the idea behind the journey in LOTR was kind of that the only reason that the Nazgul and their mounts didn't find them.

The war kept Sauron at least partially occupied and reports of hobbit sightings at battles and such kept the wraiths at the major battles looking for hobbits rather than scouring the countryside.

I thought the whole thing was that Sauron just wasn't thinking in terms of "what if they want to destroy the ring?" Combine that with the Nazgul losing the trail after losing their horses, Saruman likely running interference while he made a play for the ring, and of course Merry and Pippin were only brought along so that Gandalf and Aragorn could turn up with a Hobbit escort, and it all makes sense.


I've been watching Hang 'Em High. Great film, but all these westerns has me toying with the idea of checking out Red Dead Redemption...

I would too if it was on PC and S-free.

But on topic, I haven´t seen anything than sitcoms...

[Irony]
Console Master Race
[/Irony]





Heh, the last sitcom I watched was Friends...

They still do re-runs here...

Same here, I think. Then again the same channel ran the whole series and carried on re-reuns for like a decade or something, so who knows.

I honestly am too lazy to check at the moment...

I'm a little bored so I'm roleplaying Kobby

I'm bored...

And hungry...

Now I´m watching videos on youtube about how to best clean NES games, console and controllers

I finally did it. Today I watched the final episode of Magnum P.I. All in all the series was a very fun ride. Even so many years later it is still a good show.

Next, I don't know. I have been watching Monk as well, but I am almost finished with that too. Maybe I will finally get to watching The Great Queen Seondeok. Or I might try watching Miami Vice, since Netflix has that too.

I'm currently nearly finished season 2 of Homeland and thoroughly enjoying it

At this moment though, I am watching Nanook of the North (a 1920s documentary about the Nanook, an eskimo is Canada) for a school assignment. It's quite interesting despite being incredibly staged

Opening ceremonies.