What movie will you be watching tonight?
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OH MY GOD SOMEONE ELSE HAS HEARD OF THIS
I fucking loved this show so much. It's not perfect, but I love that someone is trying a horror movie in TV/mini-series format. It was pretty awesome, and I really liked the way they got characters to breathe and toyed with the whodunnit throughout 13 episodes. I can't recommend this high enough.
Sweeney Todd was, uh, kind of okay, I guess. I was pretty indifferent to it, but again I'm also extremely bored with Tim Burton at this point.
I have some things sitting around in my Queue. I think I'm gonna either rewatch Boogie Nights or watch Magnolia for the first time in honor of PTA having a new project :horn:
Decent movie, good story, terrible musical.
I think I'm going to watch Wall-E tonight. Strangely, I've never had the chance to see it from beginning to end.
Cajungal
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--especially if you take into account the George Hearn/Angela Lansbury version. Good stuff, although it's weird watching it as a video. Since it's done for stage and not screen, there's a lot of overacting.
As for me--not sure. I've been wanting to do some "training" recently to overcome my fear of the dark. This entails getting the scariest movies/music I can think of and watching/listening alone in the dark with no blanket to hide under and no phone. These are my days off... maybe I'll do that tonight if my brother's not home.
As for me--not sure. I've been wanting to do some "training" recently to overcome my fear of the dark. This entails getting the scariest movies/music I can think of and watching/listening alone in the dark with no blanket to hide under and no phone. These are my days off... maybe I'll do that tonight if my brother's not home.
Cajungal
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I STILL think A Little Night Music would make a great movie... a great movie today, that is, since there's already one floating around. 
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~What we did with your perfume...
Remember darling?
The condition of the room when we were throoooogh!
Our inventions were unique!
Remember, darling?
I was limping for a week, you caught the fluuuuuu...
I'm sure it was.... yooooooooooooou.~
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RocketGirl
I've been going through old TV shows I haven't watched in ages more than movies lately...
Which is AWESOME. The Burton version was my first exposure to the play at all, and seeing the Hearn/Lansbury version where there's actually emotion was jarring and fantastic at once. The climax is all the better for it, if nothing else. The music is also much improved by those singing, even the couple songs I don't actually like. I think the only part of the play I dislike is that lines about Toby sound like he's a kid even though he's actually played by a little person.
In any case, the Hearn/Lansbury play is superior to the movie and should be checked out by people who weren't crazy about the Burton version, if just to see. It's something I gotta get on DVD someday instead of just re-watching it on Youtube.
If I can sit in one place long enough Beckett. I have it on my DVR in High Def. I have not seen it in years.
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Joe Johnson
Again - not a movie - but, Chuck disk 1, season 1...if it's in my mailbox when I get home.
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Steven Soderburgin
I'll probably be watching Delicatessen and either The Sweet Hereafter or Exotica.
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Dusty668
Little shop, Little Shop-a Horrors!
(The musical, not Jack Nicholson version.)
And I have Dr. Who season one and Two on the way.
I fully expect to be busting out into Suddenly Seymour for the next week or so for no real reason whatsoever.
(The musical, not Jack Nicholson version.)
And I have Dr. Who season one and Two on the way.
I fully expect to be busting out into Suddenly Seymour for the next week or so for no real reason whatsoever.
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Kitty Sinatra
I might watch the Watchmen.
You could use your time more wisely and watch two good movies in that time.
As for myself, I watched Modern Family all afternoon, then now will probably watch hockey and NFL and not stay up later to do anything else since I didn't get a nap.
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Kitty Sinatra
But I want to see a blue penis.
I've got Gomorrah and Terminator Salvation waiting for me at home. I don't know which it will be.
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Kitty Sinatra
No. I'm quite filled to the brim ready for something other than football by about 5:17 pm on Sunday.
(Seriously, by about the middle of the second quarter of the second game I've had my fill for the week.)
(Seriously, by about the middle of the second quarter of the second game I've had my fill for the week.)
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Steven Soderburgin
Have you seen Gomorrah yet, CDS?
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They were on my queue. I watched Gomorrah first, btw.
OH MY GOD SOMEONE ELSE HAS HEARD OF THIS
I fucking loved this show so much. It's not perfect, but I love that someone is trying a horror movie in TV/mini-series format. It was pretty awesome, and I really liked the way they got characters to breathe and toyed with the whodunnit throughout 13 episodes. I can't recommend this high enough.
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I liked the first 2 episodes. I was afraid half the season would be boring emo shit but oh no, they get to the action quickly enough and i really like the pace and some of the characters so far.
I'll be watching the whole season. (2 episodes every monday, it's on the belgian pay per view channel)
I was waiting to get it on Blu-Ray until I'm back there and we can watch it
I still think I'm justified in assuming it's a lot better than T4
eace:Yeah, it's a better film by leaps and bounds, but I had fun watching T4.
Next: The World According to Garp missed it when I was a kid, and I watched the first 15 minutes the other day while getting ready for work. Looks pretty good so far.
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The Pumes
Me and a few friends watched Die Hard because they didn't believe that Alan Rickman was actually in it. I showed them what's what.
I was gonna query if any of them had heard of imdb, but I ain't gonna begrudge no one for watching Die Hard.
Once again tonight, I am setting the noble goal of watching either Boogie Nights or Magnolia.
Are you going through the ST films in order?
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