TODAY I WATCHED (TV-series, Movies, Cinema Playlists) 2012

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" (1964)

I need to see that one again. It's been years. I remember first watching it as a teen and not getting it, then again when I was older and thinking it was brilliant. That was easily 10 years ago, if not longer.

I'd never seen it before, aside from the clips that turn up in that Tesla video for "Modern Day Cowboy" ... but I'd always been curious about it. It was a decent watch, dunno if I'd ever see it again though.

The Simpsons have referenced it in numerous episodes over the years. That's enough for me.

Dusty Rhodes vs Ric Flair for Flair's WCW title. Another bloody cage match.

World's Dumbest
Night Court

Beautiful film, definitely deserved all the praise it received.

I'm back to Red Dwarf. I enjoy this show way too much. This is like my fourth time watching these DVDs this year.

I'm halfway through season 2 of How I Met Your Mother. I fell in love with the show overnight, quite literally.

Smackdown

Race With The Devil - A pretty cool mid-70s flick with Warren Oates,Peter Fonda,Loretta Swit (Hot Lips !) ,and Lara Parker on the run from a satanic cult after witnessing the cults ritual with human sacrifice

Pawn Stars

Barbarella. Kitsch, badly dated, camp- and a whole lot of fun!

Watched some old episodes of Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley

Friday night I caught 'God Bless Ozzy Osbourne' on cable. It was ok, nothing much more than a glorified 'Behind the Music' special. It was fun to see some of the old footage and photos though.

One little blurb that caught my attention was during the whole "Ozzy biting the heads off animals at shows" was an old news report. As they were showing footage of the arena, the newcaster voice over said "Punk Rocker Ozzy Osbourne is playing the Bumblef**k Arena tonight in Middle-of-Nowhere, Kansas, blah, blah, blah.". Punk rocker Ozzy.

Ice Age: Continental Drift
Not sure if they keep getting better or they just keep the same quality. Either way if you like the Ice Age movies it's worth it.

Red Dwarf
NCIS

On deck:

WWE Raw: whoop de do, John Cena won Money In The Bank . Hopefully Punk can carry him through a decent match.

DallasBlack wrote:

Ice Age: Continental Drift
Not sure if they keep getting better or they just keep the same quality. Either way if you like the Ice Age movies it's worth it.

Red Dwarf
NCIS

On deck:

WWE Raw: whoop de do, John Cena won Money In The Bank . Hopefully Punk can carry him through a decent match.

I have all the Ice Age movies. I'll definitely be getting this one.

And I'm still waiting for the long rumoured Scrat movie.

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Ice Age: Continental Drift
Not sure if they keep getting better or they just keep the same quality. Either way if you like the Ice Age movies it's worth it.

Red Dwarf
NCIS

On deck:

WWE Raw: whoop de do, John Cena won Money In The Bank . Hopefully Punk can carry him through a decent match.

I have all the Ice Age movies. I'll definitely be getting this one.

And I'm still waiting for the long rumoured Scrat movie.

I'm wondering about that one too. In regards to the new movie, like the character Buck stole the show in the last one, the character that steals the show in this one is Sid's granny voiced by Wonda Sikes.

DallasBlack wrote:

I'm back to Red Dwarf. I enjoy this show way too much. This is like my fourth time watching these DVDs this year.

great show!! Ace Rimmer is the best!!



Smoke me a Kipper - Ill be back for Breakfast!

Category 6: Day of Destruction

exact33 wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

I'm back to Red Dwarf. I enjoy this show way too much. This is like my fourth time watching these DVDs this year.

great show!! Ace Rimmer is the best!!



Smoke me a Kipper - Ill be back for Breakfast!

"Stoke me a clipper - I'll be back for Christmas!"


I'm down to the last two seasons. They just seem to go by too fast. I might have to look into getting the novels for more Dwarf.

Light-hearted comedy-romance with the very winning team of Emily Blunt and Ewan McGregor. Blunt is stunning as always, she is one of the most captivating actresses working today. Kristin Scott-Thomas is the comic lynch-pin, stealing every scene she's in.

It's fluff, but I'm a fan of fluff with the right cast.

Exit Through the Gift Shop: A Banksy Film

Doc about street artists and this weird dude that videotaped their every move. Their is an interesting twist that you don't often see in documentaries. Highly recommended.

Pirates vs. Rockies game

Robotech: The shadow Chronicles

Cardinals vs Brewers

Darkness