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

DallasBlack wrote:

Thoughts?

AM Raw

"Trick r Treat" (2009)



Way-cool "Creepshow" style horror anthology flick centered on a single small town and their big Halloween party; the neatly- interlocking stories include werewolves, a serial killing school principal, and kids who discover the tragic truth behind a local urban legend. Stylish, atmospheric, and grimly funny.

A great way to kick off your Halloween season!

That Metal Show - was very cool to see a few of friends in the audience that were there for the taping. Steve Harris next week!

Required Fields wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Thoughts?

Awesome as always. Milla kicking zombie ass like only she can (with a few more ass kicking hotties thrown in-like the Asian one on the movie poster). This one was closer to a video game movie than any since the first one. You know what your getting into with these movies and IMO it didn't dissapoint. Depending on the success of this one, there will be one more to finally close the franchise.

watched the Eagles come back and win against the Ravens.

The last half of Casino
The Drew Carey Show

Saw this one in the theater tonight.

Wurthless wrote:

Saw this one in the theater tonight.

What did you think of it?

"Shaun of the Dead" (20004)



When London is overrun by zombies, two slacker roommates must save their nearest and dearest in this horror/comedy hit that never gets old. Action, gore and laughs galore!

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Shaun of the Dead" (20004)



When London is overrun by zombies, two slacker roommates must save their nearest and dearest in this horror/comedy hit that never gets old. Action, gore and laughs galore!

Wow. They remade it in 20004?

Seriously, though, funny movie.

Required Fields wrote:

Wow. They remade it in 20004?

Seriously, though, funny movie.

Frickin' typos!

Yesterday I watched the Saints and Panthers game.

Required Fields wrote:

Wurthless wrote:

Saw this one in the theater tonight.

What did you think of it?

It wasn't the greatest or anything, but it kept me entertained. A few great laugh out loud moments, while the rest was enjoyable.

I've been watching Source Code during my workout the past two days and 2/3 of the way through it, I'm loving it. I've come to the conclusion that I like Duncan Jones' work (this one and "Moon").

tohostudios wrote:

I've been watching Source Code during my workout the past two days and 2/3 of the way through it, I'm loving it. I've come to the conclusion that I like Duncan Jones' work (this one and "Moon").

Yeah, he has the good sense to focus on character unlike 90% of the filmmakers today who spend all their time on plot and special effects and ignore the characterizations.

His next film is a biopic on the real life of Ian Fleming.

I also read on Wikipedia that he's working on an "epilogue" to Moon and Sam Neill has agreed to do a cameo appearance in it.

The Walking Dead - Season 2

S.D. wrote:

His next film is a biopic on the real life of Ian Fleming.

Cooooool!!!

Warehouse 13, Revolution

Finished "Source Code". I thought the ending seemed "tacked on". The movie should have stopped with the freeze frame.

Next up: "Helldriver" - from the fine folks who brought us the cinematic classics "Machine Girl" and "Tokyo Gore Police".

tohostudios wrote:

Finished "Source Code". I thought the ending seemed "tacked on". The movie should have stopped with the freeze frame.

That would have left a plot thread dangling with the text message he sent earlier in the film. I think the ending worked fine, it makes sense from an alternate universe perspective.

S.D. wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Finished "Source Code". I thought the ending seemed "tacked on". The movie should have stopped with the freeze frame.

That would have left a plot thread dangling with the text message he sent earlier in the film. I think the ending worked fine, it makes sense from an alternate universe perspective.

I don't think so. The text would have gone into the same "black hole" that his phone call to Goodwyn did. I guess I just don't like Disney-like happy endings. Stopping the film where I wanted it to would have satisfied both those who like happy endings and people like me who prefer more realistic endings.

Regardless, it was still a great watch. Although I solved the "whodunit" part early on.