TODAY I WATCHED (Movies, TV series) 2015

Coma - A-

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Licence To Kill (1989) - This Bond flick doesn't seem to get much love but it's actually one of my favorites. It's an excellent revenge pic with a rather fantastic cast. I liked Dalton as Bond and wished he could have made a few more.

Spartan (2004) - a very good David Mamet political thriller.

007 wrote:

Licence To Kill (1989) - This Bond flick doesn't seem to get much love but it's actually one of my favorites. It's an excellent revenge pic with a rather fantastic cast. I liked Dalton as Bond and wished he could have made a few more.

Both of those Dalton versions are excellent, although he seems more sure in this one and the direction is much more stable than Living Daylights. I too wish he could've continued in the franchise for a bit more.

Dalton wasn't the problem, the obvious "what direction should we take this character?" schizophrenia on the part of the filmmakers was the problem.

You're very right, and thus the uneven tone of the whole film.

Criminal Minds

2 Guns (2013) - an okay action flick that attempted to resurrect the buddy cop genre.

Zombeavers (2015)

A toxic waste spill into a stream infects a beaver lodge, causing them to become "zombie beavers". This is a dumb movie that knows its dumb, with outrageous dialogue, so-so gore, and some gratuitous nudity.  Wasn't all that bad but your mileage may vary.

Sons Of Liberty: Yes this takes a lot of historical liberties (Gage wasn't the vicious, heartless psychopath they portrayed him as-Sam Adams was not a young, good looking bachelor who was a master of parkour-Washington actually had respect and mutual admiration with Gage-and other such things) but it was entertaining.

Stargate Universe: This show is not as good as the last two, but I'm liking it and not looking forward to it ending without resolve.

Despite all the clamor for a resolve to this, Atlantis movies, and more SG1 movies (though I feel there was enough resolve in that one), there is no plan on continuing any of it. Instead, they want to re-make the original movie and make it a trilogy (which was supposedly the plan back then) ignoring anything from the shows which has stirred the fandom. Much like the new Star Wars trilogy ignoring anything from the books has stirred that fandom. Of course, while I personally don't like the idea of the shows being ignored, they do this because more people will see the movie than have seen the series (same thing with Star Wars and the books).

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Zombeavers (2015)

A toxic waste spill into a stream infects a beaver lodge, causing them to become "zombie beavers". This is a dumb movie that knows its dumb, with outrageous dialogue, so-so gore, and some gratuitous nudity.  Wasn't all that bad but your mileage may vary.

That has all the hallmarks of a Fat Freddy Halloween Schlock-a-thon entry.

tohostudios wrote:

007 wrote:

Zombeavers (2015)

A toxic waste spill into a stream infects a beaver lodge, causing them to become "zombie beavers". This is a dumb movie that knows its dumb, with outrageous dialogue, so-so gore, and some gratuitous nudity.  Wasn't all that bad but your mileage may vary.

That has all the hallmarks of a Fat Freddy Halloween Schlock-a-thon entry.

Yes I'm sure he'd enjoy it. It's on Netflix for those interested.

007 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

007 wrote:

Zombeavers (2015)

A toxic waste spill into a stream infects a beaver lodge, causing them to become "zombie beavers". This is a dumb movie that knows its dumb, with outrageous dialogue, so-so gore, and some gratuitous nudity.  Wasn't all that bad but your mileage may vary.

That has all the hallmarks of a Fat Freddy Halloween Schlock-a-thon entry.

Yes I'm sure he'd enjoy it. It's on Netflix for those interested.

With dam fine women like that, I'm sure it could hold my interest. Also looks pretty dam funny. Despite it being so dam cheesy.

Bob's Burgers
The Middle
The Goldbergs
Modern Family

Finished Stargate Universe

Leaving serious and Sci-fi for a while to wach:



One of my favorite Britcoms!

The Whispers - this is an intriguing little supernatural mystery with a possible political slant. I think I'll keep watching.

Bouncing between "Longmire" and "Hell On Wheels" the past few evenings.

The Flash

Criminal Minds

"Bonnie and Clyde" (1967)



Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway portray the famed pair of Depression era bank robbers and lovers - who became unlikely folk heroes - in Arthur Penn's classic that set new standards for onscreen violence. It's actually pretty tame by today's standards, but it's still an interesting period piece with great performances. Also, Faye Dunaway was smooookin' hot back then.

The Middle
The Goldbergs
Modern Family

007 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

007 wrote:

Zombeavers (2015)

A toxic waste spill into a stream infects a beaver lodge, causing them to become "zombie beavers". This is a dumb movie that knows its dumb, with outrageous dialogue, so-so gore, and some gratuitous nudity.  Wasn't all that bad but your mileage may vary.

That has all the hallmarks of a Fat Freddy Halloween Schlock-a-thon entry.

Yes I'm sure he'd enjoy it. It's on Netflix for those interested.

I have it on my Netflix list right now, I just haven't had time to watch it yet. There are about 200 movies and half a season of "Daredevil" ahead of it on that list right now. 

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