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

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows parts 1 and 2

Inglorious Basterds
Eureka

Men in Black 3 3D - cinema premiere (i think its average, save ure money, wait for dvd)

home:
John Carter
Journey 2
Goon
Black Gold

The Thing (2011)

Some cool FX but really a totally unnecessary "prequel". Some nice touches to link it to Carpenter's version though.

TV Shows:

Law & Order
Rizzoli & Isles
NCIS

Movies:

Men In Black 3

Tron - Uprising

Gonna watch this tonight.


A coworker recommended it to me her via her husband. She's from Bosnia and told me she had witnessed to many things to have to see it in a movie, so she can't bring herself to watch it.


She's a really nice gal. One of the few people I actually have respect for at work.

Hot In Cleveland
Everybody Loves Raymond
The Muppets (2011)

AM Raw

Diary of a Nymphomaniac (French/Spanish artsy fartsy film and yes I liked it)

Iron Man 2

The Avengers

RED
Las Vegas Jail
Criminal Minds
Get Smart

Classic Albums - Who's Next - fascinating to see the analog synth Townsend used on Baba O'Riley and Won't Get Fooled Again. one of the best entries of the series.

How I Met Your Mother

The Longest Yard (the Adam Sandler version)

After the Cardinal game ended I was looking for another game to watch. TBS has baseball every Sunday afternoon so I flipped over there hoping to catch a game. Too late; instead I saw this. And you know what, I finally saw a film with Adam Sandler that I liked.

Of course it helped that this thing has A TON of wrestler cameos in it by the likes of Bill Goldberg, Great Khali, Steve Austin, Kevin Nash and also includes Michael Irvin, Nelly, Bob Sapp and Bill Romanowski. Plus appearances by well-known sportscasters like Chris Berman, Peter King, Jim Rhome, etc.

A pretty enjoyable flick thanks to all the in-jokes.

tohostudios wrote:

The Longest Yard (the Adam Sandler version)

After the Cardinal game ended I was looking for another game to watch. TBS has baseball every Sunday afternoon so I flipped over there hoping to catch a game. Too late; instead I saw this. And you know what, I finally saw a film with Adam Sandler that I liked.

Of course it helped that this thing has A TON of wrestler cameos in it by the likes of Bill Goldberg, Great Khali, Steve Austin, Kevin Nash and also includes Michael Irvin, Nelly, Bob Sapp and Bill Romanowski. Plus appearances by well-known sportscasters like Chris Berman, Peter King, Jim Rhome, etc.

A pretty enjoyable flick thanks to all the in-jokes.

Suprised at Kevin Nash's performance. He stole the show after his character took the hormones.

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

The Longest Yard (the Adam Sandler version)

After the Cardinal game ended I was looking for another game to watch. TBS has baseball every Sunday afternoon so I flipped over there hoping to catch a game. Too late; instead I saw this. And you know what, I finally saw a film with Adam Sandler that I liked.

Of course it helped that this thing has A TON of wrestler cameos in it by the likes of Bill Goldberg, Great Khali, Steve Austin, Kevin Nash and also includes Michael Irvin, Nelly, Bob Sapp and Bill Romanowski. Plus appearances by well-known sportscasters like Chris Berman, Peter King, Jim Rhome, etc.

A pretty enjoyable flick thanks to all the in-jokes.

Suprised at Kevin Nash's performance. He stole the show after his character took the hormones.

"Why are we talking about your nipples?"

The Road Warrior

manny wrote:

The Road Warrior

Love that one!

Blade Runner.





Hard to believe it's the first time I ever saw that movie. Don't know how I missed it all these years but better late than never

The Andromeda Strain

Best In Show

Hilarious. Like Spinal Tap but with dog owners. Features lots of the same people as Tap too.

Auction Kings

Been watching some Carol Burnett Show on youtube. Such comedy genius, they really need to release that show on DVD.

Johnny English

DallasBlack wrote:

Been watching some Carol Burnett Show on youtube. Such comedy genius, they really need to release that show on DVD.

Johnny English

There are several Carol Burnett show collections on DVD DB but they're really pricey. Check Amazon.