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

MST3K
Fugitive Alien & Star Force: Fugitive Alien II

One of the worst things Japan has done since Pearl Harbor

At least Joel and the Bots make it bearable. The Rocky The Flying Squirrel jokes never seemed to get old.

Smackdown

Watched a documentary called Hot Coffee last night.

Doctor Who: The Power of Kroll

Wurthless wrote:

Doctor Who: The Power of Kroll

Going through the Key to Time series huh

Finished Evolution.

Fun little movie. Sure the premise more than stretches believability but the various monsters are cool and there are some decent jokes.

exact33 wrote:

Wurthless wrote:

Doctor Who: The Power of Kroll

Going through the Key to Time series huh

Hope you watched The Androids of Tara -it's my favourite fom this season!

Sutekh wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Wurthless wrote:

Doctor Who: The Power of Kroll

Going through the Key to Time series huh

Hope you watched The Androids of Tara -it's my favourite fom this season!

I'm trying my best to go through them in order, although Netflix is a little short on classic DW episodes. I'm pretty sure I've seen Androids of Tara, but it's definitely possible I haven't.

National Lampoon's Animal House

Benny Hill
Clash Of The Titans

Now:

Mirror Mirror (Never really wanted to see this, but my sister and niece are insisting I do)

Last couple a days:

The Point
The Dark Knight Rises
Go West
The Gold Rush
The Navigator

The IT Crowd seasons 1,2, and 3

AM Raw

Wurthless wrote:

Sutekh wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Wurthless wrote:

Doctor Who: The Power of Kroll

Going through the Key to Time series huh

Hope you watched The Androids of Tara -it's my favourite fom this season!

I'm trying my best to go through them in order, although Netflix is a little short on classic DW episodes. I'm pretty sure I've seen Androids of Tara, but it's definitely possible I haven't.

Androids is very good. I think the season as a whole was quite good.

Today:

Cars

Last night I watched the Bob Marley documentary on VH1 Classic. Today I've watched some of the Olympic coverage.

The Triumph And Tragedy Of World Class Championship Wrestling

Yesterday on IFC :

Earth Vs. The Spider
Frankenstein Meets The Space Monster



Then

The Boy Who Cried Werewolf (not the crappy Nick tv remake with Victoria Justice but the crappy original from 1973)

"Super Mario Brothers" (1993)


I've always had a perverse interest in seeing this flick, since it's considered to be one of the worst films ever made. Imagine my surprise when I found the whole movie available on YouTube. So I watched it tonight and all I can say is...

Um....wow. What a mess.

This expensive turkey was (obviously) supposed to be based on the Nintendo game series, but after watching this mess I doubt that anybody involved in its production had even seen the game.

Mario (Bob Hoskins) and Luigi (John Leguizamo) are a pair of Brooklyn-based plumbers who meet a princess and get mixed up in a plot by inter-dimensional beings evolved from dinosaurs (?) led by Dennis Hopper (who must've lost a bet). Of course, the bad guys want to break through the dimensional wall to our Earth and take over.

Tons of pyrotechnics, some pretty neat creature effects and bizarre set designs that look like yard-sale castoffs from "Total Recall" and "Blade Runner," but the story is just one long series of "WTF?" moments strung together.

No wonder this thing tanked at the box office. "Super Mario Brothers" is too weird and bizarre for kids (the intended audience) and too nonsensical for grown-ups. This was the 90s equivalent of "Howard the Duck."

Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog:

One of the few musicals I've watched and legitimately enjoyed. I watched it on Netflix, but the whole thing's available on YouTube. It's very funny and very charming... but also a bit tragic.

Fishing With John

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Super Mario Brothers" (1993)


I've always had a perverse interest in seeing this flick, since it's considered to be one of the worst films ever made. Imagine my surprise when I found the whole movie available on YouTube. So I watched it tonight and all I can say is...

Um....wow. What a mess.

This expensive turkey was (obviously) supposed to be based on the Nintendo game series, but after watching this mess I doubt that anybody involved in its production had even seen the game.

Mario (Bob Hoskins) and Luigi (John Leguizamo) are a pair of Brooklyn-based plumbers who meet a princess and get mixed up in a plot by inter-dimensional beings evolved from dinosaurs (?) led by Dennis Hopper (who must've lost a bet). Of course, the bad guys want to break through the dimensional wall to our Earth and take over.

Tons of pyrotechnics, some pretty neat creature effects and bizarre set designs that look like yard-sale castoffs from "Total Recall" and "Blade Runner," but the story is just one long series of "WTF?" moments strung together.

No wonder this thing tanked at the box office. "Super Mario Brothers" is too weird and bizarre for kids (the intended audience) and too nonsensical for grown-ups. This was the 90s equivalent of "Howard the Duck."

i forgot about that movie. It is very strange.

today:

The Artist
Stargate Universe

exact33 wrote:

i forgot about that movie. It is very strange.

Strange is not the word for it!!

Fat Freddy wrote:

exact33 wrote:

i forgot about that movie. It is very strange.

Strange is not the word for it!!

I just watched

which makes mario brothers look normal...

exact33 wrote:

The Artist

Cool!