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

Warehouse 13 and Grimm.

Masters of Horror: Dreams in the Witch-House

kmorg wrote:

eXistenZe

I like that one. Typical Cronenberg with his obsession with "body alterations".

tohostudios wrote:

kmorg wrote:

eXistenZe

I like that one. Typical Cronenberg with his obsession with "body alterations".

I've been a fan since The Dead Zone and Videodrome, and yeah, this was classic Cronenberg. Still far from his best though.

LEMMY

kmorg wrote:

I still love the Smokey & The Bandit series! They get aired every know and then on TV here, and I try to catch as much of them as I can, every time.

I was inspired to track it down on DVD after catching part of it on TV last week and saying "Wow, I haven't seen this in FOREVER!"

...now I wanna get hold of "Part 2" as well.

S.D. wrote:

Sally Field was the ultimate "girl next door" in the 70s, mega-cute with just the right amount of sexiness thrown in.

It's been ages since I've seen her in anything, so last night I'm sitting there saying to myself "Dang. Sally Field was kinda hot back then. Who knew?"

Fat Freddy wrote:

kmorg wrote:

I still love the Smokey & The Bandit series! They get aired every know and then on TV here, and I try to catch as much of them as I can, every time.

I was inspired to track it down on DVD after catching part of it on TV last week and saying "Wow, I haven't seen this in FOREVER!"

...now I wanna get hold of "Part 2" as well.

S.D. wrote:

Sally Field was the ultimate "girl next door" in the 70s, mega-cute with just the right amount of sexiness thrown in.

It's been ages since I've seen her in anything, so last night I'm sitting there saying to myself "Dang. Sally Field was kinda hot back then. Who knew?"

If I'm not mistaken, she plays Aunt May in this years Spider-man movie !

007 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

kmorg wrote:

I still love the Smokey & The Bandit series! They get aired every know and then on TV here, and I try to catch as much of them as I can, every time.

I was inspired to track it down on DVD after catching part of it on TV last week and saying "Wow, I haven't seen this in FOREVER!"

...now I wanna get hold of "Part 2" as well.

S.D. wrote:

Sally Field was the ultimate "girl next door" in the 70s, mega-cute with just the right amount of sexiness thrown in.

It's been ages since I've seen her in anything, so last night I'm sitting there saying to myself "Dang. Sally Field was kinda hot back then. Who knew?"

If I'm not mistaken, she plays Aunt May in this years Spider-man movie !

Yeah, I believe she is... and now that I think about it, the last thing I saw her in was a series of commercials for "Boniva," an anti-osteoporosis medication. I guess I'm so used to the "older" Sally Field that seeing her in her young and cute phase was something of a shock.

Fat Freddy wrote:

007 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

kmorg wrote:

I still love the Smokey & The Bandit series! They get aired every know and then on TV here, and I try to catch as much of them as I can, every time.

I was inspired to track it down on DVD after catching part of it on TV last week and saying "Wow, I haven't seen this in FOREVER!"

...now I wanna get hold of "Part 2" as well.

S.D. wrote:

Sally Field was the ultimate "girl next door" in the 70s, mega-cute with just the right amount of sexiness thrown in.

It's been ages since I've seen her in anything, so last night I'm sitting there saying to myself "Dang. Sally Field was kinda hot back then. Who knew?"

If I'm not mistaken, she plays Aunt May in this years Spider-man movie !

Yeah, I believe she is... and now that I think about it, the last thing I saw her in was a series of commercials for "Boniva," an anti-osteoporosis medication. I guess I'm so used to the "older" Sally Field that seeing her in her young and cute phase was something of a shock.

Like seeing Jamie Lee Curtis hocking yogurt that keeps women regular. I prefer to remember her as a hooker with a fantastic rack in 'Trading Places'.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Like seeing Jamie Lee Curtis hocking yogurt that keeps women regular. I prefer to remember her as a hooker with a fantastic rack in 'Trading Places'.

Or her dance routine in "True Lies"...

tohostudios wrote:

It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters.

"Meat's meat, and a man's gotta eat!"

...that movie freakin' traumatized me when I first saw it (I was about 12 at the time)... I swear I didn't sleep for a week.

Saw it about a year ago for the first time since then and found myself laughing at it more often than not. The humor went totally over my head when I was a kid.

Fat Freddy wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters.

"Meat's meat, and a man's gotta eat!"

...that movie freakin' traumatized me when I first saw it (I was about 12 at the time)... I swear I didn't sleep for a week.

Saw it about a year ago for the first time since then and found myself laughing at it more often than not. The humor went totally over my head when I was a kid.

"It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters!"

A classic !

007 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters.

"Meat's meat, and a man's gotta eat!"

...that movie freakin' traumatized me when I first saw it (I was about 12 at the time)... I swear I didn't sleep for a week.

Saw it about a year ago for the first time since then and found myself laughing at it more often than not. The humor went totally over my head when I was a kid.

"It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters!"

A classic !

I like that Ivan & The Terribles song that's playing in the van before they crash(with Cliff Clavin on drums no less!).

Californication - Season 1

The IT Crowd, Series 2.

The Inbetweeners, Series 2.

Supernatural, Season 3.

Benny Hill
World's Dumbest

The Dark Knight Rises

The Adventures of Tintin - The Secret of the Unicorn

"The Big Lebowski" (1998)



Jeff Bridges is a middle aged L.A. slacker known as "The Dude," who, without really meaning to, gets mixed up in the kidnapping of a millionaire's trophy wife, dragging the members of his bowling team along with him.

Quirky-as-usual comedy from the Coen Brothers of "Raising Arizona" and "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" fame has great performances by Bridges and John Goodman (as his psycho Nam-vet buddy "Walter") and the bizarre-at-times dialogue is endlessly quotable.

The Dude abides.

Fat Freddy wrote:

"The Big Lebowski" (1998)



Jeff Bridges is a middle aged L.A. slacker known as "The Dude," who, without really meaning to, gets mixed up in the kidnapping of a millionaire's trophy wife, dragging the members of his bowling team along with him.

Quirky-as-usual comedy from the Coen Brothers of "Raising Arizona" and "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" fame has great performances by Bridges and John Goodman (as his psycho Nam-vet buddy "Walter") and the bizarre-at-times dialogue is endlessly quotable.

The Dude abides.

I love that movie.

Fat Freddy wrote:

"The Big Lebowski" (1998)



Jeff Bridges is a middle aged L.A. slacker known as "The Dude," who, without really meaning to, gets mixed up in the kidnapping of a millionaire's trophy wife, dragging the members of his bowling team along with him.

Quirky-as-usual comedy from the Coen Brothers of "Raising Arizona" and "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" fame has great performances by Bridges and John Goodman (as his psycho Nam-vet buddy "Walter") and the bizarre-at-times dialogue is endlessly quotable.

The Dude abides.

An absolute classic. "This is like a private residence, man."

Required Fields wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

"The Big Lebowski" (1998)



Jeff Bridges is a middle aged L.A. slacker known as "The Dude," who, without really meaning to, gets mixed up in the kidnapping of a millionaire's trophy wife, dragging the members of his bowling team along with him.

Quirky-as-usual comedy from the Coen Brothers of "Raising Arizona" and "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" fame has great performances by Bridges and John Goodman (as his psycho Nam-vet buddy "Walter") and the bizarre-at-times dialogue is endlessly quotable.

The Dude abides.

I love that movie.

My office mates and I have been quoting it all morning.

"I DON'T ROLL ON SHABBOS!"

"That rug really tied the room together."

"Shut the f*ck up Donny."

The Big Lebowski and Raising Arizona are my two favorite Coen Brothers comedies, incredible dialogue in both films.

One of my favorite scenes from Raising Arizona, "The Lone Biker Of The Apocalypse". The Coen Brothers had Sam Raimi direct the action sequences of the film (Sam was credited as second unit director). Watch the segment near the end with the camera jumping over cars, water fountains and going up the ladder...identical to the style Raimi used in Evil Dead II.

I love The Big Lebowski but haven't seen it in years. I never saw Raising Arizona.

Star Wars