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

Skyfall - excellent Bond flick!

Rams vs 49ers

Rams up 7-0 so far. Of course we were up 7-0 against New England too and that was as good as it got.

Watching the Dallas/Philly game

Watching the Eagles/Cowboys game

thejokeriv wrote:

Skyfall - excellent Bond flick!

I haven't even seen the last one. Now that I want to see it, Redbox and On Demand don't have it.

Today:

Law & Order
Parking Wars
Duck Dynasty
Most Shocking

Still watching the Rams vs 49ers.

So far my Rams are giving SF all they want; Alex Smith out with a concussion and Rams still up 14-7.

EDIT: now 17-7

Skyfall.

A darker, more serious Bond film. Javier Bardem shined as the main bad guy.

Batman Forever

I watched the 200th Family Guy episode tonight, and watched a special on Family Guy afterwards called Family Guy: 200 Episodes Later.

manny wrote:

Batman Forever

Coincidentally, I discussed something about that movie earlier tonight. I was talking about how on The Simpsons, Smithers was black in the first episode he appeared in, but was white every episode afterwards. I pointed out how in the 1989 Batman movie, Harvey Dent was portrayed by a black actor, but was portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones, who is white, in Batman Forever. This doesn't make sense; for continuity reasons, shouldn't they have hired another black actor if he was black in the first movie of the series?

Required Fields wrote:

manny wrote:

Batman Forever

Coincidentally, I discussed something about that movie earlier tonight. I was talking about how on The Simpsons, Smithers was black in the first episode he appeared in, but was white every episode afterwards. I pointed out how in the 1989 Batman movie, Harvey Dent was portrayed by a black actor, but was portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones, who is white, in Batman Forever. This doesn't make sense; for continuity reasons, shouldn't they have hired another black actor if he was black in the first movie of the series?

Batman forever was an complete abomination after the first two (though better than the one after). Who cares?

Big Bang Theory

"Dead Silence" (2007)


While investigating his wife's mysterious death, a man returns to his home town and discovers the vengeful spirit of a murdered ventriloquist and her army of dolls.

Stylish thriller from the director of "Saw" has loads of atmosphere but isn't very involving; it should've been way spookier given the premise.

A decent enough time waster, but nothing I'll ever watch again.

The theater in Dead Silence looks a lot like the theater five minutes from my house.

DallasBlack wrote:

Required Fields wrote:

manny wrote:

Batman Forever

Coincidentally, I discussed something about that movie earlier tonight. I was talking about how on The Simpsons, Smithers was black in the first episode he appeared in, but was white every episode afterwards. I pointed out how in the 1989 Batman movie, Harvey Dent was portrayed by a black actor, but was portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones, who is white, in Batman Forever. This doesn't make sense; for continuity reasons, shouldn't they have hired another black actor if he was black in the first movie of the series?

Batman forever was an complete abomination after the first two (though better than the one after). Who cares?

I enjoyed because my five year old son enjoyed it, it was meant to be a fun popcorn movie, not a classic piece of cinema.

Robotech - The Macross Saga

The Walking Dead

manny wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Required Fields wrote:

manny wrote:

Batman Forever

Coincidentally, I discussed something about that movie earlier tonight. I was talking about how on The Simpsons, Smithers was black in the first episode he appeared in, but was white every episode afterwards. I pointed out how in the 1989 Batman movie, Harvey Dent was portrayed by a black actor, but was portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones, who is white, in Batman Forever. This doesn't make sense; for continuity reasons, shouldn't they have hired another black actor if he was black in the first movie of the series?

Batman forever was an complete abomination after the first two (though better than the one after). Who cares?

I enjoyed because my five year old son enjoyed it, it was meant to be a fun popcorn movie, not a classic piece of cinema.

I understand, but I still hate it.

I watched an episode of South Park before going to bed last night.

Watching this for the second time.

The Menatlist
The Dog Whipserer
some NatGeo show of viral videos
WWE Raw

Just watched Trans-Siberian Orchestra "The Lost Christmas Eve" on Hallmark (60 minutes)

James B. wrote:

Just watched Trans-Siberian Orchestra "The Lost Christmas Eve" on Hallmark (60 minutes)

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Missed it! I hope they plan on either re-showing or a DVD release. I wanted to see them this year (the first year doing TLCE instead of CEAOS) but my unemployment derailed those plans.