TODAY I WATCHED (TV-series, Movies, Cinema Playlists) 2013

Shippping Wars
The Drew Carey Show
Animal Cops Houston

TNA Impact

"Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1978)


In the first of several remakes of the '50s creeping paranoid sci-fi classic, Earth is invaded by alien spores that hatch emotionless clones of sleeping humans from plant-like "pods." A San Francisco health inspector (Donald Sutherland) and his scientist girlfriend (Brooke Adams) must stop the aliens before they can spread their, ahem, "seed" around the world.

The flick is a little on the long side but it has its share of cool, creepy moments...the scariest of all being the awesome curly white-man Afro that Donald Sutherland was rockin' in the late 70s.

TERRIFYING!!!!

Wildlife Police shows on NatGeo Wild
Scared Straight
Ax Men

And now:

wall street
wall street 2

Smackdown

Animal Cops Houston
Parking Wars
Inestation
WWE Smackdown

And I'm on disc 2 of:

Elementary (my favorite new TV show)
Breaking Bad - Season 2
Haven - Season 3

Iron Sky. Anybody else seen this crazy 'moon Nazis' flick?





Very silly, very camp and very funny in parts.

Sutekh wrote:

Iron Sky. Anybody else seen this crazy 'moon Nazis' flick?





Very silly, very camp and very funny in parts.

Yeah, it's mostly a hoot. With better dialogue it could have been really good, as it stands it's mediocre but still entertaining.

three episodes from ' The West Wing' season 7

"Mimic 2" (2001)



Cheap lookin' direct-to-video sequel to Guillermo Del Toro's killer-bug movie, with those pesky human-sized, face eating "Judas Breed" insects setting up a new colony in and around a run down South Bronx school. Fortunately, the science teacher is also a fomer government entomologist who knows how to handle a giant bug invasion.

The first "Mimic" flick was pretty bad-ass; this one's just pretty bad. Think "SyFy Channel" bad. Skip it and watch the original instead.

I didn't even know there was a Mimic 2. I love Del Toro's flick so this one almost had to suck.

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tohostudios wrote:

I didn't even know there was a Mimic 2. I love Del Toro's flick so this one almost had to suck.

There are actually three "Mimics" altogether - after watching this one I think I'll ignore "3."

Edge Of Darkness
Wild Justice
Alaska State Troopers

With the young'ins this evening:

"Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" (2012)



Stranded in Europe, Alex, Marty and the gang join a run-down traveling circus in the hopes of making it back to New York. Unfortunately they're being pursued by a VERY determined French animal control agent as they cross the continent. Cartoon chaos naturally ensues.

Fun stuff for the kiddies and their parents too, as long as you can keep that "da-da-da-da-da, Afro, Circus!" song from getting stuck in your head....

Fantatsic Four

Caught up with the last 3 episodes of Fringe...Just 2 more to go.

I think my favorite episode of the series is the one where Walter hits acid and becomes part of a Terry Gilliam (Monty Python) sketch:


Love it!

Now watching:

The Drew Carey Show

Watched the 49ers whip up on Green Bay.

Silver Linings Playbook (2012)





Stunning film, it's no wonder it's been nominated for a ton of Oscars and other awards this year. It deserves all the praise it has been getting. Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence are perfection, also has the best Robert DeNiro performance in a very long time.

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"The Land That Time Forgot" (1975)



British shipwreck survivors overpower the crew of a German U-Boat, and together the group discovers a "lost continent" in the South Seas that's populated by cavemen and dinosaurs. Our square-jawed manly-man American hero (Doug McClure) does his best to protect his womanly woman companion (Lisa Penhaligon) from the constant threats of the island and the treacherous Germans alike.

The awesomely cheesy dinosaur effects (think "Godzilla") are the main reason for watching this schlocky '70s fun from the revered Amicus Studios ("Tales From the Crypt," "Vault Of Horror").Based on the novel by "Tarzan" creator Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Worth a look if ya like vintage drive-in cheez.

Fat Freddy wrote:

"The Land That Time Forgot" (1975)



British shipwreck survivors overpower the crew of a German U-Boat, and together the group discovers a "lost continent" in the South Seas that's populated by cavemen and dinosaurs. Our square-jawed manly-man American hero (Doug McClure) does his best to protect his womanly woman companion (Lisa Penhaligon) from the constant threats of the island and the treacherous Germans alike.

The awesomely cheesy dinosaur effects (think "Godzilla") are the main reason for watching this schlocky '70s fun from the revered Amicus Studios ("Tales From the Crypt," "Vault Of Horror").Based on the novel by "Tarzan" creator Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Worth a look if ya like vintage drive-in cheez.

I saw it at the drive-in back in 1975 w/ JAWS (I believe)

Not to mention on TV countless times. fun flic