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

Psycho (1960, Alfred Hitchcock)


The Thin Man (1934, W.S. Van Dyke II)

Watched Alabama knock the stuffing out of Notre Dame. What a blowout !

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Watched Alabama knock the stuffing out of Notre Dame. What a blowout !

I watched this last night. Not much of a game to be honest. I felt like Alabama would win but not like that!

The Drew Carey Show

Home sick with an ear infection = lots of movie watching!

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Home sick with an ear infection = lots of movie watching!

Hope ya get better Shawn

Just watched "Helboy II"

anyone know if they are gonna continue the series ?

James B. wrote:

Just watched "Helboy II"

anyone know if they are gonna continue the series ?

I don't know but I sure hope so! I liked Hellboy and I thought Hellboy II was one of the few sequels that beat the original.

tohostudios wrote:

James B. wrote:

Just watched "Helboy II"

anyone know if they are gonna continue the series ?

I don't know but I sure hope so! I liked Hellboy and I thought Hellboy II was one of the few sequels that beat the original.

They have mentioned WAY too much about something he does in the future and name dropped his real father to boot. So who knows.....one can hope

Del Toro Has been too busy for the third one. However, it seems that he may be almost ready. From Wikipea:

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On July 14, 2012, after being inspired by a recent Make-A-Wish function in which Ron Perlman appeared in full Hellboy makeup for a terminally ill boy, Del Toro stated, "I can say publicly that now we are together in trying [to do Hellboy 3]"

I'm watching the Storage Wars shows.

A couple of my favorite Universal B pictures......

"Bowling for Columbine" (2002)



In the wake of the 1999 mass shooting at Columbine High School, documentarian and professional rabble rouser Michael Moore explores America's love affair with guns and investigates the climate of fear, violence and paranoia that helps perpetuate it. Along the way he chats with a strange and diverse group of people including Marilyn Manson, James Nichols (brother of Oklahoma City bomber Terry Nichols), "South Park" co-creator Matt Stone, and NRA spokesman Charlton "Moses" Heston, as well as numerous everyday Americans whose lives have been affected by guns.

Darkly funny, disturbing, and occasionally moving, there's something in this flick to piss off just about everyone, no matter which side of the gun debate they're on.

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The Drew Carey Show

Pawn Stars

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Episodes 3 & 4

Labyrinth (with the kids)
The Cabin in the Woods (by myself!)

Nobody's Fool is such a great movie. Always reminds me of my late beloved grandfather.

Any chance SD in your Hitchcock marathon of Shadow Of A Doubt getting a screening? That is my favorite Hitchcock. I'm a big Teresa Wright fanboy. Wish they made leading ladies like that these days.

jstate wrote:

Nobody's Fool is such a great movie. Always reminds me of my late beloved grandfather.

Any chance SD in your Hitchcock marathon of Shadow Of A Doubt getting a screening? That is my favorite Hitchcock. I'm a big Teresa Wright fanboy. Wish they made leading ladies like that these days.

Shadow Of A Doubt is one of my favorites as well, one of the few Hitchcock films from that era that was primarily shot on location.

My favorite Teresa Wright performance is the daughter in "The Best Years Of Our Lives".

Seven Psychopaths (2012, Martin McDonagh)



McDonagh's star-studded followup to "In Bruges" is so mind-bending and odd it's almost impossible to describe, but I was engrossed throughout. It functions basically as a film about the writing of the screenplay of the film you are currently watching. It's impossible to tell where satire ends and homage begins, it seems to exist in a parallel universe where Quentin Tarantino would have directed Being John Malkovich. Probably best to not over analyze it, just enjoy the hilarious, cartoonishly gory ride.

...and that cast! Christopher Walken, Sam Rockwell, Colin Farrell, Woody Harrelson, Tom Waits, Harry Dean Stanton...all chewing up great gobs of scenery.

I'd love to see that, but I really can't stand more than 5 minutes of Colin Farrell.

SpectreFate wrote:

I'd love to see that, but I really can't stand more than 5 minutes of Colin Farrell.

Farrell plays the straight-man in this film, except for the one scene they showed in the trailer he's mostly low key throughout. He lets Rockwell and Walken do all the scene stealing.

All the Right Moves
Working Girl
Risky Busines
The Bodyguard