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

Assualt on Precinct 13

Evil Dead (cinema pre-premiere)

Last night the Dodgers vs. Padres baseball game.

Grimm
Big Bang Theory

Elementary - caught up with the last few episodes.

Leatherface wrote:

Assualt on Precinct 13

The original or the remake?

Duck Dynasty

Hysteria (2011)


Very funny British film inspired by the man who invented the vibrator.

Required Fields wrote:

Leatherface wrote:

Assualt on Precinct 13

The original or the remake?

Remake

America's Worst Tattoo
Barney Miller

TNA Impact

tohostudios wrote:

TNA Impact

Me too

Yesterday I caught up with The Following. I'm about to catch up with Psych next.

Past couple nights...

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

I've actually never seen any of these films before. I enjoyed the first one, thought the second one was a big step down in quality (just too silly and sloppily directed) but the third one was killer and I think easily the best of the three. The change of director (Alfonso Cuaron who also directed the stunning Children Of Men) for Azkaban was just what they needed to get the series back on track and also up the quality at the same time.

Will probably watch a couple more over the weekend.

The Harry Potter film adaptations definitely suffer at times from rush directing and rush editing. A shame when you're trying to bring that many books to life. 'Azkaban' is one of the ones which stands up the best.

Tiny Toons

Smackdown

More Tiny Toons

Salem's Lot (1979)


One of my fondest childhood memories was being scared shitless by this 1979 TV mini-series directed by Tobe Hooper, I was 9 years old when this debuted. While elements are rather dated I still find this original TV movie to be quite gripping.

S.D. wrote:

Salem's Lot (1979)


One of my fondest childhood memories was being scared shitless by this 1979 TV mini-series directed by Tobe Hooper, I was 9 years old when this debuted. While elements are rather dated I still find this original TV movie to be quite gripping.

It scared the hell out of me as a kid, I have not seen it since then.

The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers

S.D. wrote:

Past couple nights...

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

I've actually never seen any of these films before. I enjoyed the first one, thought the second one was a big step down in quality (just too silly and sloppily directed) but the third one was killer and I think easily the best of the three. The change of director (Alfonso Cuaron who also directed the stunning Children Of Men) for Azkaban was just what they needed to get the series back on track and also up the quality at the same time.

Will probably watch a couple more over the weekend.

Agree with you - Cuaron did an awesome job on the third one. #4 isn't as good as Azkaban. The quality jumps back up with #5

Golden Girls

SpectreFate wrote:

Love that show. Clever scripting, great characters but killed off by scheduling.


Predators. I really liked it, referencing the original Predator and using the established lore effectively. Whilst it's not a great film, it's more than entertaining and throws up its fair share of twists within the established framework.