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

Motorhead - The World Is Ours (Blu-Ray) - Cool show, they sound great. Concert was shot by Banger Films and is in black and white.




Judas Priest - Epitaph (Blu-Ray) - finally watched the full show (TV version was edited). Good show, great memories from seeing the show live

I would like to see the JP one, but I can't spend any money and our cable doesn't get VH1 Classic. Maybe later this year I can get the DVD.

HangOver III cinema premiere
Django Unchained
Gangestr Squad

Fast & Furious 6

Cards swept a day/night doubleheader from SanFran with dominant starting pitching, 8-0 and 7-1.

My mom took my oldest for the weekend so it's Fringe, Fringe, Fringe! I gotta say it starts off a bit clumsy and underwhelming, albeit enjoyable. Seven episodes in it seems to find its footing and is really grabbing my interest (although I'm beginning to wonder how long before Peter stop being merely an annoying one-dimensional character with unfunny one-liners).

Also watching Parenthood (TV), an amusing little series that I highly recommend for parents such as myself who struggle with special needs children. Autism is a rough road, my friends, but not just for us.

corplhicks wrote:

My mom took my oldest for the weekend so it's Fringe, Fringe, Fringe! I gotta say it starts off a bit clumsy and underwhelming, albeit enjoyable. Seven episodes in it seems to find its footing and is really grabbing my interest (although I'm beginning to wonder how long before Peter stop being merely an annoying one-dimensional character with unfunny one-liners).

Wait til the second season, the characters get more and more developed as it goes on. The first season just sets stuff up and the second season starts answering some questions.

Watched the Boston/Pitt hockey game. Then watched That Metal Show.

DallasBlack wrote:

corplhicks wrote:

My mom took my oldest for the weekend so it's Fringe, Fringe, Fringe! I gotta say it starts off a bit clumsy and underwhelming, albeit enjoyable. Seven episodes in it seems to find its footing and is really grabbing my interest (although I'm beginning to wonder how long before Peter stop being merely an annoying one-dimensional character with unfunny one-liners).

Wait til the second season, the characters get more and more developed as it goes on. The first season just sets stuff up and the second season starts answering some questions.

Cool. Pretty esoteric stuff right now, total enigma as to what's going on, which is a good thing.

nevermore wrote:

Watched the Boston/Pitt hockey game. Then watched That Metal Show.

Damn, I forgot about TMS!

AM Raw

Something Borrowed

Homicide; Season 4 (two episodes )

Mini-Burton filmfest....

SLEEPY HOLLOW
ALICE IN WONDERLAND
MARS ATTACKS!


and this vapid turd of a movie....

Finally got around to watching 'Looper' last night. Pretty cool. Darker and bloodier than I expected.

Watched TMS last night and the new segments make the flow of the show more concise. I just hope they utilize the "metal motem" for talking to people who are not regular guests on the show. Carmine did some stuff that was crap the first two times but the last two were things where he kept it at home while showing his chops (dude has just as bad a wig as Gene or Paul) Newsted was a cool guest and answered the audience question prtty honestly. Dig that they showed a clip of his new stuff (another new segment) The other guest clip they did was with Blitz from Overkill, It was funny. (Prerecorded Q n A) I am so glad they stopped with the predictable and generic top 5 thing. Like I said the show flows better and it ends with the trivia segment. I was on my last leg of even showing interst in the show anymore and so far the changes have peaked an interest.

I watched That Metal Show, and I agree James, the new segments flow better and Newstead was a great guest and interviewee.

Overall improvement, which is a good thing, because I was ready to call it a day with the show

manny wrote:

I watched That Metal Show, and I agree James, the new segments flow better and Newstead was a great guest and interviewee.

Overall improvement, which is a good thing, because I was ready to call it a day with the show

Agree that it flows better with the new segments. Prefect timing to mix it up a bit and try and improve the show

"Hell of the Living Dead" (1980)



In this uber-trashy Italian-made "Dawn of the Dead" wanna-be, a chemical accident causes an outbreak of flesh-eatin' Undead on the island of New Guinea (?). A commando team and a pair of TV journalists travel across the infested island to find the source of the infection. Mucho chomping, gunfire, and splatter follow.

As with most Italian z-movies of this era, the story is full of holes, the dialogue is nonsensical, the dubbing is terrible, and the gore, while plentiful, is unconvincing (and occasionally hilarious, i.e. the eyeball popping scene).

The film is also infamous for the amount of totally random stock footage (jungle animals, Native dances and ceremonies, etc.) jammed into it to pad out the running time.

When it comes to Eurotrash grindhouse zombie flicks, "Nightmare City" beats this one hands down.

manny wrote:

I watched That Metal Show, and I agree James, the new segments flow better and Newstead was a great guest and interviewee.

Overall improvement, which is a good thing, because I was ready to call it a day with the show

Same here. I'd pretty much given up on the show, but I watched the season premier and enjoyed it. I liked the new features and Jason was a good guest. He didn't shy away from any questions.

Doctor Who (Series 5 - 2010)

Two words: Karen Gillan (as Amy Pond)

Doctor Who - The Aztecs

Snitch

Silver Linings Playbook
Django Unchained

Both were really great.

Pawn Stars