TODAY I WATCHED (Movies, TV series) 2014

Watching a classic:

DallasBlack wrote:

Watching a classic:

I love that show ! Favorite character ? County Agent Hank Kimball.

007 wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Watching a classic:

I love that show ! Favorite character ? County Agent Hank Kimball.

He's the best!
Well, maybe not the best.
But he is great!
Well, maybe not that great.
Pretty decent bloke.
...Who are we talking about again?

Smackdown

3rd Rock From The Sun
The Following
Most Shocking

World's Dumbest
3rd Rock From The Sun
The Best Of WCW Nitro Vol. 2

Continuum

Earth vs. The Spider

Law & Order CI
Are You Being Served?

Fat Freddy wrote:

Quote :

The problem with SVU, is that it gets depressing after a while.

I feel the same way. Ditto for Criminal Minds. They're good shows but they're always so damned grim. Criminal Minds is like watching a variation on Silence of the Lambs every week. It gets old after a while.
When it comes to murder mystery/procedurals, I prefer stuff like Bones and Castle, which have a good amount of mayhem but also include humor in the mix.

Those are my wife's two favorite shows.

Watched a couple of episodes of Law and Order: Criminal Intent and Law and Order: SVU

Law & Order CI
My Cat From Hell

On deck:

Criminal Minds

Them!

tohostudios wrote:

Them!

Yes!

The Killing Season

The Road

Redemption

Penguins vs Blue Jackets

I'm revisiting all my old sci fi flicks.  So far I've watched:

War of the Colossal Beast
Them!
Earth vs The Spider

Still to come:

Attack of the Crab Monsters
The Flesh Eaters
The Brain That Wouldn't Die
Beast From 20,000 Fathoms
The Black Scorpion
The Monster That Challenged The World
It, The Terror From Beyond Space
The Brain From Planet Arous
Fiend Without A Face
20 Million Miles To Earth
The Crawling Eye

tohostudios wrote:

I'm revisiting all my old sci fi flicks.  So far I've watched:

War of the Colossal Beast
Them!
Earth vs The Spider

Still to come:

Attack of the Crab Monsters
The Flesh Eaters
The Brain That Wouldn't Die
Beast From 20,000 Fathoms
The Black Scorpion
The Monster That Challenged The World
It, The Terror From Beyond Space
The Brain From Planet Arous
Fiend Without A Face
20 Million Miles To Earth
The Crawling Eye

All wonderful. Brain from Planet Arous has to be my favorite. First saw it when I was five or something and it hasn't gotten old.

Once Upon A Time
Resurrection

Last night I watched three more episodes from the first season of "Supernatural," one of which co-starred Joss Whedon-verse fave Amy Acker from "Angel" and "Dollhouse," so that was a nice surprise

I got through an hour of 'The Lone Ranger' and had to shut it off. Too cornball and hokey.

I understand it's Disney, so they can't go all "dark & gritty" that the kids like these days, but they make the Lone Ranger look like a bumbling Inspector Clouseau while Tonto is the real brains of the operation. No wonder it tanked.

I watched the hockey game between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Pittsburgh Penguins tonight. Pittsburgh won the game 4-3 and the series four games to two.

Required Fields wrote:

I watched the hockey game between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Pittsburgh Penguins tonight. Pittsburgh won the game 4-3 and the series four games to two.

As did I. The Blue Jackets certainly made it a tough series.

Over the past week:
Agents of SHIELD
Cosmos

Found out they have Dust Devil on Netflix so I put everything on hold to see it. I was a big fan of South African director Richard Stanley's cyberpunk/killer robot flick Hardware (check it out even if to see Lemmy as a futuristic taxi cab driver). I've been waiting ages to get around to see this, his magnum opus that was plagued, plagued, plagued by distribution hell and eventually became lost. It's quite amazing, though flawed. I wouldn't say it's better than Hardware, but it sure was enjoyable and stylish. A mysterious South African drifter, duster and all, is possessed by some demonic entity which spurs him to serial killer type activities. Great, ambitious location shooting.

Hoping to pick back up with my PS Hoffman viewing this weekend.