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Detox scene, I laughed but the crib scene, I cringe. I can't even watch that scene ever again.Am I the only one who laughed when the baby showed up during the detox scene?Just watched Trainspotting...disturbing crib scene. Couldnt imagine what it would have been like if I did know ahead of time
Experienced the same thing last night. If you stop fast forwarding, it goes back to WWE. Bizarre.I was watching the WWE's Greatest Cage Matches and decided to fast forward and a Lone Ranger movie started playing.
The baby didn't bother me nearly as much as the #### all over the breakfast table.Detox scene, I laughed but the crib scene, I cringe. I can't even watch that scene ever again.Am I the only one who laughed when the baby showed up during the detox scene?Just watched Trainspotting...disturbing crib scene. Couldnt imagine what it would have been like if I did know ahead of time
Yep, I was really surprised by that. Good flick, but I didn't like it as much as the critics seemed to.
Haven't seen it yet, though Bale is reason enough to give it a shot.
It's like Predator: I will never tire of watching this movie. The Thing is one of the top five greatest horror films of all time.I can watch this one every time it's on.
Agreed. I am trying to be optimistic about the remake.It's like Predator: I will never tire of watching this movie. The Thing is one of the top five greatest horror films of all time.
I will likely see it, but it's being sold as a prequel. Problem is, the trailer is selling the movie as a strict remake.Agreed. I am trying to be optimistic about the remake.It's like Predator: I will never tire of watching this movie. The Thing is one of the top five greatest horror films of all time.
Saw it before, but watched it again and I think I liked it better than the first time around.Great, great flick. Lots of emotion surrounding the almost sedate lead character.
Don't get me wrong - it's a good movie IMO and Bale is great.
Looking forward to seeing it.'Brady Marino said:
I saw this last night. Netflix has exposed me to several good foreign films I would have never seen otherwise. I didn't find 13 Assassins to be anything remarkable but it's certainly entertaining. I had a hard time following the start, and I didn't really know what the hell was happening for a while, but things fell into place as the story progressed. The second half of the movie is one giant bloodfest that you can just sit back and enjoy.
Pretty much agree on all accounts. Started slow, really progressed, and the long fight scene at the end was awesome. Solid flick.
dude you watch a bunch of lymies kick a ball around for hours and call it fun
I'm de-friending you on Facebook.
I'm halfway through season 3, during season 2 I started fast forwarding through all Betty Draper scenes that involved only her and people outside her immediate family.She drains all the life out of that series.The Kennedy episode (The Grown Ups) is a perfect illustration of how she ruins the show, very compelling to see how the characters react to Kennedy's assassination as it unfolds, then we have to suffer through 5-10 minutes of Betty Draper standing in front of the TV, whining that she doesn't love Don anymore and when she kissed him yesterday, she felt nothing.I wish she would get in a car with an inebriated Ted Kennedy....Started catching up on Mad Men season 4, wasn't sure how I liked it the first few episodes but it is outstanding now. Way better than season 3 so far (maybe because there's a lot less Betty.)The Hooker that Draper keeps ordering in the first 3 episodes of season 4 is the same actress that played Spartacus' wife which was discussed at length earlier in this thread.
I'm halfway through season 3, during season 2 I started fast forwarding through all Betty Draper scenes that involved only her and people outside her immediate family.She drains all the life out of that series.Started catching up on Mad Men season 4, wasn't sure how I liked it the first few episodes but it is outstanding now. Way better than season 3 so far (maybe because there's a lot less Betty.)
The Hooker that Draper keeps ordering in the first 3 episodes of season 4 is the same actress that played Spartacus' wife which was discussed at length earlier in this thread.
The Kennedy episode (The Grown Ups) is a perfect illustration of how she ruins the show, very compelling to see how the characters react to Kennedy's assassination as it unfolds, then we have to suffer through 5-10 minutes of Betty Draper standing in front of the TV, whining that she doesn't love Don anymore and when she kissed him yesterday, she felt nothing.
I wish she would get in a car with an inebriated Ted Kennedy....
How about a spoiler alert next time?
Are you serious?Here are some more spoilers for you, you know Martin Luther King Jr, and Bobby Kennedy? They get killed in the 1960's too.I'm halfway through season 3, during season 2 I started fast forwarding through all Betty Draper scenes that involved only her and people outside her immediate family.She drains all the life out of that series.Started catching up on Mad Men season 4, wasn't sure how I liked it the first few episodes but it is outstanding now. Way better than season 3 so far (maybe because there's a lot less Betty.)
The Hooker that Draper keeps ordering in the first 3 episodes of season 4 is the same actress that played Spartacus' wife which was discussed at length earlier in this thread.
The Kennedy episode (The Grown Ups) is a perfect illustration of how she ruins the show, very compelling to see how the characters react to Kennedy's assassination as it unfolds, then we have to suffer through 5-10 minutes of Betty Draper standing in front of the TV, whining that she doesn't love Don anymore and when she kissed him yesterday, she felt nothing.
I wish she would get in a car with an inebriated Ted Kennedy....
Guess I don't need to watch the rest of the show now.Are you serious?Here are some more spoilers for you, you know Martin Luther King Jr, and Bobby Kennedy? They get killed in the 1960's too.I'm halfway through season 3, during season 2 I started fast forwarding through all Betty Draper scenes that involved only her and people outside her immediate family.She drains all the life out of that series.Started catching up on Mad Men season 4, wasn't sure how I liked it the first few episodes but it is outstanding now. Way better than season 3 so far (maybe because there's a lot less Betty.)
The Hooker that Draper keeps ordering in the first 3 episodes of season 4 is the same actress that played Spartacus' wife which was discussed at length earlier in this thread.
The Kennedy episode (The Grown Ups) is a perfect illustration of how she ruins the show, very compelling to see how the characters react to Kennedy's assassination as it unfolds, then we have to suffer through 5-10 minutes of Betty Draper standing in front of the TV, whining that she doesn't love Don anymore and when she kissed him yesterday, she felt nothing.
I wish she would get in a car with an inebriated Ted Kennedy....
The Cuban missile crisis.....it get's resolved.
Bay of Pigs......FAIL!
I won't spoil the Vietnam "conflict" for you....HINT, it gets bigger.
I just watched The Pixar Story, pretty interesting.The Thin Blue Line and The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg are all-time classics that I think are on there.Netflix streaming is great for documentary lovers. The Nat Geo stuff alone could entertain me for weeks.
Saw "The Pixar Story", I really enjoyed that.I will check out the other 2 on there, completely agree though that the documentary section is outstanding (whereas the Comedy section does not have alot of quality choices)
That looks pretty depressing. Although I do totally understand being obsessed with Tiffany.
Totally.True story: my 5th grade boyfriend, Cooper Jones, and I would take turns calling the radio station every night and dedicating that song to each other. One time, we even got Couple of the Week. It was a really nice time in my life.That looks pretty depressing. Although I do totally understand being obsessed with Tiffany.
Totally.True story: my 5th grade boyfriend, Cooper Jones, and I would take turns calling the radio station every night and dedicating that song to each other. One time, we even got Couple of the Week. It was a really nice time in my life.That looks pretty depressing. Although I do totally understand being obsessed with Tiffany.
We would have made a great couple...of course I was in college when that song was out.
It's more fascinating than depressing.That looks pretty depressing. Although I do totally understand being obsessed with Tiffany.
It's more fascinating than depressing.That looks pretty depressing. Although I do totally understand being obsessed with Tiffany.
It is incredible.
