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[Xteven Xavier]

I am waiting patiently for the next episode of the walking dead and Dexter. Great show's really.

[Kamau]

Thanks to early morning marathons at work I've discovered that....I like... Law & Order Criminal Intent...

Solely for Detective Robert Goren...He completely draws me into these episodes.

[Xteven Xavier]

I just watched the new Adam Sandler movie. "That's My Boy", gonna give you guys a fair warning the first half hour to an hour was pretty unbearable. I would've walked out of my living room or just took it off but I was watching on Pay per View. And anyone who knows me would tell you that I don't waste money. but it's a good thing because it ended getting kinda funny. It wasn't really worth the six bucks I paid to see it but if you can watch it for free I would recommend powering through the first half to get to the second. Not really a good movie but it will make you laugh a little bit.

[kspr]

half an hour into They Live. after hard workin' blue collar everyman Rowdy Roddy Piper finds magic sunglasses, his character completely changes, and he kidnaps the wife from Hellraiser.... who then throws him out a third story window. there's no sense of pacing, and every peripheral character is an inept charicature. this movie is stupid. 2/10 would not reccomend unless i was on death row.
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Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes was awesome. 5 stars.
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Halloween 6: The Curse Of Michael Myers is a 90's movie trapped in an 80's movie that's trying really hard to be a 90's movie. it's not great, and it's not terrible.
2.5/5 pairs of acid wash jeans

[SpazCat]

Watched Brave last night and again this morning. I like it a lot. The short films for Pixar movies are the cutest!

[Kamau]

Law and Order: Covert Affairs. <3 There's been a marathon on all day at work. I've probably watched four episodes today...two with audio and two without. XD

[kspr]

a scanner darkly looks like every frame was meticulously photoshopped with cutout and poster frame filters. keaneue reevis puts on the performance of a lifetime as a cartoon character who wears a suit that morphs his clothing and face. he and iron man get into hijinks and fight some kind of dystopian stuff. 5/5 blotter tabs

[Stars]

We watched a bit of that movie in my Illustrator class several years ago. They actually had animators vectorize the characters manually, no filters involved. It took forever to finish the thing. (Can't remember what was done with the scenery, but that was probably done the same way.)

[Donkeymog]

/>a scanner darkly looks like every frame was meticulously photoshopped with cutout and poster frame filters. keaneue reevis puts on the performance of a lifetime as a cartoon character who wears a suit that morphs his clothing and face. he and iron man get into hijinks and fight some kind of dystopian stuff. 5/5 blotter tabs

Awesome description of a great film. Worth noting that it's a Philip K. Dick novel directed by Richard Linklater the guy who did Waking Life. The weird art style is because of a cool technique called rotoscoping

[Kamau]

Rather than going to sleep like a sensible person, I just stayed up watching the first episode of Touch. I'm calling it awesome, and I aim to watch as much of the season as quickly as possible. =)

I love shows where everything is somehow connected to each other. This tops the cake.

Now to crash, because everything sways when I stand up. XD Yay 4 in the morning!

[kspr]

netflix has this amazing show about a fireplace. it's only two episodes, but they're both an hour long. it was very dramatic with an outstanding performance by Lionel Log. there were also cameos by Chimmel Chimneywitz, and Kim Kindling. 5 stars.

[Donkeymog]

/>Rather than going to sleep like a sensible person, I just stayed up watching the first episode of Touch. I'm calling it awesome, and I aim to watch as much of the season as quickly as possible. =)

I love shows where everything is somehow connected to each other. This tops the cake.

Now to crash, because everything sways when I stand up. XD Yay 4 in the morning!

EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED!

[Kamau]

/>EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED!

All of the yes!!

[Xteven Xavier]

wow, that movie looks amazing, I need to watch

[Phalanxman]

Watching SG-1 for the 50-billionth time!

[kspr]

so after watching DMT: The Spirit Molecule, Netflix wants me to watch a documentary about Meth, Into The Universe With Stephen Hawking, and The Union.....

DMT was pretty intersting, if anything it's an hour long trip report that makes me want to try it in order to get in touch with whatever spiritual part of nature our society has bred out of itself. it's a hallucinagen that we all make naturally in our brain, that supposedly allows us to make our brains into an antenna that connects with the fabric of the universe, and helps us understand its structure, and our purpose in it. every organism produces it, and one of the theses of the movie was that it's not there for no reason. that we should experience it, and it has the capacity to improve our lives. i'm still pretty skeptical of it, but i think it deserves as equal consideration as any other pseudo scientific theory.

[Kamau]

On to episode 3 of Touch. I've already accepted that it's not a show I'll be watching an entire episode in one sitting, but it definitely makes you think, and I love all the little connections it makes. =)

[Donkeymog]

/>so after watching DMT: The Spirit Molecule, Netflix wants me to watch a documentary about Meth, Into The Universe With Stephen Hawking, and The Union.....

DMT was pretty intersting, if anything it's an hour long trip report that makes me want to try it in order to get in touch with whatever spiritual part of nature our society has bred out of itself. it's a hallucinagen that we all make naturally in our brain, that supposedly allows us to make our brains into an antenna that connects with the fabric of the universe, and helps us understand its structure, and our purpose in it. every organism produces it, and one of the theses of the movie was that it's not there for no reason. that we should experience it, and it has the capacity to improve our lives. i'm still pretty skeptical of it, but i think it deserves as equal consideration as any other pseudo scientific theory.

Yeah, DMT is interesting. I've heard only good things about it.

[lazlo falconi]

Has anyone watched Lunopolis? That's a pretty... weird movie. But interesting enough, even though it's in the so called found-footage "style", if it can so be called. But you should watch it before the 21st though, because I have a feeling that after that it will no longer exist.

[kspr]

watching Big Boss because Return Of The Dragon isn't on 'flix.

Bruce Lee is hard workin' Cheng Everyman, who made a promise to his uncle never to fight again. after several workers are killed, an organized labour dispute erupts into a melee, and the pendant signifying his promise is smashed by the cop from the indian village people. after he mops the floor with a dozen or so henchmen, he's promoted to supervisor at the ice factory, and begins his quest for revenge (by getting drunk and karate chopping some innocent sugar cane stalks)

it's dubbed, so none of the voices match. combined with a total lack of warrior philosophophising that defined Enter The Dragon, make it an altogether forgettable movie.

2/5 slippers to the head.