List some movies you've watched recently. Theatre, rental, TV... and give a */10

[Artdeco]

Oh wow. I didn't know about this show. I love his stand up. Will have to check this out. Thanks!

Boomer Lives!!!

 

[clamum]

I have to ask. Netflix? Blu Ray? In Theater? How did you go about viewing it? I'm interested in seeing it (at a price).

Rollins is so fuckin intense. I'd be interested in seeing it, too.

 

[Perknose]

I can't put my finger on it, but there's something I really don't like about that guy.

He's neurotic and often dark, even bleak. He makes, and has made, multiple references to the eating disorder that his neurotic, ridiculously fat obsessed mother smothered him with as a child -- claiming he was eating too much and getting fat when, objectively, neither was truly happening.

But . . . he's also smart and funny, so there's that.

The show is shoestring budget low, so you'd really have to like Mark Maron already to enjoy it. On balance, I do.

 

[Artdeco]

He's neurotic and often dark, even bleak. He makes, and has made, multiple references to the eating disorder that his neurotic, ridiculously fat obsessed mother smothered him with as a child -- claiming he was eating too much and getting fat when, objectively, neither was truly happening.

But . . . he's also smart and funny, so there's that.

The show is shoestring budget low, so you'd really have to like Mark Maron already to enjoy it. On balance, I do.

It literally blows my mind who does his podcasts and what they reveal about themselves and their lives.
http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episodes/episode_613_-_president_barack_obama

 

[A Casual Fitz]

It literally blows my mind who does his podcasts and what they reveal about themselves and their lives.
http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episodes/episode_613_-_president_barack_obama

You do not understand the meaning of the word literally.

 

[Artdeco]

You do not understand the meaning of the word literally.

It figuratively blows my mind?

 

[smackababy]

Yeah, wtf? 48 Hours, Coming to America, Beverly Hills Cop? Granted anything after the mid 90's sucked, but that's still a decent run.

The funniest thing is Beverly Hills Cop had a budget of $15 million and made well over $300. Yeah Eddie Murphy was a failure...

Plus, the Golden Child was amazing.

 

[zerocool84]

I haven't liked Will Ferrell recent movies but stuff like Anchorman and Ricky Bobby were hilarious.

 

[KeithTalent]

I can't put my finger on it, but there's something I really don't like about that guy.

Same. I tried to listen to his podcast several times, but the dude is fucking obnoxious. I couldn't take it. Not a fan of him at all.

KT

 

[purbeast0]

Elf is the best will ferrell movie

 

[KeithTalent]

Elf is the best will ferrell movie

Elf fucking rules!

KT

 

[ImpulsE69]

I've always been fond of Old School, but then I like Will Ferrell in general.

 

[Ns1]

I've always been fond of Old School, but then I like Will Ferrell in general.

YOU'RE MY BOY BLUE

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[KeithTalent]

I've always been fond of Old School, but then I like Will Ferrell in general.

I like him too, but I re-watched Elf 1.5 times in December and I just love it. So entertaining and easy to watch.

KT

 

[M0oG0oGaiPan]

lol i love will ferrell too. step brothers is a guilty pleasure.

i thought he showed some range in stranger than fiction.

 

[Aikouka]

Daddy's Home ... ?

Were they kidding?
This is one of the worse movies of 2015 - 2016. And 2016 just began

I thought it was pretty bad too. I just wanted to see a movie, and I didn't feel like seeing Star Wars again, so I figured that I'd see a comedy. The trailer seemed alright (I stopped it about halfway), so I figured I'd go with it. Honestly, with all of the product placement ("Hey, is that Cinnamon Toast Crunch!?" "Yeah, it's awesome!"), I thought that I was watching an Adam Sandler movie. The biggest problem was that the comedy was either so predictable that there was no reaction or it was just terrible gag humor that didn't work.

 

[A Casual Fitz]

He was great as Mugatu.

 

[ImpulsE69]

I thought it was pretty bad too. I just wanted to see a movie, and I didn't feel like seeing Star Wars again, so I figured that I'd see a comedy. The trailer seemed alright (I stopped it about halfway), so I figured I'd go with it. Honestly, with all of the product placement ("Hey, is that Cinnamon Toast Crunch!?" "Yeah, it's awesome!"), I thought that I was watching an Adam Sandler movie. The biggest problem was that the comedy was either so predictable that there was no reaction or it was just terrible gag humor that didn't work.

I was thinking this was a Gilmore film, which would make sense. Haven't seen it yet, but I thought the trailers looked great -- but then...most do even if the movie sucks.

 

[smackababy]

Eh, I am not a huge Farrell fan myself, but I did like Old School. Then again, I like Wayne's World and The Ladies Man.

 

[Charmonium]

There are some good UK shows. They're doing a mini-series based on the eponymous novel War and Peace. Saw the first episode and really liked it.

Also, Endeavour is back for a third season. This the second spin-off from the Inspector Morse series (Lewis being the first).

 

[sdifox]

Doctor Who - The Husbands of River Song 8/10

Loved it. Big fan of River Song.

 

[DigDog]

^best episode since Tennant left the show, not kidding.

 

[clamum]

Tigerland -- 8/10

A film from 2000 by Joel Schumacher starring a young ass Colin Farrell. About a group of soldiers in training during 1971, preparing to be deployed to Vietnam. The movie reminded me a little bit of "Full Metal Jacket," at least the first part of that movie (plot-wise). Anyway I enjoyed the movie and thought it was quite good. Farrell has a great performance. The movie was filmed in a neat way, handheld cameras for a lot of stuff I guess, and it just has kind of a dark, unsaturated, gritty look to it. It's not really breaking any new ground as far as war films go, but I recommend it to those who like them.

 

[purbeast0]

I like him too, but I re-watched Elf 1.5 times in December and I just love it. So entertaining and easy to watch.

KT

i never realized how many extras were on the Elf bluray. i watched it on xmas with my wife and after we watched it, we watched all of the deleted scenes (none were that great) and then there are a bunch of extra's about how they made it. the only one i watched so far was how they made the north pole. it's pretty awesome. i can't wait to watch the others.

 

[zerocool84]

I just could never get into Doctor Who. I tried watching one episode and it was super cheesy but not in a good way. This episode had some horribly animated CGI robots trying to kill everyone. I just could not understand how it's so popular.