TV/Movies Megathread

[Ed Anger]

Tried to watch The Last Temptation of Christ on Seedy's say-so but found it too ridiculous.

It's a hoot when it's on TBN. The pledge scroll at the bottom of the screen while Pilate washes his hands amuses me.

Edit: whoops. I'm thinking of the Mel Gibson movie.

[Ideologue]

I like Passion of the Christ.

[Josephus]

Mama.

Overall i thought it was a pretty decent ghost flick

[CountDeMoney]

Tried to watch The Last Temptation of Christ on Seedy's say-so but found it too ridiculous.

Judas really did have a Brooklyn accent, you know.  HOW YOUSE DOIN, JESUS

[CountDeMoney]

I like Passion of the Christ.

Ewww, snuff porn.

[Ideologue]

I didn't masturbate.

***

Thought I might not get to, but it turns out +1 was in fact released on VOD yesterday.  I got the time to watch it this afternoon.  It's really very good.  It's a time travel movie that takes place at a college party, so olds with particularly sensitive and melancholic dispositions may consider themselves warned.  But despite that, if it's Can't Hardly Wait vs. Primer, Primer wins.

B+

Full write-up: I'm usually less one, these days

[The Brain]

The geezer show. Bastogne. Do yanks sit in the woods? Not the most exciting episode.

[Admiral Yi]

Bastogne was not a very exciting battle.

[11B4V]

Bastogne was not a very exciting battle.

I'm sure the particpants would disagree.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Yi obviously hasn't see the movie.

[Habbaku]

The geezer show. Bastogne. Do yanks sit in the woods? Not the most exciting episode.

Have you really not figured out who the geezers are?

[The Brain]

The geezer show. Bastogne. Do yanks sit in the woods? Not the most exciting episode.

Have you really not figured out who the geezers are?

Americans?

[CountDeMoney]

Looks like Walt just [spoiler]added Gray Matter Technologies to the final tab list.  Good.

Although, I don't understand why he gave away his location to the DEA, unless he just wanted to let them think he wasn't going back to New Mexico.[/spoiler]

[Eddie Teach]

[spoiler]I assumed he was ready to give himself up, but the interview on tv changed his mind.[/spoiler]

[CountDeMoney]

[spoiler]I assumed he was ready to give himself up, but the interview on tv changed his mind.[/spoiler]

[spoiler]
And honestly, that's what it's all about, even before the cancer and the cooking.  The meth was always incidental;  Walter sees Gray Matter, he sees what his life could've been, instead of what it became:  an unfulfilled career, an unhappy marriage, a Timmay for a son, a hot dog bully of a brother-in-law...Heisenberg isn't just Walter's alter-ego, he is who he always wanted to be and should've been.  Heisenberg is Walt's Tyler Durden.[/spoiler]