TV/Movies Megathread

[Oexmelin]

Yes. It seems a little polarizing. Some people seem to think it is too long / dull / self-indulgent. Others are convinced by it / by Scorsese's reputation.

[LaCroix]

Yes, mine was a fun affectation, I have no issue with typing or saying Goldilocks. Yours was some sad sort of internet-text speak, oh I'm too lazy to write the word you, why u saves me and endless amount of time to...

is "para" internet-text speak

[CountDeMoney]

Yes. It seems a little polarizing. Some people seem to think it is too long / dull / self-indulgent. Others are convinced by it / by Scorsese's reputation.

"As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a Jesuit."

*cue Tony Bennett

[celedhring]

Watched the first ep of Dirk Gently's. Equal parts intriguing and annoying. Will see which side wins out at the end.

[Scipio]

Watched the first ep of Dirk Gently's. Equal parts intriguing and annoying. Will see which side wins out at the end.

Episode 2 brings the weird HARD.

[Admiral Yi]

I've seen Maura Tierny's tits.

[CountDeMoney]

I've seen Maura Tierny's tits.

Today?  She's in her 50s.

[Admiral Yi]

Today?  She's in her 50s.

They looked pretty cute for grandma tits.

[11B4V]

Never watched this show


http://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/new-'arrested-development'-episodes-are-'really-close'-brian-grazer-says/ar-BByaYkW?OCID=ansmsnnews11

[The Larch]

It's awesome. The first three seasons are probably the best TV comedy ever made.

[Josephus]

I've seen Maura Tierny's tits.

Today?  She's in her 50s.

Thats not old 

[HVC]

I've seen Maura Tierny's tits.

Today?  She's in her 50s.

Thats not old 

I'm sure you have lovely tits

[Josephus]

I've seen Maura Tierny's tits.

Today?  She's in her 50s.

Thats not old 

I'm sure you have lovely tits

Yes 

[Grey Fox]

She used to be married with someone who has the same last name & spelling! then me.

That's...rare.

[Savonarola]

When I was in junior high one of my friends told me he saw a Japanese movie that was a total rip-off of a western.  The only difference were that the good guys had swords instead of six-shooters and they walked in and out of town instead of riding in and out.  Years later I would see the same film, called:

The Seven Samurai (1954)

Still a classic.  What I liked most on this viewing is that all the only weapon the samurai fear is the musket; and that all the samurai who die are killed by an anonymous (and unseen) musketeer.  With their skill and bravery the samurai handily win every battle with bow, spear or sword, but in the end, technology always wins.