TV/Movies Megathread

[The Minsky Moment]

I totally agree with you about Ashford

Ditto.

Two possible explanations - Ashford wanted to take him alive to question him and figure out all that he was up to but figured most people who could be trusted to accompany him would be people who wanted the guy dead.  Or alternatively, there weren't many Belters he could completely trust not to switch sides on him.

[The Larch]

Just watched Parasites, realy fucking good. Has anyone here seen it? Tim, maybe?

[The Brain]

The Lodgers. Twins face the challenges of life in a crumbling country house. It's OK. The chick is hot. The movie is Irish, so spot the GoT cast members.

[Admiral Yi]

Just got back from Ford v Ferrarri at the movin pitcher show.  I found the driving scenes intense.  If there's any hardcore racing guys here I'd love to hear their opinion.

Strange thing is I found the wife to be nothing special in The Outlander but here she hymn no tized me.  I think it's because that bustle hid her 7 foot long legs.  And maybe the hair.

[Tamas]

Just got back from Ford v Ferrarri at the movin pitcher show.  I found the driving scenes intense.  If there's any hardcore racing guys here I'd love to hear their opinion.

Strange thing is I found the wife to be nothing special in The Outlander but here she hymn no tized me.  I think it's because that bustle hid her 7 foot long legs.  And maybe the hair.

You all right mate?

[Maladict]

You all right mate?

He was probably getting ready for the caucus.

[The Brain]

The Limehouse Golem. Murder and Music Hall in Victorian London. I liked it a lot, it's entertaining. [spoiler]The reveal was spotted a long way off but this wasn't really a big problem I think. It was also nice that it's possible to have a scene with a murderous Karl Marx going to town on a hooker without it being particularly silly.[/spoiler] Bill Nighy is always nice I think. The chicks were hot.

[mongers]

'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' a fine film, I can't fault, but for one thing, the title, if it had been called something else it wouldn't have telegraphed the theme of the story straight away.

Once it got going, I particularly liked the way it gradually unveiled the character of the father.

[viper37]

Strange thing is I found the wife to be nothing special in The Outlander but here she hymn no tized me.  I think it's because that bustle hid her 7 foot long legs.  And maybe the hair.

Naked she is nothing special to you, but all dressed up, and she's hypnotizing you?  That's what you are telling us?  Anything else you want to share with us?   

[Admiral Yi]

Naked she is nothing special to you, but all dressed up, and she's hypnotizing you?  That's what you are telling us?  Anything else you want to share with us?   

There are nude scenes in Outlander??

[garbon]

I haven't watched much of the show but the books have a lot in common with romance novels.

[Syt]

My sisters are huge fans of the books, and presumably the shows.

[Habbaku]

Naked she is nothing special to you, but all dressed up, and she's hypnotizing you?  That's what you are telling us?  Anything else you want to share with us?   

There are nude scenes in Outlander??

Not sure if serious, but there's nudes all over the place in Outlander.

[Admiral Yi]

Not sure if serious, but there's nudes all over the place in Outlander.

Dead serious.  I've watched maybe 30 minutes and never got a sniff.

[Grey Fox]

Not sure if serious, but there's nudes all over the place in Outlander.

Dead serious.  I've watched maybe 30 minutes and never got a sniff.

It's a 55 episodes series of ~1h & you've watched 30minutes.