TV/Movies Megathread

[Ed Anger]

Yeah, it is worth it. Watch it with a woman if you can.

[Slargos]

Glenn is a disturbing little child.

But then, most Americans are.

[Josquius]

Lady Vengeance- Kind of confusing and disjointed. Worst of the Vengeance trilogy. The ending is kind of cool though. A big problem I have with it is that for no apparent reason halfway through the film she buys a puppy and murders it. Just...wtf? So long all sympathy for her....

[Josephus]

Is it worth giving 'Mad Men' a go ?

Yes.

[Josephus]

Checked out Mad Men, and I was pleasantly surprised. It's actually a pretty interesting show.

The only problem is all the fucking smoking. 

That's part of the appeal of the show, though. How things were so different back then, that smoking was everywhere, lunch time martinis went on for hours, and secretaries expected to get their bums pinched.

Love it.

[garbon]

secretaries expected to get their bums pinched.

Yeah I've no great desire to spend time watching depictions of period sexism and racism.

[CountDeMoney]

secretaries expected to get their bums pinched.

Yeah I've no great desire to spend time watching depictions of period sexism and racism.

Don't worry, you'd have been able to bend the intern of your choice over the mimeograph back then as well.  Even a white one, if that was your thing.

The possibilities were endless for everybody in 1960.

[Slargos]

Checked out Mad Men, and I was pleasantly surprised. It's actually a pretty interesting show.

The only problem is all the fucking smoking. 

That's part of the appeal of the show, though. How things were so different back then, that smoking was everywhere, lunch time martinis went on for hours, and secretaries expected to get their bums pinched.

Love it.

Point being that I can't watch it without chain-smoking myself. 

[garbon]

Don't worry, you'd have been able to bend the intern of your choice over the mimeograph back then as well.  Even a white one, if that was your thing.

The possibilities were endless for everybody in 1960.

Exactly what I wouldn't want to do.

[Josquius]

There's a gay guy in it.
He vanishes when he's discovered.
Which is sad, he was a decent character, but realistic.

[CountDeMoney]

Don't worry, you'd have been able to bend the intern of your choice over the mimeograph back then as well.  Even a white one, if that was your thing.

The possibilities were endless for everybody in 1960.

Exactly what I wouldn't want to do.

[garbon]

There's a gay guy in it.
He vanishes when he's discovered.
Which is sad, he was a decent character, but realistic.

WTF? Am I Martinus? Anyway, I saw the episode where he has the boy in his hotel room.

[Josquius]

There's a gay guy in it.
He vanishes when he's discovered.
Which is sad, he was a decent character, but realistic.

WTF? Am I Martinus?

[Slargos]

Just caught the trailer for S4 of True Blood. Off the rocker.

"She's been goooOOoone for 20 yeeEEars!" *cue creepy music*

That's the plotline for the movie project we made in 6th grade. Good job, Hollywood.

[Martinus]

"Les Amours Imaginaires" ("Heartbeats") by Xavier Dolan.

Gorgeous shooting, gorgeous music, gorgeous guys.