TV/Movies Megathread

[Josquius]

I've seen that before about several other days.
Kind of doubting this one too is fake since I remember that future being all nice and summery...but then it was California.
Too lazy to check one way or the other

[Syt]

Unfortunately is fake.

According to Wiki:

They arrive on October 21, 2015

[Tonitrus]

There might be a difference from the dates shown at the end of BTF 1 and the beginning of 2...but I'd have to watch again to be sure.

[Neil]

Saw Django Unchained.  I really enjoyed this movie, although I felt it was a shame that they killed them two best characters in the movie with a half-hour left in the film.  That said, Jaime Foxx was good in the way that he can be, and Sam Jackson showed that playing joke roles and nonsense parts in bad movies hasn't rotted his skills.  Still, Waltz and DiCaprio stole the show.

[garbon]

Funny Face

How many creepy old Fred Astaires can you have chasing Audrey Hepburn?

Like the touristy shots of Paris though - I'll be doing the same.

[CountDeMoney]

Like the touristy shots of Paris though - I'll be doing the same.

Just do your fellow Americans a favor, and don't drop your shorts for the first accent you come across, please.
Americans that are easy lays overseas are so embarrassing. 

[garbon]

Is this my first time overseas?

[CountDeMoney]

All I'm saying is, think about America first.

[Sheilbh]

Finished watching the Harry Potter series and I gotta say I'm utterly satisfied with it. It is a rare series where each new film is better than the last. I haven't read the books, but it seems like J.K.Rowling has created a story kids can grow up on.

Yep. Me and most of my friends (male and female) grew up on the books and, to a far lesser extent, the films. It felt really sad when it all ended.

Watched Life of Pi, in 3D no less. It was very pretty at times, but it was trying too hard to be profound.

Sounds like the book then.

The Fantastic Mr Fox- Now this thing is painful. Children should not be subjected to it.

It's a great film.

[garbon]

All I'm saying is, think about America first.

Now why would I want to do that?

[garbon]

Yep. Me and most of my friends (male and female) grew up on the books and, to a far lesser extent, the films. It felt really sad when it all ended.

Odd that. I felt aged out by about book 4.

[Malthus]

Wooties, just scored awesome symphony seats for Alexander Nevsky next week at the BSO.

Battle across the ice. 

I always wanted to know what the hell those Tuetonic Knights were chanting as the charged to their watery doom - someone once told me it was, basically, nonsense in Latin. 

[garbon]

Marie Antoinette

Going into it with a different mindset (having seen it back in theaters), it was actually kind of fun.

[FunkMonk]

Saw Django Unchained.  I really enjoyed this movie, although I felt it was a shame that they killed them two best characters in the movie with a half-hour left in the film.  That said, Jaime Foxx was good in the way that he can be, and Sam Jackson showed that playing joke roles and nonsense parts in bad movies hasn't rotted his skills.  Still, Waltz and DiCaprio stole the show.

My feelings exactly. I did love the ending a lot too. Very satisfying movie overall. 

[garbon]

The last 30 minutes struck me as the worst. We all knew where it was heading and it took its sweet time getting there.