TV/Movies Megathread

[jimmy olsen]

Sure, it's still better than The Hunger Games, but only because it didn't cause me physical pain,

Did you ever get around to reviewing this?

[garbon]

that and Scandal.

Okay, take that shit back. Scandal, which I hadn't realized was by Shonda Rhimes, is like Grey's Anatomy with "lawyers."

Do love Guillermo Diaz though.

[Ideologue]

Sure, it's still better than The Hunger Games, but only because it didn't cause me physical pain,

Did you ever get around to reviewing this?

The Hunger Games?  Like back in April iirc.  I want to edit it together with a look at John Carter prior to the new, almost-certainly-better Catching Fire.

[Ideologue]

Which means I should probably start my First Great Depression-era utopian sci-fi piece, insofar as it turns out practically none of the period films with similar or allied themes (totalitarianism, technocracy) are available other than Just Imagine, which no one should be surprised is a deeply trifling affair with no serious social, political, or economic content (which doesn't keep Metropolis out, but, you know).

Also hoping to do 12 Years a Slave and possibly The Counselor tomorrow.

Odds are I will get half of one of those things done.

[jimmy olsen]

Sure, it's still better than The Hunger Games, but only because it didn't cause me physical pain,

Did you ever get around to reviewing this?

The Hunger Games?  Like back in April iirc.  I want to edit it together with a look at John Carter prior to the new, almost-certainly-better Catching Fire.

Link? Your blog only goes back to June.

[Eddie Teach]

Ide felt gypped by the title, as none of the characters were actually starving.

[Ed Anger]

They were eating Hunger Games Subway Sandwiches. Eat Fresh.

[Josephus]

Found Hercule Poirot's Curtains online. Looking forward to it, though I know who did it.

[Ideologue]

Sure, it's still better than The Hunger Games, but only because it didn't cause me physical pain,

Did you ever get around to reviewing this?

The Hunger Games?  Like back in April iirc.  I want to edit it together with a look at John Carter prior to the new, almost-certainly-better Catching Fire.

Link? Your blog only goes back to June.

I poisted it here.  I'll put a link to the whole version when I'm done.

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Breaking Bad alternate ending:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9kZivVxB3vU

[Sheilbh]

I like poisted.

[Eddie Teach]

Ide poists a lot of movie ratings on us.

[Neil]

Sure, it's still better than The Hunger Games, but only because it didn't cause me physical pain,

Did you ever get around to reviewing this?

The Hunger Games?  Like back in April iirc.  I want to edit it together with a look at John Carter prior to the new, almost-certainly-better Catching Fire.

You forgot to put it on your website.

[Savonarola]

Also, Jean Renoir's wife was hot.  She's long dead now, of course.

I think the 1920s would have been your era for starlets.

Is this a malnutrition joke?

I think I've missed a Languish inside joke. 

[Ideologue]

Ide poists a lot of movie ratings on us.

You forgot to put it on your website.

Haven't forgotten.  Just haven't done it.  Definitely shall.

[Ideologue]

Also, Jean Renoir's wife was hot.  She's long dead now, of course.

I think the 1920s would have been your era for starlets.

Is this a malnutrition joke?

I think I've missed a Languish inside joke. 

I am often unfairly accused of being pro-anorexia, fining concentration camp inmates attractive, and the like.