TV/Movies Megathread

[Eddie Teach]

That's one good thing about Scientology. Has led to cruise (and therefore money) wanting to do more sci fi

It more directly led John Travolta to wanting to do more sci fi.

[The Brain]

Cruise should go back to doing fantasy.

[celedhring]

Just got the DVDs of season 4 of The Good Wife. Think I'm gonna binge it once I'm finished with Hannibal. I really love the show.

[Razgovory]

That's one good thing about Scientology. Has led to cruise (and therefore money) wanting to do more sci fi

I find Tom Cruise kinda creepy.  I don't think he's aged in 20 years.

[mongers]

Quick question, is 'Zero Dark Thirty' worth 2 1/2 hours of my life/attention ?

[Eddie Teach]

Quick question, is 'Zero Dark Thirty' worth 2 1/2 hours of my life/attention ?

YES

I've never seen it.

[Admiral Yi]

You will be displeased by the unhappy ending.

[mongers]

Thanks guys, the usual diverse range of Languish 'guidance'.   

[CountDeMoney]

Quick question, is 'Zero Dark Thirty' worth 2 1/2 hours of my life/attention ?

Yes, it is.

[viper37]

Quick question, is 'Zero Dark Thirty' worth 2 1/2 hours of my life/attention ?

YES

I've never seen it.

Quick question, is 'Zero Dark Thirty' worth 2 1/2 hours of my life/attention ?

Yes, it's worth it.  It's not as good as the hype made it to be, but it's good.

[mongers]

That's for the heads up you two.

I watched 'Django Unchained' whilst I was waiting and I enjoyed that a great deal. 

Now off to watch your recommendation.

[Josquius]

Ultramarines- A video game you can't play. I would have loved this when I was 12. Now...meh.

[Syt]

The World's End - a good flick, but nowhere near as good as Shaun of the Dead or Hot Fuzz.

7.25/10

[DontSayBanana]

Just saw Edge of Tomorrow and 22 Jump Street at the drive-in last night.  Timmy taint notwithstanding, if you haven't seen Edge of Tomorrow yet, do it.

Ide, I'm going to call bullshit on your analysis.  You mention superior ending, but [spoiler]EoT and Oblivion have exactly the same ending- he dies, and the end hard-cuts with a reunion between him and The Girl, who are going to have to get to know each other all over again.  If anything, EoT is superior for giving Tom Cruise more believable flaws to overcome in the beginning and a more believable progression towards becoming the "ideal hero."  Oh, and he gets to maintain a major flaw in the form of being paralyzed into inaction by concern for The Girl.  The closest Oblivion came was his hero worship of Sexy Morgan Freeman.[/spoiler]

I haven't enjoyed a Tom Cruise movie that much since the first Mission Impossible.

22 Jump Street was amusing, but not that memorable.  It was basically Van Wilder and The Naked Gun thrown in a blender.

[The Brain]

I'd watch katmai thrown in a blender.