Re: What movies are you watching?
Posted: Tue January 19, 2016 1:26 pm
noSimple Torture wrote:Yes.Got Some wrote:Is birdman worth watching ????
noSimple Torture wrote:Yes.Got Some wrote:Is birdman worth watching ????
Yes.E.H. Ruddock wrote:noSimple Torture wrote:Yes.Got Some wrote:Is birdman worth watching ????
Dev wrote:I'm gonna to try and make a point of not watching it, because the backcountry already wears on my mind, sometimes.LoathedVermin72 wrote:The other night I watched a Canadian survival thriller/horror movie called Backcountry. Rough around the edges, but intense as fuck at times. Interesting movie. I wonder if Dev's seen it.
Yes.Simple Torture wrote:Yes.E.H. Ruddock wrote:noSimple Torture wrote:Yes.Got Some wrote:Is birdman worth watching ????
Steve Albini wrote:Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.
*Brokeback Mountaintragabigzanda wrote:You could also watch Old Joy to introduce a more tender element to this trip.Strat wrote:Dev wrote:I'm gonna to try and make a point of not watching it, because the backcountry already wears on my mind, sometimes.LoathedVermin72 wrote:The other night I watched a Canadian survival thriller/horror movie called Backcountry. Rough around the edges, but intense as fuck at times. Interesting movie. I wonder if Dev's seen it.
I've been meaning to watch this. Now I'll definitely check it out. Dev - shall we
Plan a backpacking trek this summer?
Strat wrote:*Brokeback Mountaintragabigzanda wrote:You could also watch Old Joy to introduce a more tender element to this trip.Strat wrote:Dev wrote:I'm gonna to try and make a point of not watching it, because the backcountry already wears on my mind, sometimes.LoathedVermin72 wrote:The other night I watched a Canadian survival thriller/horror movie called Backcountry. Rough around the edges, but intense as fuck at times. Interesting movie. I wonder if Dev's seen it.
I've been meaning to watch this. Now I'll definitely check it out. Dev - shall we
Plan a backpacking trek this summer?
i love charlie kaufman so dang muchSimple Torture wrote:I watched Being John Malkovich today for like the first time in forever (probably the first time in 8-10 years?) and was just blown away by it. I can't believe how much of it I forgot.
If the baby takes a good nap in the afternoon, I'm going to try and watch The Revenant as well!
Yes.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yes.Simple Torture wrote:Yes.E.H. Ruddock wrote:noSimple Torture wrote:Yes.Got Some wrote:Is birdman worth watching ????
I would do it, but I'm not sure what my availability will be this summer. Doubt I drive to Colorado again.Strat wrote:Dev wrote:I'm gonna to try and make a point of not watching it, because the backcountry already wears on my mind, sometimes.LoathedVermin72 wrote:The other night I watched a Canadian survival thriller/horror movie called Backcountry. Rough around the edges, but intense as fuck at times. Interesting movie. I wonder if Dev's seen it.
I've been meaning to watch this. Now I'll definitely check it out. Dev - shall we
Plan a backpacking trek this summer?
I love Blu-ray to death. The next format is 4K Ultra Blu-ray, but I question how much traction it's ever going to gain (Blu was like 30x the resolution of DVD, whereas 4K is only 4x the resolution of Blu). With how cheap Blu-rays are now, it's definitely worth it to upgrade at least your favorite movies that you know you'll revisit. It's a very big change in quality.Simple Torture wrote:Is it worth it to buy movies on Blu-ray? I've got hundreds of DVDs I never watch anymore since most look like garbage, and I was considering getting some of my favorite movies on BR, but was wondering: are they just going to be obsolete in a few years?
i thought the same about both him and adam scottThe Argonaut wrote:I just watched this for the second time, and I still really loved it. I realized that a lot of it's charm and vitality simply come from this being maybe the perfect role for Jason Schwartzman. I seriously love that guy.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:the overnight was pretty good...my actual penis is much smaller than adam scott's fake tiny penis though
i liked when the women kissed each otherThe Argonaut wrote:The ladies are quite compelling, too. ranked, most compelling to least:
Jason Schwartzman
Piper from Netflix
Adam Scott
French lady
RJ
other kid
watching this now. i feel closer to you guys already.The Argonaut wrote:I just watched this for the second time, and I still really loved it. I realized that a lot of it's charm and vitality simply come from this being maybe the perfect role for Jason Schwartzman. I seriously love that guy.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:the overnight was pretty good...my actual penis is much smaller than adam scott's fake tiny penis though