What Did You Watch Today?

[GA!]

Jingle All The Way is a work of art.

PUT THAT COOKIE DOWN, NOW!

[GhostMachine]

Highly recommend Into The Storm. We saw the trailer on something we got from Netflix a while back, and bought it last week rather than wait for it in the queue. Was well worth the purchase.

Edited December 8, 2014 by GhostMachine

[Benji]

I am about one minute into Santa With Muscles and am already in love. Hulk Hogan in a hilariously bad wig? Santa? Orphans at Christmas? Ninja chauffeurs? Amazing.

[Monkey D. Lars]

I totally disliked Into the Storm, Not a fun thing about it.

Passenger 57, was alright, besides Demolition Man and the Blade series, is there anything else worth watching starring Wesley Snipes?

[Benji]

White Men Can't Jump.

[Monkey D. Lars]

And that one! Wesley and Woody. Best 1-2 punch in Basketball history!

[GA!]

I am about one minute into Santa With Muscles and am already in love. Hulk Hogan in a hilariously bad wig? Santa? Orphans at Christmas? Ninja chauffeurs? Amazing.

Also a work of art. The way Hulk Hogan talks like Snagglepuss at the beginning and end but not the middle, genius!

[Arjen Robben]

I watched The Secret Life of Walter Mitty today.

Ehhhhhhhhh. End of review.

Also watched some Arrested Development as it never gets old, it also prompted me to tweet "Oh great, that's another brilliant, Steinberg" at Guardian Football writer Jacob Steinberg.

[Roster Depth Sicko No. 2]

I still don't understand Arrested Development.

[Colly]

I totally disliked Into the Storm, Not a fun thing about it.

Passenger 57, was alright, besides Demolition Man and the Blade series, is there anything else worth watching starring Wesley Snipes?

Dropzone.

[Benji]

Look Who's Talking Too isn't as good as the first. It's chuckle worthy, but nothing has made me laugh.

[Benji]

Moon was good. Nothing ground breaking like some seem to think, but an interesting film.

[Benji]

Look Who's Talking Now is probably the best of the trilogy. Sweet, funny, and it has Danny DeVito!

[Benjamin]

Man, Jersey Boys was fucking awesome. Loved it loved it loved it.

[stokeriño]

Platoon is next up on my list of 'Vietnam films I have to watch eventually' (for whatever reason I seem to have ended up with a 3.5 hour super Directors Cut of Apocalypse Now, so that one's taking a backseat for now...).

It begins with Adagio for Strings and I suspect this is the emotional high-point of the film.

[MalaCloudy Black]

I won't hear a single goddamn disparaging thing about Platoon, damn you.

[Benjamin]

Oh man Platoon is really good. It gets really disturbing to watch, but it's so worth it. I've now watched it twice and both times I had to stop and disassociate myself from the scenes before continuing.

[stokeriño]

I meant high-point as in least-depressing moment.

[stokeriño]

Okay, yeah, Platoon was really good.

The other Vietnam film I watched semi-recently was Full Metal Jacket, and this blows the second half of that out of the water (the first half being the training camp and therefore not really comparable).

[Benjamin]

Home Alone