What Did You Watch Today?

[stokeriño]

Over halfway through Enter the Dragon and not feeling it so far. It's like an old James Bond film but with most of the charm stripped out.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Dumber and Dumber To (2014), I have a soft spot for Harry and Lloyd, but the first was much much better.

[Colly]

Over halfway through Enter the Dragon and not feeling it so far. It's like an old James Bond film but with most of the charm stripped out.

It's a poor man's Mortal Kombat.

I've randomly been watching Jesse Ventura's Conspiracy Theory which is awful. "What do you think of this preposterous hypothesis noted expert T4's June Sarpong?".

[Benji]

Rio was actually suprisingly enjoyable. Not the best film of it's kind, but a nice one nonetheless.

[stokeriño]

Maybe it's because I'm only 20 minutes in, or maybe I just don't get the "odd guy is odd" humour...but does Napoleon Dynamite ever stop being shit?

[Benji]

No. Not even slightly.

[stokeriño]

In a way that's reassuring.

[Thrilla]

Things I would never watch were it not for this damned 365 challenge: The Seventh Seal.

Uggggghhh be over already. >_<

One of my favourite films, that is.

[Jimmy]

Things I would never watch were it not for this damned 365 challenge: The Seventh Seal.

Uggggghhh be over already. >_<

One of my favourite films, that is.

I found it a little overhyped, and definitely prefer some of Bergman's other stuff, but it's still really good.

[Benjamin]

It's no Wild Strawberries.

Horrible Bosses 2 was basically more of the same annoying, but still kinda' funny stuff as the first one.

[Benji]

The Man Who Wasn't There was decent, but not even close to the sum of it's parts. Never really came together.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Dumb & Dumber (1994) is still amazingly funny!

[LL!]

Dumb & Dumber (1994) is still amazingly funny!

Nowhere near as funny as when I got that red card.

[Benji]

Rio 2 is terrible.

[Thrilla]

I'm just coming up to the end of season one of Mad Men and I still haven't figured out if I like the show, its okay I guess but I don't know if I'm going to stick with it for seven seasons.

[Benji]

It is kind of like that. The show was a subtle grower for me.

[Benji]

Planet of the Apes [1968] is not just a tremendous film, but contains a lot of commentary on arguments that are still going on to this day. The prosthetics are pretty impressive for the time too. Great stuff.

[TKz]

Yeah, it holds up pretty well. I saw it for the first time a year or two ago and was surprised how strong it still is.

[stokeriño]

Watching the original PotA after having been forced to sit through 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' on a coach journey achieved the near-impossible: it actually made the experience of watching 'Dawn...' EVEN WORSE in retrospect.

[Benji]

I've heard nothing but good things for Dawn, but I've yet to see it myself.