Whatcha watching?

[Katoosie]

Is that the one about the punk rockers in TX? I’ll have to add that to my watch list. Definitely sounds like my kind of movie.

Yeah, it's about a small group of punk rockers in Amarillo.

 

[WG Plum]

As I recall, it doesn't end well.

 

[Katoosie]

As I recall, it doesn't end well.

No, the ending is horribly sad.

 

[bassdude51]

I just saw The Thing (1951) for about the 5 time in my 71 years of age.

I love black and white sci-fi flicks.

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[MJ5150]

Aww yeah, today was a treat for me. A long time (40+ years) friend of mine came over and we watched Convoy.
Watching that movie was just like watching it for the first time. Still dig it.

-Mike

 

[CletusMarley]

Aww yeah, today was a treat for me. A long time (40+ years) friend of mine came over and we watched Convoy.
Watching that movie was just like watching it for the first time. Still dig it.

-Mike

That movie was legendary cool when I was a kid. Lol. Like Smokey and the Bandit. Lol

 

[definenredefine]

I get HBO Gomaxnow every now and then for a month when they get new movies I wanna see. My month is almost over and all I've done is watch The Wire again for the 17th time. The Wire is so good.

Yeah it is. One of my faves.

I watched the Kingdom tonight. I enjoyed it though I did find it very sad in ways.

Also I think I should watch Bomb x City as mentioned upthread...

 

[CletusMarley]

 

[Eli_Kyiv]

Aww yeah, today was a treat for me. A long time (40+ years) friend of mine came over and we watched Convoy.
Watching that movie was just like watching it for the first time. Still dig it.

-Mike

Since it was not a hit and thus cheap to buy, it had been shown in Soviet Union around 1980 and of course created a madness. I remember watching it in a theater, like, 3 times or maybe more at age 16.
There were another American movies like this, let me try to remember:
The Stunt Man
Capricorn One
Hangar 18
Stunts
3 Days Of The Condor
Fun with Dick and Jane

 

[CletusMarley]

Since it was not a hit and thus cheap to buy, it had been shown in Soviet Union around 1980 and of course created a madness. I remember watching it in a theater, like, 3 times or maybe more at age 16.
There were another American movies like this, let me try to remember:
The Stunt Man
Capricorn One
Hangar 18
Stunts
3 Days Of The Condor
Fun with Dick and Jane

I saw Capricorn One at the drive in when I was a kid. I was in the front seat with my popcorn while my folks were in the backseat making my sister. Lol.

 

[GregC]

Since it was not a hit and thus cheap to buy, it had been shown in Soviet Union around 1980 and of course created a madness. I remember watching it in a theater, like, 3 times or maybe more at age 16.
There were another American movies like this, let me try to remember:
The Stunt Man
Capricorn One
Hangar 18
Stunts
3 Days Of The Condor
Fun with Dick and Jane

The Stunt Man, wow! I remember seeing that in the theater and thinking it was really good and underrated. I should watch it again to see if I still feel that way.

 

[MonetBass]

Started "Unstable" on Netflix. The first episode was 'meh', but the second elicited many LOLs.

 

[MJ5150]

I saw Capricorn One at the drive in when I was a kid. I was in the front seat with my popcorn while my folks were in the backseat making my sister. Lol.

Oh yeah, that movie was rad. My pop and I watched it. There was a scene where one of the guys ate a snake I think it was. I remember asking my pop if I could catch a snake in our back yard and eat it too. A firm nope followed.

-Mike

 

[Gorn]

Across the Spiderverse was great. I loved the first one. The movie starts off strong and keeps going till the end. I saw it twice. It's wonderful.

 

[Eli_Kyiv]

The Stunt Man, wow! I remember seeing that in the theater and thinking it was really good and underrated. I should watch it again to see if I still feel that way.

I watch it every 5 years or so. For me it still holds it's value and then some.

 

[MJ5150]

Fury.
I gave it a try but had to turn it off. I couldn't handle the emotions that came along for me while watching that. Maybe some other day.
No deficiencies in the quality of the movie, just in me.

-Mike

 

[Gorn]

Netflix just forced me to confirm my PS4 as my home streaming location. So no more sharing with my 73-year-old father who watches Netflix when he remembers it exists every few months. Buh-bye. I should have left when they took Star Trek away. Now I'm done.

 

[WG Plum]

One Punch Man

 

[Tom Bomb]

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[Jeff Scott]

We watched The Running Man yesterday evening; I recall seeing it many years ago but don't remember the beginning part of it, not until the game show begins.

I didn't remember both Mick Fleetwood and Dweezil Zappa being in it.