Re: Recently viewed movies
Posted: December 15 08, 9:26 pm
Watched "Expelled," the Ben Stein documentary. Pretty good. I enjoyed it.
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SD hater.Radbird wrote:I made the mistake of flipping thru channels and stopping on National Treasure something or other (the one with Mt Rushmore, Helen Mirren, Jon Voigt and Ed Harris). I could only stomach 20 minutes of it. If I had paid money for that, I would've been majorly pissed. Nicholas Cage should be blackballed from appearing on screen. And my previously favorable opinions of the others took a deep dive too.
I love it. I think I've seen 4 times since it came to DVD.ThatGuy wrote:Watched Wall-E the other night.
WTF?docellis wrote:I haven't watched a movie since last winter. Usually I turn my cable off after baseball season and rent a ton of movies. But this winter I have free cable so I am watching BS like Real Chance at Love and Girl Next Door while I surf the internet and read. What the f is a stallionaire anyway?
InvincibleCakeEater wrote:WTF?docellis wrote:I haven't watched a movie since last winter. Usually I turn my cable off after baseball season and rent a ton of movies. But this winter I have free cable so I am watching BS like Real Chance at Love and Girl Next Door while I surf the internet and read. What the f is a stallionaire anyway?
You need to watch more History and Discovery Channel.
Just watched it the other night.omaha_red wrote:
.. have you done "I Confess" yet?

I Confess was great..Freed Roger wrote:Just watched it the other night.omaha_red wrote:
.. have you done "I Confess" yet?
Great flick, had a cool look to it. well done, underrated Hitchcock. Made me want to visit Quebec. Looked more like Europe than North America, though 1950 may have had something to do with it.
Now I'm almost out of Hitchcocks. I will go to some lesser ones of his eventually Torn Curtain and Topaz. Next up is The Saboteur.
You are dead to me.InvincibleCakeEater wrote:Watched "Expelled," the Ben Stein documentary. Pretty good. I enjoyed it.