What have you watched recently?

i watched defiance. i guess it's like game of thrones set in the future with different races. seems interesting at least from the environments, which are super cool. then again drama in and of itself hasnt been done right since the x-files.

Watched Children of Men yet another time, still one of my favorite movies of all time. So fucking intense and with so much heart, and those jaw dropping continuous long shots keeps on giving.

That's on again next week, gonna be watching it again too! Someone needs to make a game using that kind of storyline...

People need to watch Brotherhood, turn off all that jj abrams, low budget sci fi, cable tv shit and watch it. It's better than The Sopranos ok and maybe even the wire cause it doesn't make you feel like a piece of shit after every episode.

I mean look at this sad ass imdb page http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0457229/ it doesn't even have like the dvd cover art for the pic. what a disgrace

Every time I listen to The Bourne Identity Score after a some time, I feel compelled to watch the movie too, so i did last night.

Found this:

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Love Christopher Walken, one of the greatest actors ever imho.

Watched Children Of Men; Such a fucking great film and that end battlezone gets me everytime, like references to the wars in Europe in the 1990s and Sectarian conflicts in the Middle East. The way the camera follows Theo uninterrupted for so long, it's almost like a video game...

I love Kee as well, she's such a character and hot too!

Almost Heroes (1998)

Saw Upstream Color the other day (the new movie from Shane Carruth, the Primer guy). I really liked it, I found myself captivated by it like very few movies can do these days. Still not sure I entirely understand everything of it either, but it was good. Oh and it doesn't really bear much resemblance to Primer, so don't expect that.

Once again, a movie that makes me envious for those who grew up in the 70s

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Mark Strong delivers even in small portions, restaurant scene is cool. And the girl who impersonates Ruth, man

Probably only of interest to those who're in the UK and/or into health documentaries, but this is probably the best of its kind I've seen. It's a flagship BBC documentary so the production quality is unsurprisingly excellent. The minute-long intro pretty much sums up exactly what it is:

It goes into everything from hospitals to morgues to sex change clinics to road accidents to people living out their last moments with cancer, and shows practically every part of the UK from busy cities to remote islands that have one doctor for thousands of people — basically the whole healthcare system. How the fuck they managed to figure out the logistics of filming all this in one day is beyond me.

Unlike many documentaries of this type it retains a sombre and non-dramatic tone at all times, which makes some of the harrowing stuff that happens all the harder to watch. Will happily admit the mighty Thrik was fighting back tears during some episodes.

Saw the new Star Trek. It was pretty cool.

It saddens me that I will never explore space. I probably won't even be able to watch other people explore space...

Battle: Los Angeles - Struggled like mad to care about anything in the film, cliche script, one dimensional characters, even the aliens were rubbish. I wanted to turn it off but I stuck with it and was rewarded with nothing. Only good things were the parts where stuff blows up and Bridget Moynahan. 3/10

My wife and I won tickets to the Book of Mormon. It was geniusely hilarious! Like a good episode of South Park.

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watched book of mormon while living in LA and thought it was alright - the humor was very flat and the music was below standard

i enjoyed "old" musicals more (loyd webber for example)

Stranger than fiction. Really good movie, reminds me of Adaptation

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watched book of mormon while living in LA and thought it was alright - the humor was very flat and the music was below standard

i enjoyed "old" musicals more (loyd webber for example)

Thats to bad you didn't enjoy it as much. The one in Toronto was a riot! The actors can make a bigger difference I guess.

I'm picking up with

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that I left behind to enjoy in a speedrun. I wish I had the chance to watch more episodes back-to-back.

Unfortunately, after all this time, I'm failing to remember some bits of the story

Anybody seen it?

In the first episodes I got the impression that they structured much alike a video-game with this "recovering the plan bits" thing... I thought: "I see what you are doing JJ, well played".

Now I've just watched ep #6 and... this is turning very much to The Matrix! [Blocked Image: http://forum.multiplayer.it/images/faccine/japu.gif]

I'd only complain that these Observers go down too easily, for all the power they are supposed to have.

And, by the way, John Noble is quite great, I couldn't stand his character very much, in the first seasons he was too much of the comic shoulder of the show, but now he's arguably the main character.

I'm really hoping/curious to see JJ working with Valve for real.

This sixth episode made me think how well "dream" sections are being made in the last years, Alan Wake DLCs and even more Batman's... the one in Arkham City literally dropped my jaw.

started watching dexter and it's super good. how have i not watched this before?!

Dexter is great until the end of season 4. Past that point it goes extremely downhill.