What have you watched recently?

[blackdog]

12 hours ago, 0kelvin said:

I'm following a youtube channel called (translated from portuguese) "Don't lie to me". He has thousands of videos scrutinizing the body language and psychoanalysis of politicians, psychopaths, celebrities, etc.

A friend of mine linked me a couple videos like these after the first Zuckemberg appearance in Congress, they were in english though. Very interesting stuff.

Edited November 12, 2020 by blackdog

[ZZZ]

Supernatural season 15 finale. They wrote a finale that does not make sense. If God knows it all, how can God not know his own ending? They just made a season that pays homenage to previous seasons and characters by recreating some scenes or moves.

God in supernatural is portrayed as a psychopath, power hungry, sadistic person that behaves as a child. Real life psychopaths can be cold hearted, sadistic and such. Impulsive like a child. But they over exaggerated the childish part. All angels and deities in supernatural are enemies, selfish and asses. God is the mother of all, the worst one. In the end God was just another deity to be defeated.

Edited November 13, 2020 by 0kelvin

[FMPONE]

I knew Mr. Bean was supposed to be pretty funny but goddamn. no one told me it is perhaps the funniest thing you can ever watch in your life

[Buddy]

11 hours ago, FMPONE said:

I knew Mr. Bean was supposed to be pretty funny but goddamn. no one told me it is perhaps the funniest thing you can ever watch in your life

Its up there for sure. Pretty timeless too

[FMPONE]

9 minutes ago, Buddy said:

Its up there for sure. Pretty timeless too

physical comedy. it never ages

[will2k]

14 hours ago, FMPONE said:

I knew Mr. Bean was supposed to be pretty funny but goddamn. no one told me it is perhaps the funniest thing you can ever watch in your life

Holy Shit! The nostalgia. Used to watch the original episodes back in the early 90s, and each episode was a half hour of tear-inducing laughs for the whole gathered family. Good times 

I used to have the VHS set; I think I'll get the DVD set and watch it again soon.

2 hours ago, FMPONE said:

physical comedy. it never ages

I hope you are also fan of Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, charlie Chaplin, and...Tom & Jerry 

[FMPONE]

3 hours ago, will2k said:

Holy Shit! The nostalgia. Used to watch the original episodes back in the early 90s, and each episode was a half hour of tear-inducing laughs for the whole gathered family. Good times 

I used to have the VHS set; I think I'll get the DVD set and watch it again soon.

I hope you are also fan of Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, charlie Chaplin, and...Tom & Jerry 

I think it might be interesting to watch Buster Keaton's stuff, it's funny how many commercials for products today still rip him off.

[blackdog]

I binged on the whole 4 seasons of The Strain to take a break and prolong Mr Robot in the last month and a half.

I really liked it started as a modernised Dracula tale, giving it a pandemic twist. Maybe I liked the start so much cos I genuinely didn’t know what the show was about, except for a contagion phenomenon.

Then it goes all over the place, quickly becoming TWD with vampires, and then Falling Skies with vampires.

I’m still convinced they should have never shown the master vampire in season 1, makeup and props were so ridiculous it turned the thing from serious to comedy in an instant. 

[dux]

America crumble in on itself

[FMPONE]

I have consumed more Mr. Bean content than is medically advisable

[will2k]

11 hours ago, FMPONE said:

I have consumed more Mr. Bean content than is medically advisable

Well, I did what I said I would do: I re-watched all the episodes again earlier this month. 

Although I remembered and knew exactly how each episode would play, I was still laughing my ass out. The episode where he waits in line to greet the queen almost brought me to tears 

[blackdog]

Finally watched the unsettling The Platform.

Brings me back to stuff like The Experiment and Cube, although not anywhere as action oriented. I highly suggest it, if you like this genre of film. Also suggest to watch in Spanish.

 

Edited January 24, 2021 by blackdog

[FMPONE]

2 hours ago, will2k said:

Well, I did what I said I would do: I re-watched all the episodes again earlier this month. 

Although I remembered and knew exactly how each episode would play, I was still laughing my ass out. The episode where he waits in line to greet the queen almost brought me to tears 

Yeah that episode is so amazing. I just watched the movie from 1997. The part with the painting is maybe the funniest thing I have ever seen in my entire life

[will2k]

1 hour ago, FMPONE said:

Yeah that episode is so amazing. I just watched the movie from 1997. The part with the painting is maybe the funniest thing I have ever seen in my entire life

Whistler's Mother 

Seeing him at the end, cruising in the convertible on Sunset Blvd, flipping everyone off was priceless 

Do yourself a favor and watch the 2nd movie from 2007 if you haven't done so yet; it is slightly less hilarious than the first one but it's Bean after all (the scene where he inadvertently gets onto a movie set about WWII and does his usual shenanigans is well worth it)

[FMPONE]

3 hours ago, will2k said:

Whistler's Mother 

Seeing him at the end, cruising in the convertible on Sunset Blvd, flipping everyone off was priceless 

Do yourself a favor and watch the 2nd movie from 2007 if you haven't done so yet; it is slightly less hilarious than the first one but it's Bean after all (the scene where he inadvertently gets onto a movie set about WWII and does his usual shenanigans is well worth it)

You just made my day. I had no idea there was a second movie