* Did you watch a film last night (on Blu or DVD), and what was it? *

[NorthStar]

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[audioguy]

NorthStar. You certainly win the "Most Movies Watched' award.

Is there a day that goes by that you don't? I think I'm jealous

[NorthStar]

NorthStar. You certainly win the "Most Movies Watched' award.

Is there a day that goes by that you don't? I think I'm jealous

There are 365 days in a year. Perhaps 60 of them are without watching a flick.
That is not that many at all when you consider the incredible amount of great films made in the world for the last hundred years.

Also, we are now into the world of Blu-ray (since 2006); with hi def picture and hi res sound.
And that counts for something as well.

Life is short, and the history of Cinema is a passionate one indeed, and in my own personal life.
Cinema is an Art, and with it a full vision on man's evolution ... It's like a window through man's history and with all life's philosophy and psychology. ...It is a school of thought, a tremendous learning experience. ...You know what I mean ....

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* Last night::

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=> Guns, guns, and guns & violence! ...I am bored to death!
{You can click on the picture cover if you want to.}

[NorthStar]

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[NorthStar]

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* See it, it's worth it! ...You can also click on the above picture cover if you feel like it.

[NorthStar]

---Anybody else here is also watching movies? ...Just curious.

[Mike]

---Anybody else here is also watching movies? ...Just curious.

Yes, Bob.

I saw "Ted," but it wasn't last night. It's sort of Family Guy the movie. I found it very funny, but it's definitely not for kids.

[NorthStar]

Yes, Bob.

I saw "Ted," but it wasn't last night. It's sort of Family Guy the movie. I found it very funny, but it's definitely not for kids.

---- What a coincidence Mike!
...When I asked the question from my above post I was specifically thinkin' of you!
And here you are!

[cjfrbw]

Saw 'Contagian' last night on HBO. Good flick, as much a chatty discussion piece about the relations between big pharma, big government, public hysteria, homeland security etc. etc. as it was a movie. Kinna fun watching big stars croaking in hideous manner and getting autopsied or buried in mass graves.

The movie decided to end upbeat, and collapsed the timetable for vaccines conspicuously over what could actually be accomplished in real life, so it took several movie liberties in that regard. It did suggest the logjams and helplessness implied by the epidemic, without exploring the most dire consequences of such but giving strong suggestions of such.

I think it would have been more fun if the scientist who discovered the vaccine and administered the vaccine to herself first was shown collapsing dead in her isolation suit, after the vaccine had already been distributed to the public, just before the end credits rolled.

The "nobody gets out alive" ethic of modern horror movies has made me an armchair sadist.

[Mike]

---- What a coincidence Mike!
...When I asked the question from my above post I was specifically thinkin' of you!
And here you are!

You're scaring me, Bob!