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I love all of you peeps. Even JW.

The difference between Sicario and TWD sounds like you can't see the events coming in the former from ten episodes away.

Heard a snippet of dialog which intrigued me while listening to a sound collage set by DJ Food. Googled the phrase and in minutes, I was watching My Dinner with Andre for the first time.

About an hour left of it, but I can certainly see why Siskel and Ebert were crazy about the film.

It's curious that these last two films I've seen (12 Angry Men and ...Andre) have both taken place in a single room.

Nah, you're just an inconsiderate twat.

I haven't seen that one (have seen 12AM, amazing film) but it always reminds me of that Frasier episode:

Niles: "Dad, I think we got our videos mixed up. My first inkling was when I sat down to watch "My dinner with Andre" and saw instead Charles Bronson blowing street trash away. Still, I guess it was as bad for you?"

Martin (trying to be polite): "Oh, no no! It was really ... suspenseful. Will they order dessert? Will they leave a big tip?" :laughing:

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I saw Back to the Future I, II, & III. It was a special one time viewing, honoring the fact that they went to the future in the movie to the futuristic date of October 21st, 2015. The marathon took about six and a half hours from beginning previews to ending credits. I never did a movie marathon before, and didn't think I would make it through, but I survived on a bottle of Mountain Dew and chocolate covered peanuts I smuggled in.

Jaws 19 - Trailer

Saw the remake of Last House on the Left last night.

I saw Brick a couple days ago. I liked it a fair amount. There might have been a bunch going on thematically that I couldn't figure out, or there might have been nothing - I sort of hope it's the former. I watched it with my mom and she liked it, but she thought it was a lot darker than I did - for me, it was basically a comedy because of how transparently absurd the whole movie was, and unlike, say, Coen brothers movies, where there's absurdity but there's maybe bigger, deeper stuff going on, I didn't really see that here (hence the second sentence). But I thought it was a good, really well-shot movie, and I liked the score a lot. The ending was pretty predictable though.

What does everyone think of The Martian I heard "Starman" in a montage and it piqued my interest.

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Kung Fury

I've been wanting to find this online to watch it, and surprisingly it showed up on Netflix this morning. Quite possibly one of the best short films i've seen in a while. If you have 30 minutes to kill, watch it. It's worth it.