what are you watching today?

[Briankl]

Vikings is my new fav show

[soundtrack]

[wahwho11]

http://www.hulu.com/browse/picks/happy-birthday-akira-kurosawa?utm_content=1225267&PID=1225267&utm_source=cjlink&utm_campaign=cj-affiliate&AID=10947797&cmp=30&SHID=2K0tRJQwEeK5ki4yW5Zg0g0_IDqU3_2RM_0_0&partner=cj&utm_term=10947797

heads up, akira kurosawa's birthday. hulu's putting 24 of his movies free for stream.

[penis]

^^saw these both on the big screen which was cool

[digitalmountain]

^ wish it was available in Canada, you can watch all criterion movies on Hulu.

what Kurosawa films would you guys recommend? I've only seen Ikiru + Rashomon! I know.. Seven Samurai? ... what else?

saw this, thought it was only ok.

I'd say you've got to see Yojimbo, and maybe Ran. And after that maybe Stray Dog for a non jidai-geki.

[Layne]

I also finally saw The Room the other day. I think I'll have to catch a screening at some point

seeing "The Room" at the cinema is an almost unbeatable experience. ensure you have plenty of plastic spoons.

I saw The Room at the Plaza Theatre in Atlanta several years back and Tommy Wiseau did a 30-45 minute Q&A prior to the screening.

It was incredible. Like Jack said, an unbeatable experience. So. Many. Spoons.

[kangalex]

24/7 Seinfeld stream.

http://tgun.tv/embed/sein.php

all day. everyday.

[aymerikmd]

gooood

[kennedycurse]

[digitalmountain]

I shouldn't rewatch old favorites from way back when. In high-school I thought this was the shit, now it's just ... shit. Terrible 90s stuff and corny dialogue all out, even the stunts are not up to par. And watching Jet Li trying to act in English is just too awkward.

Edited March 31, 2013 by digitalmountain

[beatplusmelody]

Trippy

Edited April 1, 2013 by beatplusmelody

[penis]

[jackg]

^ what did you think penis? I remember really wanting to watch it after seeing the trailer but never getting around to it.

[Northwest]

Starting my Kubrick education. Taking a film class this quarter so I finally have someone to bounce ideas off. He's involved in SIFF (Seattle International Film Festival) as well so I will see if I can score tickets! I know its been said before but this movie is astounding.

I thoroughly enjoyed The Place Beyond the Pines. Derek Cianfrance's work so far has connected with me partially because the music used in his movies seems to fit his shots perfectly. "You always hurt the one you love" was way too on the nose for my tastes in Blue Valentine but its melody was still somehow perfect for that scene. I think this film benefits from a more traditional score, and I found its finale song to fit perfectly. I won't spoil it for anyone who wants to go see it, but I think most reviews have given it an appropriate score. It loses focus on what made it so interesting at some points, but as a story of fathers and sons and the undeniable connection that exists there Derek Cianfrance captures special moments that are tragically poignant.

[tylortakahisa]

Had really high hopes for this one but it was a little too confusing and got me lost at multiple points

But check it out if you wanna see Rosario Dawson REALLY naked

[SSchadenfreude]

Edited April 8, 2013 by Woogle

[TruMoo]

[johnny marabu]

[jackg]

[tylortakahisa]

James Franco was favorite part

No complaints besides climax and some of the endless repetition of lines

[CHINESEGOLD]

[SSchadenfreude]

[jok52]

Outrage Beyond

[CASSAVA PIECE]

me too

+

crazy racer

[tylortakahisa]

crazy racer is soo good!!!!!!

Edited April 16, 2013 by tylortakahisa

[willy cheesesteak]

[jackg]

^ what did you think willy?

[willy cheesesteak]

Really enjoyed it. Certain shots of the father and son scenes gave me chills. Also loved how they showed the consequences of each decision the main characters made in the past would come back and haunt them. It was a nice surprise because the trailers might have lead audiences to believe this movie would only dabble in that subject and be more action oriented or like a sequel to "Drive," but it wasn't.

[denimu-akuma]

house of cards. can't stop watching.

a

[digitalmountain]

I enjoyed House of Cards as well. Kevin Spacey's asides to the camera give it a kind of Shakespearean quality, but with a Southern drawl.