Listening to "St. Elmo's Fire: 30th Anniversary Edition - Expanded Soundtrack" and making sure it's going through it's final edits. :)

Makaimura Ongakutaizen (http://vgmdb.net/album/3119)

Disc 6 - Gargoyles Quest (GB)

One of my favourite Gameboy Games, with quite decent Music... Nostalgia is such a strong emotion ^^

I was pretty much thinking of you of one of the many reasons I uploaded. It certainly has a liiiiittle Ice Age vibe in some parts since it's by the same composer, but don't take me literally, it's fine, but not as good as Ice Age. Still, the score is pretty good. Aaand yes, never see the movie. Don't torture yourself like that. There are worse movies. But this is just.. no. Nope.

I can definitely hear the little Ice Age vibes, and also some chipmunk vibes, too...

Haha, I won't bother watching it, don't worry. I just hope that maybe someone can make a decent movie of it one day, like Horton or The Lorax. But then Powell will probably score it. Not that I'd mind that!

Just finished watching "Apocalypse - the second world war", a long (6+ hours) documentary on the second world war. it was enlightening on many levels and terrifying on many more.

Started listenin to Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP 2 album. Got the deluxe edition.

3m12 Down for the Long Nap as I go down for my long nap for the night......

Just finished listenin to the last song on Eminem's album. Even though I don't listen to a lot of rap anymore, I was very impressed with the entire album. He was always one of my all-time favorite rap artists.

'Monsters : Dark Continent' - Neil Davidge (Soundtrack).
Very different from the original 'Monsters' Score by 'Jon Hopkins'.

I ended up falling asleep to The Breaking of The Fellowship. Can't wait to see the film sometime.

Listening to Interstellar (currently 2m8 Stay) whilst eating homemade bread mini-pizzas. :p

One of the boss themes from Sonic 3D Blast, the genesis version.

Just finished watching most of the last hour of Interstellar on YouTube on my iPod in bed. It's now 4:41am. I really ought to get some sleep.

Night Morning all.

Please don't tell me you watched the ending of Interstellar before seeing the full film. And it's also a movie that you have to watch in one sitting.

Please don't tell me you watched the ending of Interstellar before seeing the full film. And it's also a movie that you have to watch in one sitting.

Nah, he watched it about 2 (?) weeks ago. After he watched Inception first

Please don't tell me you watched the ending of Interstellar before seeing the full film. And it's also a movie that you have to watch in one sitting.

I see you are currently out of touch with Sulley's steadily growing movie checklist.

Also, surely you must know by now that DAK and I are brothers in obsessive perfectionism, which means I wouldn't be found dead watching the ending of a movie by itself before I saw the entire movie, in one sitting. I'm the kind of person that has to set up as much of a cinematic experience in my living room as possible before settling down to watch a movie, and God forbid that anyone watching with me talks/makes noises during the film.

I'll have you know that I watched Interstellar in one sitting with the best possible sound quality, turned up as loud as my ears could bear. And boy was it a jaw-dropping experience. I can't imagine how awesome it would have been to see it in IMAX. I can only hope a cinema somewhere re-shows it sometime. I'll be the first to buy a ticket.

Currently listening to... You guessed it, Interstellar whilst washing my hair. I can't get enough of this movie or the score.

Btw, washing all my hair takes a long time... I find the purple spots the hardest to get clean.

Interstellar' a great movie!

You're all 100% hairy, washing yourself it's a whole mess, and bet you shed out more than your cats, haha! I can't help to laugh but imagining when you get fully wet how funny your fur gets!

I don't shed!!


http://a.dilcdn.com/bl/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2013/05/Shedding.gif
"Really?"

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Interstellar's a great movie!

My father didn't like it. That's why I'm so hesitant to watch it, also I'm not really into deeply complicated movies that want you to overthink stuff.

Please watch it. It's truly fantastic, and a remarkable achievement in film. Trust me, you won't regret it! It's not your average Hollywood story with a perfect resolution, but it's incredibly moving and wonderously mentally-engaging.

Meh.. not anytime soon.

Your loss. ;)

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Currently on 6m26 (you should all know what cue that is) whilst eating my breakfast. At 3:02pm.

Cheese on toast. Mmm.

How about honey and turkish style yogurt?

Currently on the End Credits - was Day One a suite? I don't remember it from the film itself.

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Never heard of it, according to Google, looks tasty.

It's divine.

I see you are currently out of touch with Sulley's steadily growing movie checklist.
Sorry, it's not one of my highest priorities. ;)

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Currently on the End Credits - was Day One a suite? I don't remember it from the film itself.
Yes, it is a suite.

Listening to Organ Variation (Suite) from Interstellar whilst putting together a presentation for church tomorrow morning on my laptop at Starbucks Ealing Green (if anyone here knows where that is lol).

Im Currently Listening:
F-Zero GX\AX OST
Disc 2
24 - ZEN (Aeropolis)

Girls, Girls, Girls from Motley Crue.

5m36 Gotham Is Yours, 6m42 Special Forces Arrive and 6m45alt Gordon To Foley

Of course, Monstruopolis had to have a Starbucks!

Of course. :)

Watching the first ep of Hemlock Grove

Listening to Birth of Ultron whilst still working on my presentation for tomorrow morning.

A beautiful rendition of the Star Fox SNES game's Main Title, performed by the Tokyo Philarmonic Orchestra back in 1993, in their Videogame Orchestra Concert.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYfS1ZvHV10

May your ears enjoy as much as mine did.

Nice! :)

i am watching this forum :p

stupid question really ! :D

Saw Avengers: Age of Ultron. Here's my take over at the Marvel Discussion Thread (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f76/marvel-cinematic-universe-discussion-thread-176679/10.html#post2953863).

Currently listening to Lockdown's The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe deluxe edit whilst... oh wait, that's for another thread.

Just finished watching A Grand Day Out. If you think you can help my request for the music, please head on over here (Thread 189334). I'd greatly value any help. :)

I never heard Sulley say whilst in the movies ever. You must be an imposter, you say it so much! :p

Watched Jupiter Ascending. :(
Dear god, how the mighty have fallen. And I was one of the very few people who didn't hate Cloud Atlas. I mean these two made The Matrix (and its two unfortunate sequels), V for Vendetta (how awesome was that one!) among others. Mila Kunis has never been a particularly great actress, but this is the first time that I really hate her in something. The writing/directing let the rest of them down. Even though the casting was one of it's strong suits. The movie summed up is basically cringeworthy throughout. The VFX work and the music is exemplary but this wasn't a tech demo or an instrumental album.

I never heard Sulley say whilst in the movies ever. You must be an imposter, you say it so much! :p

It comes from the other side of my dual personality. I really am a big furry monster. Honest.

My humble playlist, right now! A bit crazy, I know.. lol

The Living Daylights ''Ice Chase'' (John Barry)
Toy Story 3 ''So Long'' (Randy Newman)
The Bible ''Creation Choral'' (Zimmer & Balfe)

2m7 Who's They?

Nice playlist! 6m4 So Long is so beautiful! As is 2m7 Who's They?.

I'm off to bed now, folks. Sleep well!

Praying Mantis - Best years.

Watching Impractical Jokers.

Watching Seinfeld, soon to be listening to Fury Road

Fawlty Towers Season 1

http://www.google.de/url?source=imglanding&ct=img&q=http://www.ozgames.com.au/images/Fawlty_Towers_Season_1_DVD.jpg&sa=X&ei=AxNSVcPWI4zfUffngNAG&ved=0CAkQ8wc&usg=AFQjCNEiD4V5S27ouMcKF5X9suLeal1czQ

Listening to my boss bitch at all of us. Yada yada yada

Listening to my boss bitch at all of us. Yada yada yada

Lol. If you're bored, go have a look at my two goodies that arrived in the post today. ;)

Watching Rogue (2007)

Watching TruTV's Funniest.

Just listened to a selection of various cues from Interstellar in the car whilst fetching some medicine for Cheska. I can't get over just how magical it is. So sparkling and beautiful. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t93Klne3SU

Fantastic score to a not-so-fantastic film.

Finishing up Interstellar after an entire sitting, currently on 8m33 Where We're Going. Afterwards I'm gonna spin the vinyl

I have yet to see it but I don't think it'll be that bad. Not as majestic as the first three shorts, but probably still good.

Oh! I thought you'd seen it. It's nowhere near as lovable as the original three shorts. Overall, it is a good film, with some funny moments, great action pieces, and stunning animation, but it's just missing the charm of the originals. Also, the humour is more crude, which is disappointing.

I wanna see that. I've heard good reviews.

last episode of Castle's 7th Season...

Listening to Finding Nemo...

Finished Nemo, now halfway through WALL-E...

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Just about to listen to Space Dance - probably my favourite cue. Utterly magical.

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Ok, now I'm listening to 1m01b Zod Disbands Council... it's so awesome!!! :D

How could anybody possibly hate this score?!

Listening to Fury Road. I want the score burned into my skull by the time I see it tomorrow night.

Currently listening to Day One whilst... oh, that's for the other thread.

...listening to 6m26alt No Time For Caution whilst... (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f2/what-you-doing-188411-post2958092/#post2958092)

Just about to sit down and watch The Wrong Trousers again! :D

Listening to Missy Elliott - Gossip Folks :happycroc:

I WANT TO WATCH THE FULL THING!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ7tGFZ_bDY

I know that conductor!! Nicholas Collon was our conductor for the world premiere of a specially-composed symphony at the Royal Albert Hall (and then Wembley Arena) back in summer 2012. I was one of the lead violinists:

lunch break during seminar (weekend work), listening to "a little chaos" by Peter Gregson (who is new to me)

Watching Extraterrestrial (2014)

Having never done so *blowing off the dust*, I'm actually going to listen to all of the expanded Pirate of the Caribbean scores.

Intro, M83

Circles by Digitalism followed by One More Time by the robots

Intro, M83

I take it your Oblivion edit is finished then? ;)

Foreplay / Longtime, Boston. Spinning that debut vinyl :D


I take it your Oblivion edit is finished then? ;)

Ehh....yes and no. It's a long story. I'm away from home all week for work, maybe I'll post it on Friday. Idk yet

Just finished watching A Close Shave again. Haven't seen it in many years... absolutely fantastic, just like I remembered it.

Although if I had to choose a favourite of the original three shorts, it'd be The Wrong Trousers. But they're all brilliant.

Listening to Mercyful Fate from Metallica and watchin Family Guy.

...listening to Thor by Patrick Doyle whilst...

Binged Transparent, now watching Un prophete (2009).

Listened to 1989. In the car. Away from everyone I know.

Just finished watching 'The Flash' season finale. It was epic. I cried. Lots.

Listening to The Maze Runner by John Paesano whilst making homemade-bread sandwiches for lunch.

I really want to see The Maze Runner. Maybe I'll get round to it before The Scorch Trials comes out in September...

Watching Cronenberg's latest film Maps to the Stars

Sabotage, The Boys

Watched Ex Machina, an excellent debut.

Just dropped the needle on my Mondo/Death Waltz The Guest vinyl. About to start ripping

Listening to this compilation. What do you guys think of it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kU9WgD3jZIc

Watching my Blu-ray copy of The Guest :D

Watching Home

Watching Fifty Shades of Grey

Watching CBS' Supergirl 'S01E01 (Pilot)' which leaked 6 months in advance to the actual release date.

Watching CBS' Supergirl 'S01E01 (Pilot)' which leaked 6 months in advance to the actual release date.

Awsome!!! Was It Good??

Awsome!!! Was It Good??
The special effects are honestly really bad, maybe they're not finished adding them.. (I hope) Blake Neely's music is fucking awesome though, I love it. I hate the fact that we will have to wait almost 2 years for the music.. I hope that Legends of Tomorrow leaks. It seems that someone in CW/CBS leaks stuff early. The Flash pilot leaked early last year in July..and it premiered in September.

The special effects are honestly really bad, maybe they're not finished adding them.. (I hope) Blake Neely's music is fucking awesome though, I love it. I hate the fact that we will have to wait almost 2 years for the music.. I hope that Legends of Tomorrow leaks. It seems that someone in CW/CBS leaks stuff early. The Flash pilot leaked early last year in July..and it premiered in September.

I Hope So Two I Am Really Looking Forward To LOT The Trailer Looked Awsome!!!

Watching Kingsman: The Secret Service

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I Hope So Two I Am Really Looking Forward To LOT The Trailer Looked Awsome!!!
When I re-watched the trailer after seeing the Flash Season Finale I realized there were a lot of spoilers for the finale. And when The Flash is time traveling there is a lot of spoilers there. You should look it up, I didn't realize some of them at first.

Watching Kingsman: The Secret Service

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When I re-watched the trailer after seeing the Flash Season Finale I realized there were a lot of spoilers for the finale. And when The Flash is time traveling there is a lot of spoilers there. You should look it up, I didn't realize some of them at first.

Yes I Saw The Finale It Was Excellent
And We Saw A First Glimpse of Killer Frost LOL

Also....

Barry in jail (handcuffed) [alternate timeline? future?]
The Flash Museum
The Legends of Tomorrow trailer
Joe West
His younger self
Mom's death
the helmet that came through the wormhole (Jay Garrick, first Flash)

Also....

Barry in jail (handcuffed) [alternate timeline? future?]
The Flash Museum
The Legends of Tomorrow trailer
Joe West
His younger self
Mom's death
the helmet that came through the wormhole (Jay Garrick, first Flash)
Yes!!! Series 2 Will Be Fantastic!! I Can't Wait I Have To Admit The Flash Is Prob My Fav Comic Series :)

It blew Arrow Season 3 out of the water. That season was horrible because 'Olicity'. I hated that they ruined it..

Yes Arrow Did'nt Sell To Me This Year. I Nearly Stopped Watching. But Waiting To See Where 4 Goes.
Even Agents of SHIELD Was A Bit Slow For Me This Year. Agent Carter Was Good (Only Because It Was 8 Episodes)

Looking for A Rainbow, from Chris Rea's 1989 album The Road to Hell. One of my favorite albums/songs of all time. Willing to bet almost no one on here knows who he is

Watched John Wick again.

Listening to the Ex Machina score.

Listening to "The Beatrix Potter Music Collection" by Colin Towns whilst getting ready for bed. Perfect chill music. The violin solo at the end of "Tom Lost" (listening to it as I type) is simply exquisite. I can't thank Mr Gold and Lockdown enough for finding it for me last Christmas. One of the best Christmas presents I've had in a long time. Never has such an unexpected request here been so successful, and so fast too! Thanks so much once again, guys!! :)

Listening to my complete TRON: Legacy film mix from the Blu-ray (thanks to Metrotokyo)

Listening to 2m7 Who's They? whilst cleaning my big monster teeth before bed.

Dreams by The Cranberries. One of my favorite 90's songs ever. Reminds me of good times.

Listening from 6m24 Coward onwards whilst watering the garden. At 10pm. In the dark. I'll see how far I get.

At my parents' house for the holiday today. Sitting on the couch "watching" Burlesque with mom and dad. At least I have my phone :p

Some remix of Yellow Flicker Beat by Lorde

Blocking out the market noises while doing getting some stir fry ingredients. Have the latest GoT waiting for me at home, but after the last one, I feel like they're running out of ideas.


At least that Coldplay Musical thing for Red Nose was fun.

Just finished the watering, and I'm up to 8m33 Where We're Going. Its quite something being outside in the dark when it's all quiet listening to Interstellar... Truly magical.

Anyway, it's late, and I have a very early start tomorrow morning. Heading off to my violin scholarship audition. Need to make sure I'm good and rested for that, so I'll be heading off to bed now...

Night all.

Listening to Josh Groban. Galileo (Someone Like You)

It makes me think of that special someone in my life that I wish felt the same way towards me. :(

You are not the only one.

Working my way through seasons one through three of Arrow. Currently, on season one. The women folk in my family, for some strange and inexplicable reason, seem to like this Queen fellow. Mom likes him because he puts sharp pointy objects into the bad guys major organs and my niece thinks he's "gorgeous."

Well, at least she's not calling him "hot." Her vocabulary is more extensive than that.

Computerized, the robots feat. Jay-Z. An unreleased remix from the TRON: R3CONF1GUR3D release

Dramatic Devil Story from Disgaea D2.

Watching johnny english. Bring on a few laughs

Watching Ghost in the shell S.A.C. for the first time. which is kind of a surprise considering i'm such a cyberpunk fan.

Tops, The Rolling Stones. Vinyl.

Whiskey In The Jar from Metallica

Listening to Man of Steel whilst cleaning my monster teeth after a very long day. Got up at 6:00am, left the house at about 8am, arrived at about 10am, warmed up and practiced from about 10:30 - 11am when I was called in to audition. I think it went quite well. It certainly could have gone a lot worse, put it that way. Hopefully I'll hear in the next couple of days whether I've got a scholarship. After lunch and a presentation by the music department, headed into town for a little look round the secondhand shops (didn't find anything though), then headed back home, stopping on the way to attend my sister's end-of-year recital not too far from where Mr Gold resides I believe, then ate a packed dinner in an underground car park, had a short visit to the supermarket above, then headed home. Then took the neighbours' dog out for a crazy walk/run at 9:04pm. Got back at exactly 9:45pm, just in time to catch my other sister on the phone. Then my best friend called and we had a long chat. Arranged to go down and see him tomorrow and help with his landscaping construction, diggers and all. Then maybe a dip in his pool afterwards. So I'm now getting ready for bed...

Zod Disbands Council is swiftly becoming one of my favourite cues.

Listening to some tracks from Hammer & Sickle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRGshHHDQzw) :)

Listening to MoS again whilst eating breakfast.

An old (yet still very much popular) German soldiers' song titled "Alte Kameraden" ("Old Comrades"), based on Carl Teike's wonderful march by the same name.

Listening to Julian Nott's A Matter of Loaf and Death as I edit it... wonderful stuff!

Keep your eyes peeled for a Wallace and Gromit thread in the near future!

Kickstart My Heart, M�tley Cr�e

The Pretty Reckless - Going To Hell

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmtbg5b7_Aw

Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park

Listening to Interstellar whilst getting ready for bed again after another crazy day. I got to drive a full-size dumper truck which was flippin awesome. Also got to jump in a pool for ten minutes. Then it was rushing back, this time to my sister's boyfriend's final degree recital. Then we were invited out for dinner at a lovely sea food restaurant. Haven't eaten in a restaurant for ages. A lovely treat. Muscles, haddock, and stem ginger ice cream.

Interstellar has a knack of relaxing you before bed after a hectic day.

Currently listening to Gravity whilst folding some laundry at midnight. Just got to the jump-scare.

Watching Iria: Zeiram the animation

Watching Iria: Zeiram the animation

One of my favorites. Iria is a helluva character. Finished watching episode three of Wayward Pines. So far, so good.

The Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence soundtrack by Kenji Kawai. Yay.

Watching Iria: Zeiram the animation

I need to re-watch that.

fuck it, I need to BUY that.

Binge-watching Steven Universe, at Episode 46 atm...

I don't really understand why, but damn, i love that show. So glad i listened to the recommendations.

Listening to Apollo 13 whilst making homemade bread sandwiches for dinner. Haven't listened to it in a long while. Gorgeous stuff.

Listening to the Clangers Original Television Music... memories!!!

Lovers In Japan / Reign of Love, Coldplay

Bah, fuck this forced Uncle Grandpa Crossover Episode to Hell, not one bit funny... Booooh.

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Oh Lordy, i usually never double post, but my god, i haven't cringed this hard in a long while, which crack-addicted lowlife ok'ed this episode ?

I take it your Oblivion edit is finished then? ;)


Ehh....yes and no. It's a long story. I'm away from home all week for work, maybe I'll post it on Friday. Idk yet

Here you are, Sulley

Thread 190117

Force Majeure and Audiard's Sur mes L�vres

Baba O'Reilly, The Who. Commonly incorrectly referred to as "Teenage Wasteland" by today's ignorant youth.

Alex Chaplin feels this is funny because the song is essentially about yesterday's ignorant youth.

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THE DIRTY THREE / You Greet Her Ghost

Baba O'Reilly, The Who. Commonly incorrectly referred to as "Teenage Wasteland" by today's ignorant youth.

Can't tell how many times working as an on air DJ I would get requests for "Teenage Wasteland." About as many as for: "can you play "Dark Side of the Moon?"

Watched San Andreas Sunday afternoon. (My Mom and niece, members of "The Rock" fan club threatened to vote me off the island if we didn't go see it. Actually, not that bad, but I did go in with low expectations.)

Then later that evening watched GoT. Damn fine episode. Finally got to see the Whitewalkers in genocide mode and it was a "Holy Crap" sequence of the highest order.

It's going to give AMC's The Walking Dead migraines to top the Hardhome episode.

Listening to 5m32 Fun Food Storm by John Powell. Pop songs aside, Happy Feet had some frickin epic music.

Bjork - Vulnicura

Deluxe Edition of the latest Florence + The Machine

Rewatching Series 2 of Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror. Series (UK equivalent of seasons) are short ie. 3 x 45-60 min. but it's seriously engaging and thought-provoking material presented in anthology format with a different cast and story for every episode. It deals with unanticipated consequences of new technologies. Comes highly recommended. If it sounds interesting but you aren't sure of it, watch Series 2, Episode 1: "Be Right Back". Personal favourite is Series 1, Episode 3: "The Entire History of You".

Listening to some old PC88 and MSX soundtracks I just got my hands on. I had Illusion City on, now I'm listening to Ancient Ys Vanished.

About to watch the Poltergeist remake

Nearly finished watching Planes for the second time - this time with my 4-year-old half German cousin. :)

Just finished shaun the sheep movie now starting dante's peak

David Lee Roth's (lead singer of a 70's/80's metal band called Van Halen) cover of The Beach Boys' California Girls

What'd you think of the movie?

And you, about Planes, Sulley? I'm sure your cousin must of loved it!

Actually quite entertaining not as good and wallace and gromit & chicken run but funny

And you, about Planes, Sulley? I'm sure your cousin must of loved it!

Haha, he did indeed!! And I did too. A lot more than I did first time around. :)

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Actually quite entertaining not as good and wallace and gromit & chicken run but funny

It's not even in the same category as Aardman! :p

Haha, he did indeed!! And I did too. A lot more than I did first time around. :)

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It's not even in the same category as Aardman! :p

I was reffering to shaun the sheep... ponyo asked if i liked it. I did

@sulley

Have you seen planes 2 fire and rescue?

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I could understand what you mean, Sulley, the first time I watched A Million Ways to Die from Seth McFarlane, I was like "meh" but at the second watch with my father who laughed out loud to the movie and spent a nice time, I appreciated it a bit more. I haven't seen Planes. And Shaun the Sheep is quite an enjoyable movie. It's no Wallace and Gromit, but it's Aardman, it's not a masterpiece that'll be forever listed in cinema lists, but it's a nice movie, entertaining, well done, as it's expected from Aardman.

Million ways was was so funny!! I was in so much pain with laughing

@sulley

Have you seen planes 2 fire and rescue?

I have indeed. It was very good - just as good as the first, if not better. And Mancina's scores are top notch. Really lovely stuff. I got familiar with the score to Planes about a year before actually seeing the movie! And "Behind Enemy Lines" from Planes: Fire & Rescue is just spine-tingling. Gorgeous stuff. :)

Btw, this is a photo of me and my cousin...



(Or was that my cousin's sister's daughter...? I keep forgetting.)

I had read somewhere there will be a third 1 thry had planned a trilogy. And another cars.

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"Yes! its bring an obscure relative to work day!"

Hmm I maybe so. I am looking forward to pixars inside out.

Fear and Loathing in Las vegas.

One of my all time favourites.

I had read somewhere there will be a third 1 thry had planned a trilogy. And another cars.

Yes, that was the last I heard too. Cars 3 has been confirmed, and I personally can't wait. :) not sure about Planes 3 though. Haven't heard anything for ages. The trailer for Planes: Fire & Rescue came on the Planes DVD, but there isn't a Planes 3 trailer on the Fire & Rescue DVD.

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"Yes! its bring an obscure relative to work day!"

Hmmm. Must have missed the memo.

Harlan County, USA

Listening to Michael McCuistion's amazing score for The Zeta Project!

Just finished watching The Good Dinosaur teaser on YouTube... looks a little bit too cartoony in terms of character design.

Just finished watching Despicable Me... again. My uncle hadn't seen it, so that had to be fixed. He loved it. :)

Such a pity about the sequel. And Minions is looking worse and worse...

The 2nd one I was hoping to see Gru as part-time bad guy, part-time Dad. Instead he was a full-time Dad who didn't do evil things anymore. Took a lot of the charm away.

The point is that Gru is really a very bad person, but still has a heart. That's what made the first one so compelling.

Watching Beavis & Butthead Do America

How was Poltergeist? I'll bet it's shit compared to the original...

The 2nd one I was hoping to see Gru as part-time bad guy, part-time Dad. Instead he was a full-time Dad who didn't do evil things anymore. Took a lot of the charm away.

The point is that Gru is really a very bad person, but still has a heart. That's what made the first one so compelling.

Exactly!! You're expecting him to still be doing something really cool and you find out he now runs a... jam factory? Seriously?? And the humour was more crude. Not by much, but more than the original which was none. Minions looks chock full of it. :/

Now watching Air Mater for the second time with my cousin. I hadn't realised it's based in Propeash Junction and Skipper teaches Mater how to fly! I first watched it before I saw Planes, so I didn't get it. Crossovers are cool. :)

Watching Eye See You (2002)


How was Poltergeist? I'll bet it's shit compared to the original...

It's true, it's mediocre in comparison to the original, but I still enjoyed it. Likable cast with some genuinely creepy sfx in the latter half.

Watched 2001 tonight with my uncle and parents. Interstellar any day. Sorry Ponyo!

It was far too slow moving. Far too little substance. Far too much warbling choirs crescendoing far louder and more obnoxiously than Hans' organ. And more.

I guess it was a masterpiece in its day for the effects and concepts, but as a narratively interesting, engaging story, Interstellar soars while 2001 falls flat.

Also, Interstellar is a deeper film. Not only does it take many of the same crazy concepts of relativity, interstellar travel, and the future, but it adds an extra dimension - that of real emotional depth - which 2001 utterly lacks.

Also, it's more scientific in that it actually takes the time to explain the theories and concepts behind it so that you can understand and appreciate them, rather than just throwing stuff at the audience with not so much as a word of explanation so that you are constantly wondering what the heck is going on and what the heck it all means. By which time you have ceased to care because there are no real characters to care about so it really doesn't matter anymore.

My vinyl copy of U2's The Joshua Tree

Listening to One Christmas Eve's score, a Hallmark TV short film. It is composed by William Ross, Jerome Leroy & Alex Kovacs (additional music)

4m17 Years of Messages. Definitely one of my favorite cues off INTS

Just about to listen to some recommended cues from The Lion King. Time for me to finally find out why it is considered by many to be the greatest animated film score of all time... Here we go...

Watched 2001 tonight with my uncle and parents. Interstellar any day. Sorry Ponyo! It was far too slow moving. Far too little substance. Far too much warbling choirs crescendoing far louder and more obnoxiously than Hans' organ. And more. I guess it was a masterpiece in its day for the effects and concepts, but as a narratively interesting, engaging story, Interstellar soars while 2001 falls flat. Also, Interstellar is a deeper film. Not only does it take many of the same crazy concepts of relativity, interstellar travel, and the future, but it adds an extra dimension - that of real emotional depth - which 2001 utterly lacks.

Granted there is a subjective nature to opinion, the world is a complexity of postulates, incontestable truths and that "Kubrick's 2001 is a timeless masterpiece" is a statement of fact. You didn't comment on "American Beauty" nor on "Magnolia"; you essentially disparaged art. Honestly... I believe you would've been better off saying nothing. Everything you wrote isn't just incorrect but painfully demented, what I am certain is the result of years of a pathetically solipsistic tv education you gifted yourself. Turn your eyes from that black mirror and read real literature. It doesn't matter who nor does it matter from when (I strongly recommend starting with William S. Burroughs), but at least have the decency to acquaint yourself with the real colors of the world before you start passing judgment on things so vibrant that you can't help but see as opaque. I respect a person's right to express their own opinion, and to some degree I respect idiocy, but what I do not respect is an idiot pretending to be a king pretending to be a philosopher.

I'm writing this out of empathy, with the same benevolent purpose of any cautionary tale. There are people, way worse than me, in the world, out there in the real world, who feed on those like you. They won't just belittle you there and then, make you feel insignificant to the point of involuntary urination or impotence the next time you try to fuck - they will never give you the decency of even just a passing glance, acknowledging you as an equal, for as long as they will interact with you. It won't be just them, it will be the whole world, or at least as much of it as you know, because they're members of Mensa or Intertel or (god forbid) Prometheus, and they can do that to you. I, for one, will never be able to read your posts in the same light again - as if you care, nor will or should you ever as you'll never know who I am. But it's a wholly different story when that petrifying look comes from the people you care about and trust. Whether you're a man of exceptional but clouded sight or an idiot, never broadcast empty words nostalgic for the slightest semblance of an original idea. Think.

Alex Chaplin was listening to Abel Korzeniowski / Juliet's Dream

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Alex Chaplin feels merely making the comparisons of 2001 and Interstellar is the first mistake. :notgood:

...but Alex Chaplin will indulge in this. :laugh:

From the words of Nolan himself "...there is only one 2001. So you don’t want to get too near to that."

He's even gone on to say his own work is an embarrassment compared to Kubrick's.

Alex Chaplin feels 2001 is far more deeper than Interstellar even attempts to be (as Nolan himself even admitted). Nolan's piece, as Alex Chaplin said before, is a what you see is what you get piece.
2001 rewards with multiple viewings and asks for your thoughts and ideas to simmer for long after the film is over so you can further explore it's multiple themes and questions it asks and not just "how cool was that".

In short, Interstellar is really great fluffy popcorn.

Listening right now to Ridley Scott's Hannibal.

6m33-34 Valse Tartar (Badelt)
Bring Him Home (Zanelli)
Lecter Snatched (Jablonsky)

And.... The Banker's Waltz & The Gladiator Waltz. Yeah, Zimmer's best waltz all the time ;)

Rob Cohen's Stealth.

@emptymetaljacket - Thanks for your comments. I'm not sure whether or not to appreciate them, but I think you're trying to help. So...

The only thing I will say in response is that I have not had a TV education in the slightest. I am probably the least TV-literate civilian in Monstropolis. I have read some fantastic literature (Dickens, Tolkein, etc), and I truly appreciate great pieces of art. I never said 2001 was not art - it very much is, and is an astounding achievement. Visually it was brilliant. But I personally prefer films with more of a story and more human emotions and relations. To me, 2001 was fantastic visually and artistically, but empty of human emotion and a detailed story. Not everything people hype is as good as they say it is. I think a lot of people read too much into things a lot of the time.

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@AlexChaplin - Sulley thinks Alex is undervaluing Interstellar by calling it great fluffy popcorn. But Alex is perfectly entitled to his own opinion. Sulley won't jump on him for it. ;)

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Listening to Ice Age by David Newman whilst making and eating breakfast. Omlet and fried bread followed by a kiwi and a banana.

Roger Waters, Amused to Death. As a diehard Pink Floyd fan, I need to download this album and listen to it pronto.

[/COLOR]@AlexChaplin - Sulley thinks Alex is undervaluing Interstellar by calling it great fluffy popcorn. But Alex is perfectly entitled to his own opinion. Sulley won't jump on him for it. ;)[COLOR="Silver"]


Alex Chaplin agrees. He went a wee bit far. It is more than fluffy popcorn. Star Wars is fluffy popcorn.
Interstellar is more than that. You're right.

...

...than and you're kind of big compared to Alex Chaplin. Jumping on Alex Chaplin would be both overly furry and dangerous to Alex Chaplin's presently intact bone structure.


Roger Waters, Amused to Death. As a diehard Pink Floyd fan, I need to download this album and listen to it pronto.

:D Alex Chaplin feels that might be Waters' best work post-Floyd.

The Post Floyd Dream if you may. XD

2m08 Sent Here for A Reason


:D Alex Chaplin feels that might be Waters' best work post-Floyd.

The Post Floyd Dream if you may. XD

Downloaded a 24-bit/96kHz vinyl rip last night. Converted to ALAC, will give a listen later.

I love The Post War Dream. And also The Gunner's Dream

And also The Gunner's Dream

Alex Chaplin feels that might be one of his favorite underrated Floyd songs and the album it's from (The Final Cut).

It's a bit dated but so is The Wall.

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Alex Chaplin recently reviewed Richard Wright's one-off 1984 duo project, the Zee album, Identity.
Alex Chaplin thought his ears were bleeding.

Alex Chaplin feels that might be one of his favorite underrated Floyd songs and the album it's from (The Final Cut).

It's a bit dated but so is The Wall.

I'd say The Final Cut is a great album and fitting for Waters' final album. I used to think Pink Floyd wasn't Pink Floyd without him, but A Momentary Lapse of Reason and The Division Bell are both great albums. My brother and I have been thinking about getting the cover of The Division Bell as tattoos for the last few years now. One half of the statue on his forearm, the other on mine.

The Wall is my all-time favorite album. Ever. Seeing Waters perform it at MSG back in 2010 was the best concert I've ever been to. What a show that was. Best Christmas present I ever got.

I'd say The Final Cut is a great album and fitting for Waters' final album. I used to think Pink Floyd wasn't Pink Floyd without him, but A Momentary Lapse of Reason and The Division Bell are both great albums. My brother and I have been thinking about getting the cover of The Division Bell as tattoos for the last few years now. One half of the statue on his forearm, the other on mine.

Alex Chaplin feels there's a lot of weak songs on the Gilmour-fronted Floyd albums but there's also some really really great songs too. Like Learning to Fly or High Hopes.

Great idea with the tattoos.


The Wall is my all-time favorite album. Ever. Seeing Waters perform it at MSG back in 2010 was the best concert I've ever been to. What a show that was. Best Christmas present I ever got.

Alex Chaplin saw that! Not in MSG but in Alex Chaplin's own city :D
Alex Chaplin saw it with his uncle the day after my grandmother died.
"Mother" was a particular highlight for that reason.

Alex Chaplin was lucky enough to see Floyd in '94 for their Division Bell tour as well.

Rock and Roll All Nite, KIϟϟ


Alex Chaplin feels there's a lot of weak songs on the Gilmour-fronted Floyd albums but there's also some really really great songs too. Like Learning to Fly or High Hopes.

Great idea with the tattoos.

Ahh, Learning to Fly. My favorite track off AMLoR....



Alex Chaplin saw that! Not in MSG but in Alex Chaplin's own city :D
Alex Chaplin saw it with his uncle the day after my grandmother died.
"Mother" was a particular highlight for that reason.

Alex Chaplin was lucky enough to see Floyd in '94 for their Division Bell tour as well.

Mother is also my favorite song of all time. Don't know why, it just is. I love the music and I love the lyrics. That was one of the highlights of the show for me - especially when he sung the line to the audience "Mother, should I trust the government?" and "No. Fucking. Way." was displayed on the wall. Absolutely loved it :D

Mother is also my favorite song of all time.

It's probably Alex Chaplin's all time favorite song too.

Strikes something deep within my heart not many other pieces of music can.

Strikes something deep within my heart not many other pieces of music can.

Sulley has just noticed that Alex Chaplin has departed from the third person.

Dance the Night Away, Van Halen.


Sulley has just noticed that Alex Chaplin has departed from the third person.

Holy shit, you're right!

Sulley has just noticed that Alex Chaplin has departed from the third person.

Alex Chaplin is having a difficult time keeping up with his sock puppet persona. :p

Watching disney' make mine music. Currently on the peter and the wolf segment.

Alex Chaplin is having a difficult time keeping up with his sock puppet persona. :p

That's a good thing. People who refer to themselves in the third person are either royalty or complete and total twats.

People who refer to themselves in the third person...are complete and total twats.

Alex Chaplin feels you shouldn't quite dismiss this notion quite yet. :D

Been listening to Inception for the last couple hours. Currently up to "7m38 An Idea Is Like A Virus". But I really ought to have gone to bed a couple of hours ago. That's what happens when you listen to just one cue of Zimmer whilst cleaning your teeth. You end up listening to rather a lot more than you intended. :p

Night all!

Listening to The Amazing Spider-Man.

Listened to the Star Trek Deluxe Edition from start to finish for the first time today. Beautiful score.

Woman in Gold, specifically Maria Altman's theme. Beautiful.

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Listened to the Star Trek Deluxe Edition from start to finish for the first time today. Beautiful score.
I prefer my complete edit, I own the deluxe edition physically, though! You? :)

Woman in Gold, specifically Maria Altman's theme. Beautiful.

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I prefer my complete edit, I own the deluxe edition physically, though! You? :)

I only have the deluxe edition. Since some of your Complete Edit is lossy sourced and Star Trek isn't on the highest priority list for me, I am fine with the Deluxe Edition in lossless. But do let me know if a complete lossless edit ever surfaces ;)

Just finished It Follows. A tiny bit creepy, overall it was overrated. I swear I have such high expectations for films. It's not fair :/

Listening to The Amazing Spider-Man.

I love that score so much.

Listening to Roger Waters' Amused to Death again, as I brush my teeth and get into bed.

Listening to Roger Waters' Amused to Death again, as I brush my teeth and get into bed.

I set my alarm to wake me up to 7m47 Welcome Home, Mr. Cobb but I was clearly so tired I slept through it. I got up at 8:30am. Guess I deserve a lie-in on a Sunday.

You're up very late, DAK. You were up as I was going to bed, and you're still up when I get up. :p

I set my alarm to wake me up to 7m47 Welcome Home, Mr. Cobb but I was clearly so tired I slept through it. I got up at 8:30am. Guess I deserve a lie-in on a Sunday.

You're up very late, DAK. You were up as I was going to bed, and you're still up when I get up. :p

I could wake up to someone whispering my name. I'm the lightest sleeper in the world. A fart in the next room and I'm up.

I'm a night owl, I'm always up this late - especially when I don't have to work the next day.

I could wake up to someone whispering my name. I'm the lightest sleeper in the world.

I'm the opposite! Not much can wake me up once I'm gone. I remember one time many years ago when my sisters and I were very young, my mum organised a "WWII" experience week. For one week we ate only food folks would have eaten back then (SPAM, powdered egg, the lot) and wore 40's style clothes, and we even had bombing raids. Our mum would rush in to our bedroom during the night and rush us out to a tent in the back garden (our bomb shelter) and then proceed to shake and rattle the tent. But on one occasion, I simply wouldn't wake up. Apparently I continued to sleep with her yelling my name down my ear.

Perhaps I should sleep in a chair perched on the edge of a bathtub?

Our mum would rush in to our bedroom during the night and rush us out to a tent in the back garden (our bomb shelter) and then proceed to shake and rattle the tent. But on one occasion, I simply wouldn't wake up. Apparently I continued to sleep with her yelling my name down my ear.


Alert army recruitment, soldier material here. ;)


Perhaps I should sleep in a chair perched on the edge of a bathtub?

Trust me, you're housemate/sibling/parent/person-who-will-wake-you will be eternally grateful that you will have granted them the opportunity to basically prank you every day.

Plus before going to sleep just mix some salts and stuff in the water and when you wake up splashing in the tub like an insane gorilla, you will have unlocked INSTANT BATH MODE!

I love that score so much.
Me too! I think Jupiter Ascending has to be my all time favorite score, though.

Me too! I think Jupiter Ascending has to be my all time favorite score, though.

Haven't listened to any of it yet. Not interested in seeing the film. Do you like the film? Point me in the direction of one of the best cues and I'll give it a listen. :)

Haven't listened to any of it yet. Not interested in seeing the film. Do you like the film? Point me in the direction of one of the best cues and I'll give it a listen. :)
There is no one best cue! My favorites have to be I Hate My Life and Jupiter Ascending 3rd Movement. I loved the film, but it did not do well.

Just finished It Follows. A tiny bit creepy, overall it was overrated. I swear I have such high expectations for films. It's not fair :/

I agree with DAK. My thoughts, such as they are, on the film.

The Short Version: It Follows is a film that takes the Scooby Doo Gang, gives them John Carpenter treatment and then takes the audience on a tour of the teenage wasteland that resides in the shell of Detroit. While a very polished film, the lack of interesting and dynamic characters undercuts the tension.

The Long Version: this review will contain spoilers so if you don’t want to be spoiled, stop reading.

Now.

The Good: It Follows is a highly professional movie. Director David Robert Mitchell is obviously a fan of John Carpenter’s Halloween, which serves as a template for It Follows. Like Carpenter, Mitchell favors long takes and tracking shots, uses darkest suburbia as a backdrop and sets it all to an excellent synth score. No shaky cam, no ADD editing, Mitchell knows when to move his camera and when not to and lets his actors, well act.

And his cast is spot on and believable as teens solo-navigating the final years between childhood and adulthood. (There are almost no adults in this film. When they appear it is only briefly.) Maika Monroe as Jay, the girl pursued by the entity, is particularly good making her character very real.

However, that does not mean her character is really interesting.

The Bad: Mitchell learned a lot about movie making from Carpenter but one aspect he neglected: creating characters you care about. Jay and her friends are as flat as day old beer.

In Halloween the characters of Laurie, Annie and Lynda are interesting and dynamic and thanks to the talents of Curtis, Loomis and Soles, respectively, become people of flesh and blood - particularly blood – instead of horror films archetypes: the good girl, the smart ass, the sex bomb.

That vitality of character is missing in It Follows. Everyone acts as though they’ve just awoken from anesthesia. There is a lack of urgency in whatever these kids do; they sit instead of commit. (Mostly watching old movies on old TV sets, playing Old Maid and waiting for the inevitable to arrive.)

For example, after learning It can be hurt and has no magic powers - a strong door can stop it or at least slow it down – our meddling kids do little with that information other than Jay learning to use a revolver and their traveling to a remote beach house. (Yes, they go to a Cabin in the Woods.) Any advantage that tactical decision confers is undermined with their total lack of situational awareness, which allows It to get Its hands on Jay.

No one asks some obvious questions: can you trap or imprison It and if you do can It escape? Is Its supply of shapes endless? How did Hugh, who passed the curse to Jay, learn the rules by which It operates? (Hugh received the curse from a one-night stand, a woman he never saw again.) Where then did he get his information?

And when the Scooby Gang comes up with a “plan,” really more of a poorly thought out notion, - lure It into a large swimming pool – the plan fails, in part because they didn’t know or read the UL warning present on electronic devices - that they shut off when they come in contact with water, thanks to Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters. (Also fresh water is a relatively poor conductor of electricity.)

It’s bad writing when in order to advance a movie you make your characters stupid, un-inquisitive or un-motived. The director described his protagonists' plan as dumb. (I’d like to think most people reading this forum would turn over every rock trying to find a way to defeat It and failing that throw every rock they can find to kill It.)

It Follows has many of the deficiencies of other horror films: paper thin characterizations, the film's failure to follow the "rules" it establishes, characters behaving stupidly. Deficiencies critics ignored. Strange how some films gain a type of state of grace that renders them immune to criticism.

Mitchell has Carpenter’s technical talent, but not his way of creating interesting characters. (There’s no Laurie, or Loomis or Snake or Maggie or MacReady in this film.)

The Ugly: The collapse of Detroit. Great back drops for a film, sad to see once beautiful homes and neighborhoods decay.


The Wrap: It Follows is not the game changer critics would have you believe. However, if you keep your expectations in check and like your films full of dread instead of red, It Follows delivers. Plus the soundtrack is pitch perfect.

There is no one best cue! My favorites have to be I Hate My Life and Jupiter Ascending 3rd Movement. I loved the film, but it did not do well.

I'll check those out if I can. Maybe I'll one day see the movie...

Chromatics, In Films

ITALIANS DO IT BETTER (https://soundcloud.com/johnnyjewel/chromatics-in-films)

Listening to 5m21 Our World as I get ready for bed.

Chromatics, In Films

ITALIANS DO IT BETTER (https://soundcloud.com/johnnyjewel/chromatics-in-films)

When it comes to forming corrupt, scandal plagued, mafia influenced, ineffectual coalition governments that fall apart after a few years - they number 62, I believe - then, true, no one does with quite as much style as the Italian people. The country has set a high bar for ineptitude.

Exceeded only by Greece.

Listening to 5m21 Our World as I get ready for bed.

That one's my favorite of them all :)

Listening To Some Songs Collected While I Compile My Next Collection :D

Electric Youth, Runaway. The lead single off their debut album, Innerworld. My favorite album of 2014.

Animaniacs's soundtracks by Rhino.

I love that show. I really do.

OMG I Remember That Show! Lol I Watched As A Kid And Loved It
I Had No Idea There Was A Soundtrack :0

Just listening to The Hunger Games (James Newton Howard),

7m05bv2 Finale, Pt.II

...and from Mockingjay Pt.I

4m3Csv12 Hanging Tree
4m5v20 Air Raid Drill
6m1v11 They're Back

Oh man! I used to have the Animaniac's soundtrack on cassette, that's how old it is.
It had all the staple songs, but it also had 'The Countries' song, and even the ode to Lake Titicaca - if I remember correctly.

Shame :(

The Flowers Of War Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Sony Classical)(2011)

The penultimate GoT.

Now listening to some Michael Jackson.

Doyle, my favorite piece from Jablonsky's Pain & Gain


Now listening to some Michael Jackson.

You make me wanna Scream ;)

Episode 9 of GoT. A death I feared would happen, happened. Stannis and his witch wench really need to die and hopefully at the point of Ser Davos's sword. Or Drogon's flames. Either one. As long as it is horrible and painful.

Penny Dreadful was quite good also. Best witches since MacBeth's weird sisters.

Just woke up to 1m2 Chasing Drone. Helps me get out of bed.

Episode 9 of GoT. A death I feared would happen, happened. Stannis and his witch wench really need to die and hopefully at the point of Ser Davos's sword. Or Drogon's flames. Either one. As long as it is horrible and painful.

Everybody dies.


Or in GoT's case, everyone you really like and want to see more of, is brutally and horrifyingly slaughtered (or tortured) so that you get so miserable that you stop watching it and promise never to return to the antagonizing world of Westeros. But then the next episode comes out, �\_(ツ)_/�

OMG I Remember That Show! Lol I Watched As A Kid And Loved It
I Had No Idea There Was A Soundtrack :0

I have very faint memories of that show. The Sega Genesis version of that show had a pretty badass soundtrack.

Listening to the Pacopolis theme from Pac-Man & The Ghostly Adventures 2 game on my TV.

GameRip of Konami's 1990 GameBoy Title "Skate or Die - Bad 'n Rad"

Man, Konami had the best Music back then, not too mention the edgiest Game Covers, lol.

http://www.google.de/url?source=imglanding&ct=img&q=http://www.texturemonkey.com/HCG/blog2/badnrad_(11).jpg&sa=X&ei=DD11Ve24IsfzUoHsgPAI&ved=0CAkQ8wc&usg=AFQjCNE0JuABS5F2DDEvJAslT3Fo4v7FKQ

GameRip of Konami's 1990 GameBoy Title "Skate or Die - Bad 'n Rad"

Dear god, this was a real thing?


Watching Air Force One on tv. This movie is a moldy block of cheese when it comes to plot holes and/or just factual inaccuracies.

Dear god, this was a real thing?


Watching Air Force One on tv. This movie is a moldy block of cheese when it comes to plot holes and/or just factual inaccuracies.

Sure, everything back then had to be either radical or bad ^^ Ahhh yes, simpler Times.

I still liked Airforce One, but it's a bit of a guilty Pleasure for sure. Cast is pretty good imho, and Gary Oldman can make almost anything watchable.

Get Off My Plane !! :D

30 Couleur Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (SMART)(2012)

Just watched The Lazarus Effect. Now watching The November Man, because I love the score so much it made me want to see the film.

Just sat down to start watching Sense8.

Was The Lazarus Effect as bad as the reviews made out? Not that I'm interested in seeing it. Just interested to know what you thought of it.

Was The Lazarus Effect as bad as the reviews made out? Not that I'm interested in seeing it. Just interested to know what you thought of it.
I didn't think it was bad at all. It made me purchase the soundtrack on iTunes. The soundtrack is great, every track. And it would definitely be a movie I'd pick up on Blu-ray. I usually enjoy every film in some way or another when I watch it, but this is one that stood out, for me at least. I liked it more than It Follows, but sometimes I get distracted while watching the film, so I might have missed some crucial stuff. I don't know.

Bad, U2 - from their Live Aid performance live from Wembley Stadium on July 13th, 1985

Africa - Toto

Bad, U2 - from their Live Aid performance live from Wembley Stadium on July 13th, 1985

I see that Stadium every morning on my walk. Except it looks somewhat different now than it did then.

Took this photo just after dropping my uncle and cousin off at the tube station on their way back to the airport:

Having a Animated DC Comics Triple Feature for myself...

Justice League War, Assault on Arkham, FlashPoint

Not sure which Series i will start again after that, Batman TAS, Spiderman TAS or Justice League (Unlimited)...

Badass crane in hero mode!

Goddam EE plastering their paper crap everywhere.
Also, either someone spilt a lot of milk/paint beside the path or someone had a rough night ;)

Listening to Vegeta's Theme from the Dragonball Z soundtrack

Nothing Can Stop Me Now - Mark Holman

...whilst making homemade bread sandwiches for lunch. Awesome song.

Reminds me of this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPx-nUqLMtc

lol

Watching Sense8 S01E03

Sounds epic, Ponyo! Let me know what it's like when you're done. I ain't seen it yet either.

Downloading Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)

You see, this entire week, my mother leaves to work in the afternoons, and so then I am using those afternoon for movies! Yesterday it was Emperor's New Groove, and today's the next feature that followed the next year, ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE. I really wanted to see this one for a while and look forward to it. The screenies I saw look like the picture has awesome HD quality, but again, due to time and space issues, I have to go by the 7 GB 720p rip, which still offers some HD to it.

I'm gonna enjoy this and I should be buying popcorn for these afternoons.
I've gone to the theater, bought popcorn and left before. Lol. The looks on their faces are priceless.

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Sounds epic, Ponyo! Let me know what it's like when you're done. I ain't seen it yet either.
I haven't seen it in forever, but it was great when I was a kid. It may change, since our view on movies mature.

Currently listening to Iron Man all the way through whilst doing lots of housework in the aftermath of my uncle and 4yo cousin staying for a week. Currently on "Find Tony".

What do you mean, Lockdown? That you went out of the theater before the movie finished because you didn't like it and they looked weird to you? That shouldn't happen. If it's about the food in the theater, I hardly ever buy food in it, it's too expensive. I buy a bag of cheetos, a bottle of water outside in the nearest market. Only once I bought a bag of popcorn in the movie theater because I felt like it. It was with HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2. I mean I should get popcorn to watch the movies these afternoons, because I'm eating a bag of peanuts while watching the movies, lol. They're delicious, but not enough, and popcorn feels more in the movies! :P
No, I literally went into the theater, bought a tub of popcorn and left. No movie, no ticket, lol!

Lol, I wonder why, though, couldn't you just grab yourself a bag of popcorn from the markt and make some in home? xD
There's something about movie theater popcorn..

No, I literally went into the theater, bought a tub of popcorn and left. No movie, no ticket, lol!

Done that.
Felt weird though. Like everyone going in was going to have this awesome experience I was going to miss out on. Then I redirected my attention to the fact that I'd be better off continuing my exit without witnessing the cinematic epic that is The Interview.

Now onto Sense8's 5th episode. This series is so good!

There's something about movie theater popcorn..

I've only been to one movie theater in my life where the popcorn was actually tasty.

Listening to Doc Martin, Colin Towns... I liked Mark Thomas's score for the Saving Grace prequels' version of this series a little better.

I've only been to one movie theater in my life where the popcorn was actually tasty.

Listening to Doc Martin, Colin Towns... I liked Mark Thomas's score for the Saving Grace prequels' version of this series a little better.

Colin Towns did the music for The World of Peter Rabbit & Friends. Really beautiful stuff. If you haven't heard any of that, go look it up. It's on YouTube. :)

Never understood the appeal of popcorn. Tried it, like eating roofing insulation. And after working at a movie theater, there's no way I would ever eat popcorn there, much less anything else served at a theater.