What have you seen recently? 2

[Willem]

This is how Michael Dorn's pitch will go at Paramount:

 

[Catch-up]

Saw One for the Money a couple of nights ago. It's based on the first Stephanie Plum book by Janet Evanovich. I was disappointed.

 

[Antiq]

City of Ember. Terrible, in spite of decent actors. Good concept, crap execution.

 

[Quatermass]

Just watched Iron Man 2 all the way through for the first time today. Pretty good. Especially the senate hearing and the battle between Tony and Rhodes.

 

[Antiq]

Lost in Austen. Some really funny moments, very entertaining

 

[Quatermass]

Just watched Prometheus. Pretty damn good, some minor blips notwithstanding.

 

[michelanCello]

Lost in Austen. Some really funny moments, very entertaining

I only finished it because I had a feeling like "it can't get any worse", but it could

 

[AgnesOgg]

Avengers, fun Men in Black III, the biggest disappointment so far this year...

 

[Catch-up]

I'm re-watching the first season of Pushing Daisies. I love that show!

Me too! Lee Pace is gorgeous...

I had forgotten how funny Emerson is! And, how much I want Chuck's wardrobe.

 

[raptornx01]

I actually started up Who. about a half dozen eps into season one of the new series. not bad. will probably keep at it.

 

[Quatermass]

I actually started up Who. about a half dozen eps into season one of the new series. not bad. will probably keep at it.

You mean Doctor Who?

Why not do the classic series? :think:

 

[raptornx01]

lazyness- er, i mean, convenience. the new series was right there on netflix as i'm browsing, figured what the hell.

 

[Antiq]

Lost in Austen. Some really funny moments, very entertaining

I only finished it because I had a feeling like "it can't get any worse", but it could

I can't honestly argue with you there, but it did have it's moments.

 

[Willem]

Watched 'Intouchables' this week and starting 'The Artist' now.

Intouchables was very good, although it did suffer very very slightly from the 'magical negro factor'

I've been inspired to watch a higher class of movie recently

 

[Tonyblack]

This is how Michael Dorn's pitch will go at Paramount:

I love that! When I used to watch the series with my kids, we always noticed that whatever Worf recommended, they would always go with something else.

 

[Dotsie]

He was there to show how Picard was so very level-headed Although the episode where the alien assumes a place on the bridge as first officer (can't remember what it's called) might have been the only time Worf didn't want to shoot the crap out of the enemy. He had a go at the alien though

 

[Tonyblack]

I'd love to see a spin off set on the Klingon home world where you got to see Kingons in ordinary jobs such as shop assistants, plumbers etc.

Can you imagine the complaints department of a Klingon department store?

 

[Antiq]

I'd love to see a spin off set on the Klingon home world where you got to see Kingons in ordinary jobs such as shop assistants, plumbers etc.

Can you imagine the complaints department of a Klingon department store?

I would love to see that!

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

He was there to show how Picard was so very level-headed Although the episode where the alien assumes a place on the bridge as first officer (can't remember what it's called) might have been the only time Worf didn't want to shoot the crap out of the enemy. He had a go at the alien though

I think it was Q or his son that was the entity he was in a few episodes.

 

[Tonyblack]

Wasn't the alien, Worf's brother on the officer exchange program?