More cable movies on the DVR

[inside??]

WTC is ok but nothing near United 93.
LITW- haven't heard anyone that liked it but you probably already know that.
Hollywoodland- OK but I pretty much knew it all from watching Unsolved Mysteries.
The Illusionist- watch it, very enjoyable.

[Keyser.]

Inside Deep Throat was decent. A little boring in parts but it was interesting to hear just how radically our understanding of sexuality has changed in the past 30 years.

Idiocracy was incredibly idiotic and I kept trying to turn it off but I couldn't. That's not to say it was good, I suppose it was entertaining.

[Rick Nebiolo]

If "The Lives of Others" isn't available via cable/satalite then you have a good reason to sign up for Netflix or a similar service.

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~ Rick

[EMc]

El D,

I saw fearless in the OP, that was pretty good. Had its moments, good story, solid action.

WTC was the only movie I ever left where the theater was dead silent.

Inside deep throat- I only caught about an hour of it and when I recorded it I thought it was about the Nixon deal. Needless to say I was surprized, but I couldnt turn away from it and it was interesting to see how much has changed sinc e then.

[Claunchy]

I thought WTC was vastly inferior to United 93.

I don't know if it's really possible to enjoy Army of Darkness when you aren't 19 and stoned, but I'm looking forward to your take on it.

[inferno]

Jet Li's Fearless is a must see

Employee of the Month - awefull but I finished watching it anyway, its ok when you really have nothing better to do

[El Diablo]

All,

To clarify, the Employee of the Month I have listed there stars Steve Zahn, Christina Applegate, and Matt Dillon, not Jessica Simpson, Dax Shepard, and Dane Cook.

[JaBlue]

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I don't know if it's really possible to enjoy Army of Darkness when you aren't 19 and stoned, but I'm looking forward to your take on it.


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hah, so true. I'm curious what he'll say too. Also I might move the lowest age closer to 15.

[Super Tool]

The illusionist is very good... LoL i have Prestige and the jet li flick on my DVR as well, but i havent seen them yet either...

Edit: ARmy of Darkness is a cult classic... Bruce Campbell is the man!

[El Diablo]

All,

Once again, haven't watched anything, but have saved some more movies!

Any of these really awesome or suck?

Blood Diamond
Deja Vu
3:10 to Yuma (1957 original w/ Glenn Ford)
Flags of our Fathers
Friends With Money
Stranger Than Fiction
The Black Dahlia
The Last Mogul: The Life and Times of Lew Wasserman (documentary)
Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (documentary)

That makes 49 movies currently on the DVR. I'm going to try going on an epic movie-watching spree and watch at least one per day for the next couple of months.