>>2526

It said 'Disney' - so the window got closed.

Did anyone see the movie Tron?

No... no... no... no... yes... er, I mean no.

>>2489

I'd personally find it hilarious if the next season were to use this as the main twist.

>>2493

Are the books that bad? I am disappoint.
The series is fantastic however. The most i've enjoyed a drama since I first started watching House.

USE SPOILER TAGS YOU UTTER COCKS

I like the first two books, but didn't read the third because of what I read on Wikipedia (generally disliked for supernatural elements, ect)

>>2489

>Dexter soon begins to question the dark voice... and begins to slowly realize that his Dark Passenger is ... an offspring of the ancient god Moloch.

I hope to Christ that is an impression rather than an actual quote.

>>2523
I can't find a digital copy of the book to copy-paste from and I threw my copy away, but that is genuinely the reason given. That quote is from a wiki or something however.

I don't know. I'd respect him more if he said 'It was rubbish but I made loads of wonga innit?'

>>2519

I'd respect him more if his pisspoor show had not revealed his personality so clearly. Together with that of Noel Edmonds, I now daily await the joyous news of his bizarre and violent sudden death.

>>2521

At your hands it sounds like...

"But you can't cry about it - my life is a picnic. People have real problems, I'm just called fat and useless in the papers"

His candour & humble attitude is impressive, even if he's an unfunny twat. I wish all the best for him as long as I never have to watch any of his stuff

>>2478

>>2481
http://www.youtube.com/v/wxQNKXFFXp4

>>2482

Allahonsteroids should have made this video 2:30 long.

>>2483
Or not at all.

>>2484

Agreed, >>2481 is much better.

>>2511
I like Hustle, I mean it wasn't deep stuff, but light-hearted and easy to digest. Sometimes I just want to watch pulp.

>>2512

Aye, but there's pulp... and then there's Pulp Fiction.

>>2511

Clearly we have different opinions. Please try not to imply that only yours exists in the future.

>>2515

Never try to reason with a one-word argument man. Truth.

I think the show is rubbish but I watch it anyway. I think it's just easier to deal with british banality than some american show.

>>2450

goddamn

I've finally got around to watching Avatar, and the whole thing just seems like a farce. Giovanni Ribisi as some sort of corporate head? Sigourney Weaver introduced as the woman who "wrote the book" on the planets wildlife? A plot circling over a material actually called unobtainium?
This is a joke, surely?

>>2490

Are these honestly the best criticisms you have of this movie?

>>2491
As of 14 minutes in, yes.
I was pleased to note a Heinlin reference in there though.

>>2491

Why would you need anything more?

BBC4 does still show some good stuff. I'm extremely glad to have caught this:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00qplrg/Paganinis_Daemon/

>>2459
Mmmm yeah, I could go for a panini.

>>2460

'Panini' is actually plural. What you could go for, I suspect, is a 'panino'.

DID SOMEONE SAY PANINI?

The latest one is well worth a watch...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00qvkrr/Storyville_20092010_The_Most_Dangerous_Man_in_America/

In 1971, leading Vietnam War strategist Daniel Ellsberg concluded that the war was based on decades of lies. He leaked 7,000 pages of top-secret documents to the New York Times, a daring act of conscience that led directly to Watergate, President Nixon's resignation and the end of the Vietnam War.

By the same guys and really good as well. The Terminator 2 rap isn't that good though.
http://www.youtube.com/v/xcLTaMpRl2o

>>2462

He hasn't the time for this sort of thing,
somewhere there is a crime happening.

http://www.youtube.com/v/Z7h2IZQetVU

Someone, somewhere, sat down and thought "What RoboCop needs is non-violent arrests, a loli, a third-rate Batman villain and a Mary Sue who lives in a computer."

This person deserves a punch in the throat. I do not think I am alone in this opinion.

>>2471

I think Robocop 3 killed any respect anyone had for it, so by the time that TV shit came on, people were just glad it didn't have robot ninjas, and Robocop flying around like a fairy.

>>2472
>Robocop 3
We don't talk about that around these parts. If you feel the need to bring it up again, may I humbly request you use the spoiler function so as not to upset some of our more traumatised readers.

>>2392

Loved BSG until the wanky ending ruined everything.

Whats Caprica about?

I stopped watching it after the Pegasus got destroyed and they fled that planet, is it worth watching the rest?

Ops pic made me chuckle quite loudly.

>>2394
I loved it from there on in actually, it really took off and got very awesome, the ending was stunning... and then it kind of got a bit wanky but none the less enjoyable.
i chose the pic carefully. im rather pleased with it, thank you.
>>2393
caprica is sort of about the rebirth of the cylons, it has a tiny (as in 11 year old) bill adama in it and alot of "VR Online - chan esque" parts... worth a look i would say.

>>2398

oooh I just did a bad spoiler.

>>2435

Community, which airs immediately before it, is well worth a look too.

That Asian bloke is the one out of Scrubs, right?

>>2442
Yeah wikipedia says he was in Scrubs for a bit. His name is Aziz Ansari.

>>2441
I wasn't so keen on Community. Promising in places, but the two central characters are really annoying and there's too much of that Scrubs style quickfire "wit" in the script. And it has those soppy moral lessons at the end of episodes like they have in Scrubs. Señor Ben Chang is great though.

>>2444
>I wasn't so keen on Community.

Fair enough, to each his own. It's interesting to see you recommend that people skip to the second series of Parks and Rec - I checked out one of the earliest episodes of the first series and it didn't really grab me. I might have to check out the latest ones, I've heard lots of people say it's really found its feet now.

>>2436
>Bellamy's People

I really like this too. Though from reviews I've seen online it seems like it's not getting rated that highly. Still, it has me laughing out loud throughout.

>>2424
Dear god no they look horrific.

>Bare milfs to be honest.

Naked milfs are about to tell the truth? I don't understand.

This looks like toss. I gave up after a minute. They're just chavvy mums.

It's times like this that make me wish my internet wasn't made by Indians and could actually stream stuff.

Even though I feel asleep whilst watching this in the cinema, I still thoroughly enjoyed it. The slight campness was perfect, and the tension and storytelling were top notch. I'd rate it a 8.5/10, due to it not really being groundbreaking in any way, just a brilliantly solid work.

>>2417
>At least it didn't suffer so much from the cock-stroking, did-you-get-the-reference nonsense that Tarantino's previous few suffered from.
You just didn't get the references, son.

I know I should hate Tarantino because all he does is glue five hundred films together like an autistic kid in a studio archive with some scissors and some tape, but somehow he still manages to make enjoyable movies.

>>2420
I said "didn't suffer so much" not "didn't suffer at all".

>>2417

I agree with you, an enjoyable film and a huge improvement on the self indulgent, bloated piece of crap that was Kill Bill, but it still falls a long way short of the achievements of his first 3 films.

I'm finding it pretty average. Giggled a couple of times in the first 10 minutes, then gave up. My interest in sketch comedy has been dwindling over the past couple of years though.

I find it really funny, but I wonder how some of the humour translates to folk who aren't scottish? I'm a similar age to him too, and I find him pretty spot-on when it comes to cultural observations eg the ex-junkie woman, ned culture and so on. And the 'random' stuff he gets away with, by being tongue-in-cheek (or should that be fist-in-cheek).

I like him and his show, but I'm not scottish. Then again, I used to visit his website, I guess his humour appeals to me

>>2285
I saw an episode on TV yesterday and BBC iPlayer'd the rest. I think when he's funny he's hilarious, but there are a few random unfunny sketches in there. It's worth it though to get to the really good ones.

His ned, dosser character who tells stories is brilliant.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-daaulqpQ8

I know it'll be bad.

Tron was an awful film when you look past the special effects. The only reason I loved it was out of a childish sense of wonder, and the only reason I look back at it fondly was for the nostalgia.
People today are more than a bit familiar with CGI, it might have been fascinating in 1982, but no one gives two shits now; and if it hasn't got Sid Mead doing the concept art, it's going to look bad.

At least it looks like they've dropped the awful "Tr2n" name.

and Daft Punk are shit.

>>2350

Don't get me wrong, I'm not expecting a cinematic masterpiece that gets you thinking on a deep level, but I am expecting it to be decent and look good, and I think it'll probably be better than Avatar

And Daft Punk are good, their live shows are amazing and that doesn't come across in the tracks that have charted. Thomas Bangaltier has made some fucking excellent music over time.

I would have prefferred someone like Laurent Garnier or Richie hawtin to have done it, or even Alva Noto but hey, you can't have everything

Garnier
http://www.youtube.com/v/gPuA-Zun4rk

Hawtin
http://www.youtube.com/v/kqprso8TGOk

Alva Noto

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