What is The Last Movie You Watched?

Red Cliff

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La Horde
Not a fan of quick zombies :shrug

2001: A Space Odyssey

Once were warriors

Yep - I agree Stavros re Bits being hire to play Americans. You say they rarely get the accent right, but the real issue is they think there is such a thing as "an American accent.' There are hundreds if not thousands of different regional accents there and most british actors offer a melange of all of them. I know NYC pretty well and in that city alone class and geography offer up a wide range of variations. The worst UK version of "an American" accent i ever heard though was on stage. Frances Barber in a revival of Night of The Iguana by Tennessee Williams. Her attempts at a Southern" accent sounded like something from The Goon Show.

Re Bridesmaids - sorry Robert louis - I did detect a difference between this and Bergman. Bergman is funnier.

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Originally Posted by Dino Velvet

Lucky Louie? Sure did. Everything Louis CK does is golden. I never miss him or Norm MacDonald when they're on Conan.

You guys gotta see Louis C.K: Hilarious. He fucking kills.

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Lucky Louie was great on HBO. My favorite show was when his wife asked Louie to look close at her asshole in case he ever had to ID her dead body. Then she sticks her ass up in his face and he just stares at it. I lost it.

Sucker Punch. It's alright, not worth seeing more than once.

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Originally Posted by maaarc

Once were warriors

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Excellent film.
Uncle Bully shouda kept it in his pants!

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Originally Posted by Stavros

I just received the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine complete TV series on DVD. Seven seasons on 48 discs will take 4 to 6 weeks to watch even with marathons.

You must be a masochist then, or a man with a lot of time to kill, I mean, Star Trek!

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All of the Star Trek series were great. We Americans love Star Trek. I have always been a Trekkie. I own the original series and all of the movies on BluRay HD. But my favorite was Deep Space Nine, and it hasn't been on TV for a while, so I bought it. DS9 was not your typical Star Trek. It was a novel written for TV. A story mostly about the people instead of the special effects.

I still run my own business but I am semi-retired and have time to watch that kind of stuff. Each disc has 4 episodes, and I can usually get in 1 disc per day, maybe 2 discs per day on a weekend. I can watch it when I want and without commercials. The episodes were only 45 minutes without breaks and interruptions.

"True Legend'...not bad...