What did you watch this weekend?

[Speng]

The Lone Ranger - Not nearly as bad as the reviews stated. It was too long, it could have lost thirty minutes easily.

[Speng]

CBGB - I wasn't sure what to expect, but I really dug it. Alan Rickman was great, but I kept expecting him to say, "Harry Potter" in his deep voice.

[johnjohn]

The Tempest with Helen Mirren.
Really well done adaption of the play without all the monologues to move the story forward, and the language modernized enough to maintain an Elizebeathan feel without making your head ache for the first 20 minutes while you get used to it.

[Speng]

American Hustle - It was ok, I wasn't blown away like I thought I'd be. I'm glad I was a kid in the 1970s, what a horrible decade for clothing, hair, music, home decorating, cars...pretty much everything.

[Securb]

Laying on the futon hungover binge watching The Stand

[Speng]

Laying on the futon hungover binge watching The Stand

The miniseries from the early 90s?

[Securb]

The miniseries from the early 90s?

Yep. I forgot there was a lot of hot 90's ass in the casting.

[Hooch]

Silver Linings Playbook - Just got around to seeing this one now even though some of it was filmed right around the corner. Had no idea it was the Jennifer Lawrence character's house and the street they jog on was what they taped 2 minutes walk away from my home. Great flick. They captured Eagles fandom pretty good... which accurately included crazy people.

Django Unchained - Ok. It was an interesting story but seemed to switch tracks once the DiCaprio character entered the scene.

[Securb]

Django Unchained - Ok. It was an interesting story but seemed to switch tracks once the DiCaprio character entered the scene.

That explains why you have been running around the office all morning dropping N-bombs. Knock it off.

[Hooch]

That explains why you have been running around the office all morning dropping N-bombs. Knock it off.

Sorry. I'm gonna go ahead and cancel the fight I scheduled for this afternoon also.