What are you watching tonight?

[thebish]

family movie night tonight - watched Kingsman - which (I have to say) - was ACE FUN!!

(though - admittedly - I had originally thought it was some kind of porn film, which was what was putting me off! )

[Burnden Paddock]

Don't be a dick all your life Bish. Take a day off.

[Bruce Rioja]

There are a variety of responses that I could give to this, BP, but I'll leave it.

[General Mannerheim]

been watching The League on Netflix over the last few weeks. i read an article on Shortlist called THE 10 FUNNIEST SHOWS YOU HAVEN'T SEEN ON NETFLIX in which it was mentioned, then when i learned it was from some of the same people responsible for Seinfeld and CURB i had to give it a go... it also boasts a mighty 8.4 on imdb.

There's summat not quite right about it. its good, im enjoying it and its laugh out loud funny in parts, but the thing that gets me is one minute its quite smart, dry comedy with great dialogue similar to Curb, but then the next scene could be total daftness more akin to Flight of the Conchords - ive no problem with either comedic style but when mixed together im finding it a bit irritating.

still definitely worth checking out tho...

[KeyserSoze]

Show Me a Hero. New HBO venture, co-written by David Simon of The Wire fame. Think I'll watch that tonight.

[General Mannerheim]

Trainwreck. Really liked it. Grinfest throughout with a few genuine LOLs in there, actually more PMSL's to be fair. (Michael Cena in the cinema scene) but it does go a bit dry for periods, and not all the jokes worked either, the sex scenes were meant to be funny were just a bit weird. Decent enough film tho, loved the Woody Allen Manhattan homage! Amy Schemer is gonna be a big star! Already is over yonder...

[William the White]

Show Me a Hero. New HBO venture, co-written by David Simon of The Wire fame. Think I'll watch that tonight.

Previews raving!

[CAPSLOCK]

Its OK, but its no District 9

[William the White]

Its OK, but its no District 9

[Beefheart]

Trainwreck. Really liked it. Grinfest throughout with a few genuine LOLs in there, actually more PMSL's to be fair. (Michael Cena in the cinema scene) but it does go a bit dry for periods, and not all the jokes worked either, the sex scenes were meant to be funny were just a bit weird. Decent enough film tho, loved the Woody Allen Manhattan homage! Amy Schemer is gonna be a big star! Already is over yonder...

Have you gone and confused John Cena with Michael Cera?

It did look good from the trailer and I do like some of Amy Schumer's sketches. See below:

[General Mannerheim]

No I mean the big wrestler dude. He's pretty funny I it - as is Lebron James!

[Beefheart]

No I mean the big wrestler dude. He's pretty funny I it - as is Lebron James!

Yeah, the big wrestler dude is John Cena.

[General Mannerheim]

Ahhh. I wrote Michael! Doh

Michael Cera just turned up in Wet Hot American Summer...

[thebish]

I'm always behind the times with these big TV series - so I'm now working my way through Bosch series 1 - which is engaging in its own simple way - but the opening titles are mesmerising! (best watched full-screen to get the mirror effects..)

[Prufrock]

Amy.

Must see. What a talent, what a character, what a shame. Being famous looks awful.

[General Mannerheim]

Been dying to watch Amy. Where did you see it?

[Prufrock]

Vue in Angel. Was also on at Odeon Camden so there are still a couple of showings a night.

Was pretty empty so not sure how much longer it'll run, though was a 6 o clock start.

[Salford Trotter]

I'll never tire of Les Mis on C4 tonight

[thebish]

Casualty... it looks like they've actually gone and killed off Dr Keogh!!! how could they???? (on the bright side - maybe Charlie too!)

[KeyserSoze]

Watched 'All the President's Men' again recently. F*cking love that film.