What are you watching tonight?

[a1]

Watching The Dark Knight now. Booked to see TDKR on Monday and working Friday, Saturday and Sunday so only chance to watch it is now. Can't wait til Monday.

Really wanted to watch it at the IMAX but the wait is ridiculous, so booked two VIP tickets in the xtreme screen at Vue Bury, which is pretty decent.

*watching the news*

good luck.

[Harry Genshaw]

Just watched the last one in Series 1 of Friday Night Lights. Beltin series and thank God Atlantic are going on to show series 2 & 3 straight after.

[hi there, i'm chris]

Just watched the last one in Series 1 of Friday Night Lights. Beltin series and thank God Atlantic are going on to show series 2 & 3 straight after.

I got about 6 episodes into season 1 before going back to other series I'd left. I liked it but I didn't have the urge to watch another episode right after one had finished. Will get back to it though, Netflix has all four seasons.

[General Mannerheim]

FFS dont be tempting me with another frickin boxset

[Verbal]

Just watched the last one in Series 1 of Friday Night Lights. Beltin series and thank God Atlantic are going on to show series 2 & 3 straight after.

i KNEW there was something I needed to watch. thanks for the reminder!

[General Mannerheim]

Watched 'Lars and the Real Girl' on the train last night; Not sure how such a gem has evaded before now? thought it was hysterical at first but it develops into such a poignant film, i felt guilty for laughing! original, funny and moving - Quality.

Dark Knight tonight innit.

[Lord Kangana]

Dark Knight is very ordinary. Just to spoil it for you.

[Wandering Willy]

Dark Knight is very ordinary.

Oh leave him alone.

He'll do well in the Championship.

[Harry Genshaw]

Dark Knight is very ordinary.

Oh leave him alone.

He'll do well in the Championship.

Racist!

[William the White]

BBC4 doc on the death of honey bees. Scary story. Great irony that they survive better in urban environments than the countryside, where monoculture and insecticides help to kill them.

[a1]

BBC4 doc on the death of honey bees. Scary story. Great irony that they survive better in urban environments than the countryside, where monoculture and insecticides help to kill them.

didnt watch , but i thought they'd [scientists] had only just fairly recently figured out that its some mite that the insecticides do not kill that is causing them to 'die' . ( although mites are "spiders", whatever ).

either the mite directly knackers them, or they spread a virus/parasite/something that does it . i forget what the answer were. cos i forgot where i read it.

you'd think they'll sort it soon as possible now they know what it is.

[Bruce Rioja]

Watched 'Lars and the Real Girl' on the train last night; Not sure how such a gem has evaded before now? thought it was hysterical at first but it develops into such a poignant film, i felt guilty for laughing! original, funny and moving - Quality.

Nice one, General. It's ont' list. Happy-go-Lucky's just turned up. I might watch it when Jeremy Kyle's finished.

[clapton is god]

Some years ago Mrs C and I got seriously hooked on '24'. It was the box set that started us watching other box sets. It all ran out of steam after series 4 though and we stopped watching, then the Sopranos and others came along. In the absence of anything else on the shelf though we started series five a couple of night ago. Fantastic TV I never knew there were so many terrorists in the world for Jack to take care of. Still got series six to do as well.

[General Mannerheim]

Batman was good for what it is, i enjoyed Killer Joe the other night infanitely more than this just as its more my type of film, but i can appreciate why fans are so hyped about it. i always get a bit lost as to just why the frig suchabody wants to destroy Gotham and who many of the supporting cast are meant to be, and i have to keep reminding myself its 'batman' when it gets corny as feck or when gaping plot holes open up - but i still loved the visuals, the action and the atmosphere. One of them i had to see to complete the trilogy. tbh i woke up this morning much fonder of it than i was leaving the cinema last night. and Catwoman is immense.

[General Mannerheim]

Watched 'Lars and the Real Girl' on the train last night; Not sure how such a gem has evaded before now? thought it was hysterical at first but it develops into such a poignant film, i felt guilty for laughing! original, funny and moving - Quality.

Nice one, General. It's ont' list. Happy-go-Lucky's just turned up. I might watch it when Jeremy Kyle's finished.

you will most likely fall a little bit in love with Poppy, either that or want to garrote-wire the bitch!

[William the White]

BBC4 doc on the death of honey bees. Scary story. Great irony that they survive better in urban environments than the countryside, where monoculture and insecticides help to kill them.

didnt watch , but i thought they'd [scientists] had only just fairly recently figured out that its some mite that the insecticides do not kill that is causing them to 'die' . ( although mites are "spiders", whatever ).

either the mite directly knackers them, or they spread a virus/parasite/something that does it . i forget what the answer were. cos i forgot where i read it.

you'd think they'll sort it soon as possible now they know what it is.

Yes the mite was in the doc also.but insecticides not out the frame it seems.

[a1]

well the thing i read seemed fairly sure it were that, although like you saw can only find an article on my browser history pointing to the insecticide being at fault. so my 'proof' has gone.

[tinfoilhat] its probably wifi hotspots [/tinfoilhat]

[Burnden Paddock]

On the subject of Batman, the brother in law has booked tickets to see it at the IMAX in Laanndaannn when we're down there in a few weeks. Neither of the first 2 films appealed, so we have never watched them. The question is, do I rent the first 2 and watch those, or treat it as a standalone film and enjoy/hate it for what it is?

[Worthy4England]

Watched 'Lars and the Real Girl' on the train last night; Not sure how such a gem has evaded before now? thought it was hysterical at first but it develops into such a poignant film, i felt guilty for laughing! original, funny and moving - Quality.

Nice one, General. It's ont' list. Happy-go-Lucky's just turned up. I might watch it when Jeremy Kyle's finished.

you will most likely fall a little bit in love with Poppy, either that or want to garrote-wire the bitch!

Poppy sounds like she'd be better off on Jeremy Kyle.

[a1]

On the subject of Batman, the brother in law has booked tickets to see it at the IMAX in Laanndaannn when we're down there in a few weeks. Neither of the first 2 films appealed, so we have never watched them. The question is, do I rent the first 2 and watch those, or treat it as a standalone film and enjoy/hate it for what it is?

you have to watch the others first, theres a few bits were you go "oh, that from x film before.. i wondered what that were / that makes sense now"

what youre proposing to do is a bit like watching "Star Wars" and watching darth vader go " i'm your dad, pal " after not seeing the first one or the first half of the second.

spoilers natch, but who's not seen star wars ?

although this was known as "pretend hipsters pretend to not know about mega popular things while wearing glasses with no perscription in coz they dont need 'em" in our house.

:/