Movies and TV

[bacon]

I think we tore through that in something like 2 days. With 5er on this, high quality shit.

 

[fiveteamer]

I plowed through them all yesterday.

 

[Matty]

I'd almost call the episodes vignettes.

Someone took a liberal arts class in the not-so-distant past.

 

[MrMonkey]

So what do you think MrM? Do you think Bates did it?

Might have to change my opinion on this after last night's episode? Another year gone by! At my age wish they would produce more episodes each year!

Meanwhile, another interesting episode of True Detective last night! Only 2 to go! MrsM gives thumbs up to Matthew's butt cheeks!

 

[roguejuror]

I think that's first ever 10 in Gamelive movies and tv thread history.

 

[RayRay]

if you like the new girl on true detective (lili simmons) she gets fucked in every other episode of Banshee...

 

[Matty]

if you like the new girl on true detective (lili simmons) she gets fucked in every other episode of Banshee...

That has to be the most Asian-looking white chick I've ever seen.

RR I think you have a type.

 

[RayRay]

asian looking

 

[MrMonkey]

Times have changed! Never would have heard that going round back in the 70s!

 

[bacon]

asian looking

see now that's the makings of a good conversation.

 

[Matty]

She has Asian-like facial feature geometry, if you will. Eyes wider apart, teardrop face shape, etc.

 

[RayRay]

more euro, imo... but cute... and i dont disagree though, ill prefer an asian face over any other

 

[Cami]

I think you prefer more then just their face.

 

[vagabond]

Nebraska - bunch of old hicks and a guy (~40 yrs old) who was a bit unhappy that his FAT gf left him

 

[Mudcat]

Season 3 of Louie? That's an old season right? Like the most recent but definitely not current right?

I've seen that right?

Pretty sure that's right.

 

[bacon]

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[Mudcat]

Yeah that was a good season. I'm sure I raved about it earlier in this thread when it was going on.

It's been well over a year since it ended. Looks like it will be like a year and half between seasons by the time #4 gets started. That's kinda nuts.

 

[betplom]

Reserved this at the library. Will pick it up today and watch it tonight.

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