Recommend Lori a Netflix movie.

[Sava]

I'm watching Band of Brothers on Amazon Prime.

[Sava]

Even more than your thread about being single and suicidal, this thread is the classic most depressing kind of thread on the Internet. Keep some things to yourself, like the cliche'd sadness of watching Netflix alone I just jerked off and bought Watch Dogs, but you don't see me telling anyone on the Internet about it.

before I die, I wish to meet you

[DaShi]

Lori, I think it's time for you to catch up on the Twilight Saga.

[Dr Strangelove]

Downton Abbey is surprisingly good. I didn't think I'd like a story about rich English people. What is truly hilarious is the attitudes of the aristocrats towards lawyers, doctors, and wealthy business people, you know, "tradesmen". Everytime I watch I think to myself: "They wouldn't have the cajones to make this series with black actors talking about working people and jobs that way."

[Sava]

: "They wouldn't have the cajones to make this series with black actors talking about working people and jobs that way."

uhm huh?

[pchang]

I assume you mean the Henry Fonda version. Great ****ing movie.

There's a non Henry Fonda version? Almost all the jurors are pretty famous.

[Lorizael]

Even more than your thread about being single and suicidal, this thread is the classic most depressing kind of thread on the Internet. Keep some things to yourself, like the cliche'd sadness of watching Netflix alone I just jerked off and bought Watch Dogs, but you don't see me telling anyone on the Internet about it.

What's even more depressing is that I ended up just watching episodes of In Treatment, a show about Gabriel Byrne as a ****ty therapist.

[Felch]

There was a remake in 97, with Jack Lemmon taking the place of Henry Fonda. I haven't seen it.

[regexcellent]

Downton Abbey is surprisingly good. I didn't think I'd like a story about rich English people. What is truly hilarious is the attitudes of the aristocrats towards lawyers, doctors, and wealthy business people, you know, "tradesmen". Everytime I watch I think to myself: "They wouldn't have the cajones to make this series with black actors talking about working people and jobs that way."

I finally got fed up with that show when I saw, Michael I think, as a 2LT in the British Army having his batman help him put on his uniform. That was the point where I became convinced that the director is incapable of doing scenes other than people getting helped into fancy dinnerwear.

[Dr Strangelove]

I finally got fed up with that show when I saw, Michael I think, as a 2LT in the British Army having his batman help him put on his uniform. That was the point where I became convinced that the director is incapable of doing scenes other than people getting helped into fancy dinnerwear.

OK, but try to imagine Red Foxx as the Earl.

[pchang]

There was a remake in 97, with Jack Lemmon taking the place of Henry Fonda. I haven't seen it.

Why can't they just leave classics alone. Are they so out of new ideas they are going to remake Citizen Kane and Casablanca too?

And yes, I am aware there was a really cheesy Pam Anderson movies which was essentially a Casablanca remake.

[Lorizael]

Why can't they just leave classics alone.

I recently got over this. All the remakes used to bother me, but I now see them as just part of the way culture works. Every generation retells stories, going all the way back to the Odyssey.

[Sava]

And yes, I am aware there was a really cheesy Pam Anderson movies which was essentially a Casablanca remake.

with nudity?

also, when was it made? (determines whether or not it's hot Pam or.... yeesh Pam)

[pchang]

It was called Barb Wire. You can look it up on IMDB.

[Sava]

oh I remember that one

it was a Casablanca remake? wtf