Anyone seen a good movie lately?

[Zanshin]

lol...please. The general rule-of-thumb when calling someone out as stupid is that the sentence making the claim shouldn't be loaded with stupidity. Just sayin'.  Not really a grammar nazi...just a fan of irony. And I do believe IGY is hilarious in an unintentional way. 

[shorebird]

Loaded, eh? Yeah, whatever.

[Zanshin]

Geez, somebody woke up on the wrong side of the nest today. Lighten up, Frances.

[Geowhizzer]

Geez, somebody woke up on the wrong side of the nest today. Lighten up, Francis.

[shorebird]

Geez, somebody woke up on the wrong side of the nest today. Lighten up, Frances.

No big deal, just being sarcastic.

But....if you want to talk stupid, let's talk about making the same mistake over and over, even after you've been called out on it numerous times. I guess it's a neck thing, I don't know.

[Rome]

Goldfinger is on BBC America right now.  Hoyda Galore indeed.

[ice grillin you]

watched my first netflix instant watch movie today...btw that feature on netflix is beyond great

taxi to the dark side - outstanding documentary chronicling the murder of an innocent afghan boy at the hands of united states interorrgaters/torturers and on a larger scale it explains the process and recent history of americas turn to the dark side in terms of our use of torture since 9-11...its a must see and i also highly suggest "no end in sight" which was charles fergusons excellent doc on the occupation of iraq as an companion piece


9/10


no end in sight - 10/10

[SD_Eagle5]

watched my first netflix instant watch movie today...btw that feature on netflix is beyond great

It's even better when you have a 360 and can stream it over your TV. Since I've had netflix I've only received 3 movies in the mail but have streamed 10+

[MadMarchHare]

watched my first netflix instant watch movie today...btw that feature on netflix is beyond great

taxi to the dark side - outstanding documentary chronicling the murder of an innocent afghan boy at the hands of united states interorrgaters/torturers and on a larger scale it explains the process and recent history of americas turn to the dark side in terms of our use of torture since 9-11...its a must see and i also highly suggest "no end in sight" which was charles fergusons excellent doc on the occupation of iraq as an companion piece


9/10

Without trying to be inflammatory, how unbiased are these?  Michael Moore has a hint of truth in all his docs, but they're mostly opinionated garbage.


no end in sight - 10/10

[ice grillin you]

99.9%

they reference actual laws passed memos classified and unclassified govt documents ect...

[mussa]

michael moore always put together a good arguement, if they are all true or not is unknown

[ice grillin you]

dark days - documentary about a group of homeless people that live in the amtrak tunnels below nyc....some for as long as the last 20 years...the premise sounded fascinating to me but the execution was terrible...it was very slow and plodding and was not narrated so you got no background information on any of these people...thus you could not get invested in their lives or care what happens to them

3/10

[Seabiscuit36]

Bumfights.com is a better view of bums

[PhillyPhreak54]

igy, you're a big documentary fan aren't you?

Wasn't there one awhile back you mentioned about the suicide jumpers from the GG bridge? WHat was the name of that?

[ice grillin you]

i love docs...a great documentary crushes a great movie anytime and "the bridge" is one of my all time favorites