What are you watching?

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

They started dancing at the end. Somewhere I posted one(for a different mv) where the woman was overcome to the point of falling out of her chair. Then there's this guy:

First time I've seen someone get so excited he has to get up and leave the room. 😂

 

[herlig9]

 

[Ent]

Another entry into Ent's "mindless movie" category:

Hippo's Revenge" - a true blockbuster garnering an average rating of 1.0 stars..!
Ent can honestly say he has no words to describe it.
The only thing coming close in every category, in his experience, is The War of the Gargantuas.

 

[Ent]

Ooh... ooh... Ent forgot to mention...
2 nights ago he found another stupendous entry into the Mindless Movies Hall of Fame to watch while he studied on the paleontological record and diversification of the beetles. (Fascinating.)

The astonishing 2020 film, Big Freaking Rat.
It truly left Ent speechless.

 

[herlig9]

Bob's Burgers. Legit wholesome but kinda edgy at time!

 

[Erurávennë]

Watched Pirates of the Carribean: The Curse of the Black Pearl today for the first time.

 

[Deimos]

Watched Pirates of the Carribean: The Curse of the Black Pearl today for the first time.

That's the best one.

 

[herlig9]

Sheb Wooley " pre recorded this. But also played the guy who did the Wilhelm Scrream in the movie "Distant Drums", in his short uncredited role as Private Jessup

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

PBS aired a documentary last night on the incredible finds at the sites of the 3,000 year old Shu Kingdom in China.

 

[herlig9]

Who would Gandalf side with?

 

[Erurávennë]

Who would Gandalf side with?

The Steller's sea eagle for sure.

 

[herlig9]

The Steller's sea eagle for sure.

FOOL OF A TOOK! "Gandalf screams at the Raven!"

 

[Server Room Gremlin]

I've been following the making of The Pretender, an upcoming short film about Richard of Shrewsbury in late 15th century England. (Essentially taking the perspective that 'Perkin Warbeck' really was who he claimed to be, the younger son of King Edward IV.)
They've been sharing behind the scenes clips on YouTube and Instagram.

 

[Beleg_Cúthalion]

I just finished watching the 1965 version of "That Darn Cat" and I have to say it is one of the most heartwarming and funny movies I have seen. I enjoyed this very much and can certainly recommend it.

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

If you enjoyed that, you'd probably like this one from a couple of years earlier, with some fantasy elements:

The full movie is on YouTube.

 

[Beleg_Cúthalion]

If you enjoyed that, you'd probably like this one from a couple of years earlier, with some fantasy elements:

The full movie is on YouTube.

Thank you! I'll make sure to watch that soon!

Here's another movie I watched recently. I found it to be very funny. I plan on seeing the 1963 Son of Flubber next, since it's the sequel to this movie.

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

If comedy from that era is your thing, I heartily recommend this one, set in Victorian times, and filled with famous British actors -- also a lot of black humor. 😄

 

[Erurávennë]

Watched the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Pirates of the Caribbean films the past week; I am watching the fifth one tonight. They are fun, but perhaps sometimes confusing(the 3rd one felt hard to follow with so many story threads!) and loosely tying to the preceding film. I enjoyed them but I do not know quite what to think about them. I think I would at least watch the first two or three again. I get the impression that the earlier ones are better.

 

[herlig9]

 

[Deimos]

Watched the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Pirates of the Caribbean films the past week; I am watching the fifth one tonight. They are fun, but perhaps sometimes confusing(the 3rd one felt hard to follow with so many story threads!) and loosely tying to the preceding film. I enjoyed them but I do not know quite what to think about them. I think I would at least watch the first two or three again. I get the impression that the earlier ones are better.

Your impression is "spot-on" 😉.