Best DVD to Watch Hung-Over
12-23-04 | 08:26 AM
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Best DVD to Watch Hung-Over
With holiday times approaching and liquor flowing virtually every night at some party, I was wondering what everyone thinks is the best DVD to watch when hung-over.
I find the LOTR Extended Appendices to be pretty good to watch as your heads pouding. In addition, I enjoy listening to the commentaryon The Limey.
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I find the LOTR Extended Appendices to be pretty good to watch as your heads pouding. In addition, I enjoy listening to the commentaryon The Limey.
Thoughts?
12-23-04 | 08:32 AM
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I always find something by Terry Gilliam to be a good choice, or anything by Quentin Tarantino.
12-23-04 | 08:42 AM
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Revenge of the Nerds
12-23-04 | 10:07 AM
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Leaving Las Vegas might be an appropriate choice 
12-23-04 | 10:15 AM
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From: Formerly known as "12thmonkey"/Frankfort, IL
It has to be something you don't need to concentrate on too much, to allow for occasional dozing in and out.
For me, I'd go with any action/adventure type flick that I've seen a million times, something that is familiar enough not to require my full attention. The Die Hard series, Jurassic Park, T2, etc, would all fill that bill...
For me, I'd go with any action/adventure type flick that I've seen a million times, something that is familiar enough not to require my full attention. The Die Hard series, Jurassic Park, T2, etc, would all fill that bill...
12-23-04 | 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by 12thmonkey
It has to be something you don't need to concentrate on too much, to allow for occasional dozing in and out.
For me, I'd go with any action/adventure type flick that I've seen a million times, something that is familiar enough not to require my full attention. The Die Hard series, Jurassic Park, T2, etc, would all fill that bill...
For me, I'd go with any action/adventure type flick that I've seen a million times, something that is familiar enough not to require my full attention. The Die Hard series, Jurassic Park, T2, etc, would all fill that bill...
Yep. Or a dumb comedy like Airplane, Naked Gun, or Not Another Teen Movie.
