Double Jeopardy

Coco before Chanel.

Mercury Rising (1998)

Anatomy Of A Murder (1959)

I Spit on Your Grave

I just watched the Addams Family/Addams Family Values double feature disc. The picture quality was amazing. You'd think that with two movies on the same side of a disc, the quality would be crap, but they're both single layer movies, one on each layer. The set is great, especially if you're trying to save space, as you get everything that's on the individual releases.

This Property Is Condemned. Redford-Wood in a Pollack film. so so.

Elvis (1979)

Borrrrinnnnggggggg.....

Masters of Horror: Imprint

Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus. It was everything I hoped it would be, only not as cheesy as I'd have preferred. The special effects were mid-90s TV show quality, and I was hoping more for late 70s. Still, just the kind of thing to make me feel good about my Netflix membership.

Airplane!
Dumb and Dumber

Star Wars

Society - Not sure why it took me so long to watch this flick since I loved Yuzna's output in the 80's, and Screaming Mad George's FX. Good flick, even if it does take a while to get to some gory gags.

Inglorious Basterds.



(finally)

Airplane II
88 Minutes

Cool, I'll have to Netflix that as well.

Jeeves & Wooster Season 1, discs 1 & 2 - As good as I hoped. Love reading Wodehouse, and it was great seeing Hugh Laurie in something different.

Me too! And can you believe it's probably been 3 years since I last watched it?

My wife and I bought the complete series box about a month ago on sale at Barnes & Noble for just $30! Great deal. Otherwise, as much as I enjoy it, I can't advise paying the $60 list price (much less the list price on the individual season releases, or the original box set).

Anyway, we rented Zombieland from Redbox tonight. My brother hadn't seen it, and we were keen to re-watch it, having loved it during its theatrical release. I was worried that it wouldn't be as fun the second time around, but it was.

Jaws

Agatha Christie's Poirot. Volume 5. Well, one of them: Curse of the Egyptian Tomb!

Hawaii Five-0. Season 8

Van Nuys Blvd.
Then a second time (with the commentary)
Then a third time (without)

Once Were Warriors
The Rapture

Magnificent Obsession (1935) - Not as good as the 1954 version, but still quite good.
From UFA to Hollywood: Douglas Sirk Remembers - German doc/interview.
Kansas: Device-Voice-Drum - Kansas rocks!
Rick Springfield: The Beat of the Live Drum - I saw him in concert a couple years ago, and when he ran through the crowd I got a high five.
An Evening With Kevin Smith - Wow, he drew some big crowds. Does he still tour?
Short Cuts - I well up quite easily, but this made me cry cry.
The Big Store - Loving my Marx brothers indoctrination.

DayWatch = didn't really like nightwatch but liked this. I'm not sure why. Maybe because I watched it in its native language.