Watched Scanners while we ate dinner earlier...

Galaxy Quest

WWE: Backlash 2005

Trackdown
Scorchy

Rocketship X-M

The Goonies
The Other Sister

Mr Smith goes to Washington, house of cards in the old days.
Bloodrayne, a horrible movie that I liked

Watched Rosemary's Baby, followed by an episode of The Invaders (from The First Season): The Innocent.

Ben Hur (1925 Version)

I'm on an Uwe Boll watching spree. Don't ask me why.



He didn't actually direct this one, by the way, and it's really more of a reboot than a sequel.

Rick Yune, Lance Henriksen, Bill Moseley, Ralf Moeller, Danny Trejo, Zack Ward, Natassia Malthe, Jason Connery, Michael Paré, P.J. Soles... all of them are in this movie, and none of them are named or pictured on the cover art. Someone from the marketing department deserves to be fired.

A.C.O.D.
21 Jump Street

Peter and the Wolf (2006)

Ben Hur (The 1959 "Heston" Version) One of Two Movies that share the title of all-time favorite Movie. (I'll be watching the other one tomorrow, and it also stars Charlton Heston.)

BTW Both versions of Ben Hur have a HUGE error regarding 'Hur being sent to the Galleys. The Galley he was was a MILITARY ship. and the Roman Navy didn't have slaves manning the oars (Would you have 25-30 Officers fight while 100 or more sit below and do nothing?) In the Roman Navy the rowers were the enlisted (and maybe draftees) men. When their ship rammed an enemy vessel the rowers would grab a sword and shield and fight the enemy.

Now if the Galley was a Civilian Ship the rowers would most likely be slaves.

La cage aux folles

30 Nights of Paranormal Activity With the Devil Inside the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
The Perks of Being a Wallflower

The Desolation of Smaug

August: Osage County
Out of the Furnace
Sommersby
Breathless (1983)

TNA: Slammiversary 2009

The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)

The Punisher (1989)

Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers