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Old 10-19-05 | 05:37 AM
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You hadn't watched Dawn of the Dead before tonight?
Old 10-19-05 | 11:30 AM
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I know, it's shameful. I can't get my wife to ever watch scary movies, so it just got put at the bottom of the list. If it were up to her, we would probably just watch Far and Away repeatedly.

But I pick up pills today, so tonight I should be able to sleep again. I will sort of miss this.
Old 10-19-05 | 02:30 PM
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I remember one time I couldn't sleep and was going through the channels and found the big lebowski on.I hadn't seen it before then.That did not help me go to sleep.Instead I decided to rent the movie since the tv version is heavily edited.I thought the unedited version was hilarious.I then eventually bought the dvd and it remains one of my favorites,dude.

I think the best 2 am movies are the friday the 13th's and nightmare on elm street movies.
Old 10-19-05 | 03:48 PM
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Godzilla movies are the best in the middle of the night.
Old 10-19-05 | 10:04 PM
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Well, I have medication that is suppose to help with sleep and headaches. And it only takes up to 30 days to start to work.....WTF????

Anyway, Batman Begins will be shown tonight in the Man Room.
Old 10-19-05 | 10:30 PM
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I saw Orson Welle's "The Stranger" one night at 3 am and was completely enthralled. It remains my personal favorite of his films even though I realize that it is flawed overall and even he didn't like it much. Something about watching it that late just got to me.
Old 10-20-05 | 12:53 AM
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Oh totally!

Back in the pre-DVD, pre-internet, pre-_____ day, when I actually had HBO and Cinemax - I must have watched every crap movie, B or otherwise, ever produced in the 80's. Some still sucked, even though I still got sucked into watching them - but a few actually became guilty pleasures.
Old 10-20-05 | 12:58 AM
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Vincent Price was always my favorite.

Batman Begins was maybe the best Batman yet. The first was great, 2nd was good, the rest was crap. This one made me wish for more. This is how they all should have been. I was truly amazed. I give it a 2 am 10/10. Of course, I watched it early, but at 2 am it is definately perfection.

Took a pill, and now in 29 days, I'll be able to sleep well again. Unless the medication doesn't work. But until then, I have my lovely little thread to keep me amused.

Time for TV, but I smell a rotten movie coming up as well.
Old 10-20-05 | 04:47 AM
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So what's on?
Old 10-20-05 | 05:43 AM
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I remember the good ole days of watchin' crap movies on late night TV. Old Japanese monster movies, low budget thrillers, some decent dramas. Then the "Infomercial" was invented and it's been raping late night TV for many years now. I mean when you look at the listings for some channels it has "Paid Programming" listed from 11p all the way til 6a the next day.

Me too! My formative years were spent watching some really entertaining movies between the hours of 11 PM - 3 AM, until the goddamn infomercials took over. If not for late night movie viewing, I probably wouldn't have the interest I have now in old movies, especially Film Noir and classic monster movies. I guess this is another example of the destructive power of money.
Old 10-20-05 | 10:46 AM
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So what's on?
I ended up just catching up on Tivo material.
Old 10-20-05 | 12:52 PM
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Also, any horror movie is great in a theater after midnight. I went to a midnight showing of a pretty bad slasher movie called The Pool a few years back and it was great. Saw the same movie on DVD later on and it lost all its charm. Also, saw the 2005 House of Wax at a midnight show (actually 12:30) last May. There were only two other people in the theater, so there was a weird creepy 'isolated but still out in public' feeling. Best theater experience I'd had in years.
Old 10-21-05 | 06:30 AM
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There were only two other people in the theater, so there was a weird creepy 'isolated but still out in public' feeling. Best theater experience I'd had in years.
Sounds like the midnight screening of Hulk I went to.
Old 10-23-05 | 04:42 AM
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Just got done with Land of the Dead. Great middle of the night flick. I was disappointed with the ending in two ways. First they wuss out and let the dead go because they are "just looking for a place to belong" or whatever crap they spewed from their mouths. Yeah, their looking for a place to belong with live humans so they can eat them. DUH. Also, the other shows ended with a little snippet that always let you know "while you may think it ends nicely....it really super sucks to still be around, and they probably all died." That was always cool. So I watched all the credits to see if Romero would do this again, and instead I read a bunch of names that mean nothing.

Next up, I watched a show about the life of an old gospel singer. I enjoy gospel music, and so naturally I enjoyed it, but beyond that it was really nice to watch the life of an old guy and simply learn more about him. But to be honest, it would have been better during the non-cryptic hours.

Well, 2:45 am, and I can't sleep. Time to look for something else.
Old 10-24-05 | 11:05 AM
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Last night (actually this morning) I watched Friday Night Lights. Probably one of the best High School football films I have seen. Varsity Blues was good for someone looking for the antagonist coach, wild group, and cliche' players. Remember the Titans was pretty weak as far as a football movie goes. Radio was more aobut the coach and the mentally retarded boy. The System was more about corrupt coaches.

This was a good show. And one note about Billy Bob Thorton. In his "real" life, I just can't stand the guy. Don't really like anything about him, but he is one of the few actors that can make me forget everything about "him" and just enjoy a movie. He really is a great actor.
Old 10-24-05 | 11:15 AM
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Old 10-24-05 | 11:23 AM
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The Wicker Man is phenomenal at 3 AM. (And earlier, it still owns.)

HBO showed Robot Jox at 5:30 am the other day, I caught the beginning and was properly entertained into slumber. Man how I love that movie.
Old 10-24-05 | 12:45 PM
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Schindler's List is great at any time. But at 2am, fantastic entertainment!

Originally Posted by kvrdave
This was a good show. And one note about Billy Bob Thorton. In his "real" life, I just can't stand the guy. Don't really like anything about him, but he is one of the few actors that can make me forget everything about "him" and just enjoy a movie. He really is a great actor.
I feel the same way about Robin Williams. I really love him in movies (particularly his serious roles), but when he's being interviewed I just want to smack the hell out of him.
Old 10-24-05 | 02:31 PM
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I have rock hard abs, 10 properties I bought with no money down, and a bunch of kitchen appliances that say otherwise.

Going to sleep is generally a bad thing, right now. I just woke up from sleeping a few hours, and have a headache. If I continue to sleep, it will get much worse, but if I stay awake, the headache will go away.

Yea but you could have done all that and more out of your ONE BEDROOM APT.
Old 10-24-05 | 06:57 PM
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Seriously, I am so thankful for TIVO. If I didn't have it recording crap all day long, I would be watching infomercials every night, and knowing me, I would buy a fair amount of it.
Old 10-24-05 | 09:15 PM
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I have to break ranks here and say that bad movies are the best on Saturday mornings/afternoons.
Old 10-25-05 | 01:31 AM
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HBO showed Robot Jox at 5:30 am the other day, I caught the beginning and was properly entertained into slumber. Man how I love that movie.
There should be more movies like this, except done really well. Robot Jox was pretty good, but I imagine things could be sweet these days.

I stopped by Hollywood Video tonight on a quest to find some B-looking horror movies, just for this reason. The girlfriends out of town, so I'll be hitting up hooters and watching:

Monkey Shines
The Black Gate
Bloody Mary

Hopefully the late night, wings, beer, and halloween boobies make this a quality night.
Old 10-25-05 | 08:00 AM
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And one note about Billy Bob Thorton. In his "real" life, I just can't stand the guy.
The guy had Jolie on tap - you have to respect that.
Old 10-25-05 | 06:35 PM
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Last night.... I SLEPT!!!!

I would like to tell you it was wonderful, but I had a headache by 2 am and decided to just keep trying. I continued to sleep, but it was not restful, and I had a nasty headache today. Back to the old schedule.
Old 10-26-05 | 03:19 AM
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You're being shelfish taking those pills, kvrdave. Let the thread live!


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