jharris
Sous Chef
You won't be disappointed with Lincoln CG.
A must see for sure
A must see for sure
What's the last movie you watched?
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Barbara L
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We watched "Skyfall: 007" at our friends' tonight. We enjoyed it. 
justplainbill
Executive Chef
Canadian Bacon
tinlizzie
Head Chef
The Confessions of Robert Crumb. What a life! What a guy!
vitauta
Executive Chef
thanks for the tip, tin! i wouldn't want to have to live the life of robert crumb, but i'm thankful that he is--living that life. living it for us, living it with us at times. a special thanks to rc for bringing light to the dark recesses of our minds and hearts. well, recognition at least....
for anyone interested, this movie can be viewed on youtube.
I also have less miserables waiting for when Kathleen gets back from the garden.
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The Miserables, know the story, I think listening to it be sung, again, is just something I do not want to sit through...
Back to "Destroyed in Seconds" on the Velocity Channel.
Back to "Destroyed in Seconds" on the Velocity Channel.
jharris
Sous Chef
tinlizzie said:
Thanks TL,
That sounds very interesting.
http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0255902/plotsummary
Thanks for the tip Vituata.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR9vfcNYBhc&feature=youtube_gdata_player
bakechef
Executive Chef
Last night watched Sweeney Todd...
I knew that this was a very dark tale, but it was even more dark and than I expected. It was OK.
I knew that this was a very dark tale, but it was even more dark and than I expected. It was OK.
I knew there was singing, but I didn't realize it was nothing but. I ended up fairly annoyed with it.
Sweeny Todd was awesome, in a dark macabre sort of way.
bakechef
Executive Chef
It was good, but I may not have been in the mood for it, I was kind of a grouch yesterday...
tinlizzie
Head Chef
On Netflix streaming, I watched Broken English, written and directed by Zoe Cassavettes. A pleasant enough tale of a modern 30-ish single girl looking for love but striking out over and over through no fault of her own. Starred Parker Posey, who was a treat to watch in Best of Show, one of my favorite films. What a great smile she has! Also Gina Rowlands (I'm assuming she's Zoe's mother) with cameos from Roy Thinnes & Peter Bogdanovich. Some very nice location shots in Paris.
cjmmytunes
Head Chef
Waiting for my Breaking Dawn Part 2 DVD to come in, then I'm going to have a Twilight marathon. Wonder if anyone has ever seen "Young Doctors in Love"?
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