What Is Your Favorite TV Show?

[eclark1894]

The Love Boat soon will be making a final runnnn!
The Love Boat will become razor blades for everyone!

Yep, that's actually the Pacific Princess, aka The Love Boat about to be scrapped in a shipyard in Turkey two years ago.

Gives me an idea for a model though.

 

[Lyne]

THIS MOVIE!!!!!!!!
http://www.dvdsreleasedates.com/covers/fantastic-beasts-and-where-to-find-them-blu-ray-cover-90.jpg
IS COMING OUT ON DVD SOON-ISH.... so excited!!

 

[RAMWolff]

I can't wait Lyne. I so loved that movie along with Dr. Strange which is around the corner on Blue Ray soon too! WOOT!

 

[Lyne]

not a TV show, but oh my gosh, what an exciting movie this looks like!??!
http://www.imdb.com/list/ls053181649/videoplayer/vi3242636825?ref_=hm_hp_i_1

VALERIAN - THE CITY OF A THOUSAND PLANETS!?

 

[Rae134]

oh what fun Lyne!

 

[Miss B]

I think just had a spoiler ad on TV the other day for that movie Lyne, but I wasn't paying much attention, so wasn't sure what it was all about.

 

[quietrob]

I must see it!!!

 

[Digitell]

OHHH A beautiful movie..a must see!

 

[RAMWolff]

Yes, want to see that movie and the remake of IT by Stephen King.

 

[Miss B]

OHHH A beautiful movie..a must see!

Yes, the visuals alone will be worth it.

 

[Deleted member 325]

Yes, planning to see that movie when it comes out. Just makes me sad that I was never able to reach that level in the field of VFX work. That's the kind of stuff I always wanted to do.

 

[quietrob]

Yes, want to see that movie and the remake of IT by Stephen King.

How odd. I remember seeing the original "It", the black and white version when I was a child. I don't remember a clown. I do remember it as so chilling that I wanted to turn the channel! Oh to enjoy the scary movie as a child.

 

[Miss B]

I'm not a fan of scary/horror movies, and the only Stephen King movie I was able to sit through was Misery, and then I still had to look away when she crippled him.

 

[Digitell]

I saw the first IT with Annette Otoole and John Boy..Loved "IT"!! Read the book too..very good book also! This new movie looks very good too!! Cant Wait

 

[Zaarin]

I'm not a fan of scary/horror movies, and the only Stephen King movie I was able to sit through was Misery, and then I still had to look away when she crippled him.

I'm not a fan of horror, either, though I've started to develop a taste for psychological horror video games. Everybody's Gone to the Rapture left me thinking about it for weeks and deprived me of sleep for two nights (not from fear, but from thinking about the game's themes). I really want to play it again, because I know there's a lot that I missed (not about the mystery, which was patently obvious from five minutes in, but about the lives of the people of Yaughton). It's not the kind of game I'd want to play every day, but in small doses it's really fascinating. Even if you don't like horror (as I generally don't) I highly recommend both Everybody's Gone to the Rapture and Firewatch (the horror elements are really light, btw). (Um, strong language warning on both but especially the former. Just FYI.) Everybody's Gone... also has an absolutely exquisite soundtrack that's worth picking up even if you skip the game.

 

[Deleted member 325]

How odd. I remember seeing the original "It", the black and white version when I was a child. I don't remember a clown. I do remember it as so chilling that I wanted to turn the channel! Oh to enjoy the scary movie as a child.

The one with Roddy McDowell? Thought I imagined that movie as so few people I have spoken with know what I am talking about when I discuss it. Yes, wonderful movie.

 

[quietrob]

The one with Roddy McDowell? Thought I imagined that movie as so few people I have spoken with know what I am talking about when I discuss it. Yes, wonderful movie.

Oh yeah. I'm pretty sure that's the one. I've been waiting for years for it to return to the boob tube but so far, I've read a book called HE and saw a movie called THEM but still no IT!

Nice to know I'm not alone in seeing that movie.

 

[McGyver]

Ah... THEM... That is one of my all time favorite Atomic Age "if you expose it to radiation it will grow giant and rampage through your city" movies... Well... Besides Godzilla...
My friend has a car alarm that sounds just like the ants (Thems?) when they were attacking...
Besides the line the little girl utters "it's them!!!", I think THEM was supposed to stand for something... Terror... Hiccups... Excitement... Mangos... I think I only got the "T" right... But it was in the trailer... Which I have long forgotten.

 

[McGyver]

I looked up THEM and found the trailer on YouTube... It's: Terror... Horror... Excitement... Mystery!
Two out of four isn't bad... Excitement and mystery sound kinda fun though... Not sure getting eaten by giant ants is exciting or mysterious...
Megh... It was the 50s times were different.

 

[quietrob]

THEM! I think it was James Whitmore in that movie. (Nope, I'm not googling it). Having James Whitmore in that movie gave it credibility. I love those old sci-fi movies with their formula characters that we still see to this day. The bold upstart hero who doesn't follow orders, the sexy glasses wearing scientist who hates him in the beginning of the movie but is making out with him at the end of the flick. The tough general who just wants to get things done. There's normally an older scientist somewhere in there who figures out how to win while they destroy those terribly fake looking cities. Typically the scientist girl is his daughter. Great stuff!
By the way, speaking of Godzilla, they finally got it right last time. Godzilla isn't evil.