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#332548 - 12/26/10 11:46 AM
Re: So what are you watching tonight?
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shareholder in the making
Registered: 12/26/03
Posts: 10364
Loc: Calgary, Alberta
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Received the special edition Avatar box set for Christmas and watched it last night; definitely a reference movie for HT.
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#332555 - 12/26/10 12:13 PM
Re: So what are you watching tonight?
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connoisseur
Registered: 03/23/10
Posts: 2762
Loc: Brockton Heights, MA
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Finally got around to Tim B.'s Alice. He rarely disappoints, however...
Not Depp at his best. Kind of "Jack Sparrow does Mad Hatter."
Alice is forgettable. It's Bonham Carter's movie and she's her usual awesome.
The 2nd half of the film becomes absurd (not absurdist, that'd be OK) and has not much to do with any previous "Alice(s)."
Though there's a lot to simply gawk at, we've all seen better. And nothing about the soundtrack (music or effects) will grab your attention.
Glad I got it used @ 1/2 price.
On deck: Inception
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#332558 - 12/26/10 12:19 PM
Re: So what are you watching tonight?
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connoisseur
Registered: 03/23/10
Posts: 2762
Loc: Brockton Heights, MA
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Hey, Mel. Happy HoliD's. HTH are ya? What is/are "pemmi?" And how many did you make? The pemmican I make is dehydrated Buffalo meat mixed with rendered Buffalo fat. I was eating one at the Axiom party at Ian's place and you thought I was eating cake/fudge or something. I've been making these latest batches since the end of November. So far I've made 28 lbs of the stuff with another 7 lbs being finished of today. Then I rest for a week and start again in the new year. I'm not much of a holiday celebrator so today is my house cleaning day. Mel, I would say that prepping 35 lb. of Buffalo could very well be construed as a Holiday celebration, of sorts. I'll still think of you eating cake or fudge.
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#332569 - 12/26/10 03:14 PM
Re: So what are you watching tonight?
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aficionado
Registered: 02/28/08
Posts: 787
Loc: Edmonton Alberta
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[quote=BobKayMel, I would say that prepping 35 lb. of Buffalo could very well be construed as a Holiday celebration, of sorts. I'll still think of you eating cake or fudge. [/quote] Bob, the real scary part is, when I'm finished eating all the drying meat in my fridges, which is currently 50 lbs worth, I will switch over to eating pemmican exclusively. That will probably be the end of January. Cake or fudge....Bah Humbug! 
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#332571 - 12/26/10 05:52 PM
Re: So what are you watching tonight?
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Registered: 12/04/06
Posts: 3569
Loc: Nirvana
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I just watched “Aquarion” http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/aquarion/dvd-season-1/by-theron-martinAs usual this is a 16x9 format with 5.1 surround sound. It does an excellent job on both counts especially with the music. I’ve been mostly watching only 16x9 and 5.1 material here at home since I bought a portable DVD player which lends itself more appropriately to the 4x3 2.0 format since that doesn’t take as much advantage of my HT. I generally agree with everything in that review except I give it a little higher score say a B- or 3.5 stars because I liked the characters and how they interacted.
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#332583 - 12/26/10 08:35 PM
Re: So what are you watching tonight?
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connoisseur
Registered: 03/23/10
Posts: 2762
Loc: Brockton Heights, MA
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Mel, I think being alone in that room, surrounded by shiny, shiny rosewood as far as the eye can see, has had an affect which is severe and profound.
Really, nothing other than pemmi? Were you raised on a wagon train?
I, mean, I've been on the TCH, so I know you guys are really attached to the past and all, but...
Really? No fruits, nuts, veggies?
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#332586 - 12/26/10 09:56 PM
Re: So what are you watching tonight?
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Registered: 02/28/08
Posts: 787
Loc: Edmonton Alberta
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Mel, I think being alone in that room, surrounded by shiny, shiny rosewood as far as the eye can see, has had an affect which is severe and profound. Really, nothing other than pemmi? Were you raised on a wagon train? I, mean, I've been on the TCH, so I know you guys are really attached to the past and all, but... Really? No fruits, nuts, veggies? Are you saying my speakers are having a hypnotic effect on me and I'm losing whatever I have for a mind? Don't think I was raised on a wagon train. TCH? I don't know what that is. I've been eating only meat and fat for the last year and a half. Going to straight pemmican won't be a problem.
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#332589 - 12/26/10 10:15 PM
Re: So what are you watching tonight?
[Re: onn]
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connoisseur
Registered: 03/23/10
Posts: 2762
Loc: Brockton Heights, MA
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Wow! That's a committment. I was joking about the wagon train. Ya know, not many people these days on such a "hominid heritage" sort of diet. You don't even have to ask a realtor, "How close is the nearest supermarket?" That IS cool!
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