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On season 7 of  Outlander.

Feels like the story is getting interesting again after a not bad, but directionless season 6 which retread old ground.
 
A few days ago I rewatched Uncle Buck. Still very good, still very enjoyable—a genuinely heartwarming film. Then yesterday I watched Weapons and almost immediately recognized that old woman… who turned out to be none other than Buck’s love interest, Amy Madigan. Huh! Talk about coincidence. As for the movie itself—nothing too extraordinary, though the different points of view were certainly interesting.
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Uncle Buck is such a great movie!
Actually alot of Candy´s are awesome: Trains, Planes & Automobiles, Who´s Harry Crumb and the very underrated Delirious!
 
MindRuler said:
Uncle Buck is such a great movie!
Actually alot of Candy´s are awesome: Trains, Planes & Automobiles, Who´s Harry Crumb and the very underrated Delirious!
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Yes, I’ve already mentioned here that I consider Planes, Trains & Automobiles a truly GREAT movie.
 
Just finished watching—what a damn great movie! It really captures the everyday struggles of paramedics. The mix of black humor and social commentary is wonderfully balanced. I’m impressed.
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I’m on the third episode of Landman and really enjoying it so far. (I also liked the first season of Goliath, which Billy Bob Thornton starred in as well.)
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I often watch compilations of 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown while eating breakfast. Always funny.
 
Had a bit of a Halloween Spook-tacular this weekend... after Halloween night, as I was out :lol:

First I watched The Long Walk. I read the book a little while ago and really enjoyed it, the film is also pretty solid, though somehow even briefer than the book. I think it could've benefitted from spending a little more time with some of the other characters, but the actors were all really good and it's a mostly very faithful adaptation. I think I prefer the book ending, but I appreciate the change the film made, made it more of a surprise.

I've been watching The X Files from the beginning recently, having never seen any of it before. Just in time (almost) for Halloween I made it to the infamously disturbing episode "Home", and yeah, it's pretty harrowing. Brilliant, but harrowing.

And I'm currently rounding the weekend off with another infamous piece of television: Ghostwatch. Sure, nowadays it's a little hard to believe anybody really fell for it, but it's really well done and genuinely pretty spooky.

Anyway, I think I've had enough of seeing harm brought to children for one weekend.
 
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