What are you watching?

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Found a James Bond movie channel on my new TV.

Currently watching The Spy who Loved Me... Barbara Bach swoon
Nobody does it better!
Last weekend :D
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Only time I hated James Bond, at that moment. I was about six or seven when I saw it in the theatre with family. Even back then I wanted her to be my wife.
When I watched it some years later, I felt people can change. She has a nice smile. :lol:
 
I'm watching the sixth season of Midnight Diner on Netflix. A very long-running series that started in 2009 and went into a 7-year hiatus after it's last season was released in 2019. It's a slice of life show that takes places in a little, rustic Tokyo diner that opens from midnight til seven in the morning where the chef, only known as Master, will serve any food item requested by his assorted gallery of night customers, provided he has the ingredients. The stories unfold based on the food item featured in the episode.

The first episode of the sixth season deals with the COVID quarantine years and the long absence with beautiful simplicity.

I'm also watching season three of Nobody Wants This because I like anything that Kristen Bell does.
 
Flight of the Navigator (1986). I haven’t seen this movie in at least 30 years.
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TB
The first one was decent, the other two, not great but I was committed. :lol:
It's probably the only movie with ol' Mumbles in I've ever liked. Some nice practical effects and vehicular stunts.

The no-budget fourth movie with Roger Murtaugh and his Bad Asses partner Machete Cortez sounds like it'd be a hilarious watch, though.
 
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It's probably the only movie with ol' Mumbles in I've ever liked.
Snatch is at the top of that list for me.
 
Mumbles in Rock n’ Rolla wasn’t as highly memorable.
 
"Wussull warra floopth... caravan". In terms of incomprehensibility Brad Pitt's accent in Switch made Statham sound like a newsreader by comparison. Guess I shouldn't have watched it at the cinema with no subtitles.
 
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The first one was decent, the other two, not great but I was committed. :lol:
Yeah, the first one was definitely a wild one. I remember it back from 4-5 years ago, I have occasional dreams about it where me and some friends will be watching it.
 
I woke up at 0330. Saw on Bluesky that all the Star Trek movies are available on Tubi for free. So I downloaded the app to my XBox One X and I just finished watching Star Trek: The Motion Picture - The Director’s Edition.
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I woke up at 0330. Saw on Bluesky that all the Star Trek movies are available on Tubi for free. So I downloaded the app to my XBox One X and I just finished watching Star Trek: The Motion Picture - The Director’s Edition.
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VisionQuest kind of ripped off the plot of this movie as the sidekick's girlfriend is turned into a robot but gets better.
 
I saw the newly restored version at the cinema in October, so im going to start with the unseen workprint and go on from there...
Delivered earlier today by a man in a black cloak on coach and horses... (possibly).
If anything, this is even better than the 6 disc collectors edition of Curse of Frankenstein from last year!
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Disc 5 is an unseen Workprint!

I haven't bought a set with a workprint in it since I bought the Blade Runner DVD tin with 5 versions of the movie and 2 discs of documentary and extras 20 years ago!

Discs 3 and 4 are blu ray copies of UHD Discs 1 and 2. Discs 6 and 7 contain the extras...
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Watching the full movie, "Lethal Weapon 4" on Youtube. There were a lot of intense scenes from that old iconic film.
 
Happy 100th Anniversary Route 66!

Time to watch the auto-biography!

Angel Delgadillo (pictured with me near the bottom in the photo below) and his brother were "played" by Luigi and Mario in the movie Cars:
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Such a fun movie. WAY ahead of its time
Those computer graphics cleaned up real nice in the ensuing forty-three years.
 
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