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OT: What are you Watching/Listening/Drinking?

Preston said:
Yeah I just don't really do drugs like alcohol and marijuana. They're fine but I have to be in the mood.
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I sold all my gummies to a friend of mine. Didn't really do anything for me. I'm sticking to CBD as a relaxation/sleep aid for now.
 
I have no Idea how this movie The Drop slipped through the cracks on me, with two of my faves in Gandolfini and Hardy, but this flick rocks.
 
zeke said:
I have no Idea how this movie The Drop slipped through the cracks on me, with two of my faves in Gandolfini and Hardy, but this flick rocks.
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Obviously, you're not a true fan. Do you even Beaus, breau?
 
Really enjoying Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency. But then again I'm a huge fan of Douglas Adams. Show holds true to the spirit of the books and worth a look if you're down with a bizarre but interesting storyline.
 
I was surprised to see some people here and elsewhere say they loved the move Tombstone, because I had never been able to get all the way through it. But it had been a long time so against my better judgment I decided to give it one more legit chance last night and try to get through it.

Well, I got through it, but it wasn't easy. That movie stinks. Sorry. Just a complete mess. Almost nothing to recommend about it other than Kilmer, and even he was a bit too over the top. It actually angered me how poorly the villains were acted and developed. And it didn't even look convincing even though they obviously spent shitloads on sets and costumes.

On the other hand, it did remind me of another passtime that's actually legit fascinating - getting lost in Wild West Wikipedia. It's hilarious how in depth the wikis on all these wild west characters are, and how they all interlinked with each other. I highly recommend getting lost in there the next time you're bored and maybe a bit high.

And next time you want to watch a western there are so so so many great ones please don't watch this one.
 
zeke said:
I was surprised to see some people here and elsewhere say they loved the move Tombstone, because I had never been able to get all the way through it. But it had been a long time so against my better judgment I decided to give it one more legit chance last night and try to get through it.

Well, I got through it, but it wasn't easy. That movie stinks. Sorry. Just a complete mess. Almost nothing to recommend about it other than Kilmer, and even he was a bit too over the top. It actually angered me how poorly the villains were acted and developed. And it didn't even look convincing even though they obviously spent shitloads on sets and costumes.

On the other hand, it did remind me of another passtime that's actually legit fascinating - getting lost in Wild West Wikipedia. It's hilarious how in depth the wikis on all these wild west characters are, and how they all interlinked with each other. I highly recommend getting lost in there the next time you're bored and maybe a bit high.

And next time you want to watch a western there are so so so many great ones please don't watch this one.
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Tombstone is not great cinema but it's very entertaining. One of my favourite movies.
 
Habspatrol said:
Outlaw Josey Wales is my all time fav Western.
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that's a great one.

I recently re-watched For A Few Dollars More, which somehow always gets dissappeared in between Fistful of Dollars and the Good, Bad, and Ugly......but i'm not sure that Few Dollars More isn't the best of them.
 
Up there with the Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken scene from True Romance.

Wales: You a bounty hunter?
Guy: Man's gotta do something for a livin' these days.
Wales: Dyin' ain't much of a livin' boy.

 
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