Favorite movie/show?

Movies

The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
Gladiator (2000)
When Harry met Sally...(1989)
Groundhog Day (1993)
The Last Days of Disco (1998)
The Fisher King (1991)
Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
The Paper (1994)
Labyrinth (1986)
Léon (1994)
The Prince of Tides (1991)

TV Shows/Miniseries

Seinfeld
Frasier
Golden girls
Murphy Brown
Extras
Prime Suspect


BTW I do love
Singin' in the Rain

Favorite TV Show

The Office!!

I've started watching Fringe, and it is fantastic! Not so great when it began, but a few episodes in and I'm hooked! Highly recommended for sci-fi fans.

I agree Fringe is great...walter is a hoot! (" I like cutting") LOL, I like 'Life', Dollhouse, and 'lie to me' BBC has some great shows like Top Gear, and Hustle. The best all Time is 'House' though imo.

Dollhouse should be out on DVD on July 28! You're saying I should watch Fringe when it returms?

Absolutely. So far, it seems well worth another season. The same goes for Dollhouse.

yes Cap, I would wager you would like the dry, dark humor....just a hunch.:wave:

Favorite Movie By far for me

Taken! It was so intense

TV Show: Mmm probably House ^_^

Hells Kitchen u.s.a. and Kitchen Nightmares u.s.a , you guys over there crack me up, and South Park of course ,thats hilarious

Kath & Kim - no contest!

Saw Sicko, a documentary film by Michael Moore, a couple of days ago.

Quite a comedy.

Did you mean "hum aapke hai kaun" ?

Battlestar Galactica........

I just finished watching the final season of BSG from the DVD set.

I just can't apply the superlatives that I would like to this series, I'd be accused of gushing.

I've been a fan of almost every Sci-Fi movie or TV series for more than 40 years, but this show has managed to integrate the vastness and complexity of the human experience, mysticism, and mythology better than any other format I've contacted, be it written, feature, or TV serial. Perhaps even musically.

All the people involved in the creation and execution of this story, have brought a reality to the ugliness and the eclecticism of man, in way I believe never before achieved.

But just for good old, down home, storytelling, this show makes Beowolf look like a nursery rhyme.

The section I think you're referencing, revolved around the humans starting a colony on a planet they called, "New Caprica", which was then subjected to a Cylon occupation. I've heard that particular section of the story called, "the most depressing show on television". I took it as part of the story that needed telling. It was hard to take though, no joy as it were. But, occupations in wartime are most definitely based in fact. That said, I've watched every PBS documentary on the holocaust and Auschwitz I've known about. Those weren't your basic, "NBC Comedy Thursday" fare either.

The beauty of the BSG saga, is that it was allowed to complete, and it coupled into back into the human experience. The most difficult part of creating a successful Sci-Fi show, is creating a mythology that compliments our hopes, psyches, beliefs, and value systems. This show borrowed from, and melded with, the beliefs and values already present in all of us, in a comprehensive way, that prior to BSG was never done.

After watching the fifth season of Andromeda deteriorate into incoherence fueled by Kevin Sorbo's ego, by comparison, and even in its own right, BSG went out in a blaze of glory.

True Blood has a similar ambience to one of Quentin Tarentino's "Grindhouse" movies, at least the teaser episode that aired on network TV did. But with no cable, no joy on that one for me. I keep meaning to open a Net Flicks account, to catch up on some of the cable series, albeit an season late. Stargate Atlantis Season 5 comes to mind as a must see also.

The Office is the funniest show on TV now. Period.

Two and a half Men *_*

Favorite movie: Fight Club

Favorite show: Six Feet Under