Obveeus
2018-01-08 13:46:48 UTC
I watched:
BIG MOUTH: Episode #6 of the series. In this one, one of the side
characters is worried that he had impregnated his pillow. Meanwhile,
the two main characters take a trip into New York City where Duke
Ellington sings a song about the place.
THE MANY FACES OF ITO: Episode #3 of this Japanese comedy series. I
still have trouble telling the characters apart and figuring out what is
going on...maybe because all of the characters are so much caricature
rather than realistic people?
OUR SOULS AT NIGHT: Robert Redford and Jane Fonda star in this 2017
romcom about lonely old farts in a town filled with old farts. This
film uses a lot of silent stares as 'dialog'. The whole film takes
place in Colorado, yet all the outdoor scenes fail to show a mountain
range...even when they take a trip to the mountains to go camping. The
funniest part of this film is that Judy Greer got top billing and she is
only in the film for about a minute. Maybe this film was just done as a
tribute to the dead writer, but otherwise, it didn't seem to offer
anything much to the audience.
NFL: I watched some of the Panthers vs. Saints game. At one point, Cam
Newton ran the ball three times in a row. You'd think that after this
many years they would realize that this is professional football and not
the lesser college version of the game.
What did you watch?
BIG MOUTH: Episode #6 of the series. In this one, one of the side
characters is worried that he had impregnated his pillow. Meanwhile,
the two main characters take a trip into New York City where Duke
Ellington sings a song about the place.
THE MANY FACES OF ITO: Episode #3 of this Japanese comedy series. I
still have trouble telling the characters apart and figuring out what is
going on...maybe because all of the characters are so much caricature
rather than realistic people?
OUR SOULS AT NIGHT: Robert Redford and Jane Fonda star in this 2017
romcom about lonely old farts in a town filled with old farts. This
film uses a lot of silent stares as 'dialog'. The whole film takes
place in Colorado, yet all the outdoor scenes fail to show a mountain
range...even when they take a trip to the mountains to go camping. The
funniest part of this film is that Judy Greer got top billing and she is
only in the film for about a minute. Maybe this film was just done as a
tribute to the dead writer, but otherwise, it didn't seem to offer
anything much to the audience.
NFL: I watched some of the Panthers vs. Saints game. At one point, Cam
Newton ran the ball three times in a row. You'd think that after this
many years they would realize that this is professional football and not
the lesser college version of the game.
What did you watch?