Drive-in Saturday

[extemporanea]

Movie club! As you know, Bob, we (being me and jo&stv, occasionally with the EL) have a technically monthly movie club, whose simple and stated purpose is to watch two movies back-to-back, preferably films none of us have seen before, with a common theme or possibly "common" "theme" and excellent food of the eat-on-your-lap variety. The proceedings

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[wolverine_nun]

What a lovely read to start the day on, while having morning yoghurt (stewed fruit and custard flavour)and coffee. I don my imaginary fedora *makes putting on hat motion*, pose in first position, and depart stage left.

[extemporanea]

What a lovely image to reward a long rambling review post! I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I hope it inspires you to watch some of these movies.

[strawberryfrog]

PS: did you try Black Mirror yet? I'd recommend Season 2, Ep 1 as a gentle intro to the series.

[extemporanea]

Am currently distracted by the need to re-watch all the Marvel movies in preparation for Iron Man III, but I keep seeing the CD on my desk and thinking "gosh, must watch that!" I'll get there, promise.

[strawberryfrog]

Ah, I saw Iron Man III last night. It was all right.

[rumint]

Thanks for the reviews, I've always wanted to see Hidden Fortress, as I enjoy Kurosawa.

I shall definitely seek out Iron Sky, given my strong tendency to add weird-science Nazis into my Cthulhu campaigns at every opportunity - this year running Achtung Cthulhu's 'U-boats to Atlantis' and 'Assault on the Mountains of Madness' ww2 campaign.

[dicedcaret]

In a belated follow-up to a recent conversation, herewith a suggestion for your next movie club: Life of Brian and This Is Spinal Tap.

I have the DVDs if you wish to borrow them.