I haven't seen it, but my friend tells me "Horrible Bosses" is worth sitting through.
Dan
I haven't seen it, but my friend tells me "Horrible Bosses" is worth sitting through.
Dan
^^^ Wife and I saw it in the theater. Initial reaction was.....it was ok.
Then for the following week we still found ourselves talking about and laughing about parts of the movie. So we agreed that it was pretty funny and better than most movies out lately. Certainly worth a rent.
I once got an entire chat room of people watching the same EP of Ancient Aliens at the same time, synced close enough that we were doing our own commentary. Fun stuff.
Breaking Bad is a great show that I picked up on Netflix.
Other than that, the oddball documentaries are great. There's one about a college parking lot that was pretty good and one about Helvetica font. Interesting stuff.
I don't know if The League has been mentioned yet, but it's pretty damn funny. I don't play fantasy football or do anything with football in general and still found it hilarious
speedblind wrote: Other than that, the oddball documentaries are great. There's one about a college parking lot that was pretty good...
That one was pretty awesome. It was The Parkinglot or something like that. It was cool hear different people's backgrounds that were working there. That doc made me want to find a job at a parkinglot. 
That was one of few docs I turned off because it was just that boring. Then again, I had just watched Exit Through the Gift Shop, which is a far cooler movie.
^Both great ones.
I think I liked the perspective of human nature of the Parking Lot, having worked at Quik Trip through high school and into college.
Has anyone mentioned " Love the Beast" yet?
The NF blurb:
Eric Bana makes his directorial debut with this documentary about his biggest obsession: his Ford XB Falcon Coupe, aka "the Beast." The actor examines his auto fixation and chronicles his attempts to compete in the treacherous Targa Tasmania race. The Beast has been by his side for more than 20 years -- but can it endure this grueling five-day affair? Jay Leno, Dr. Phil McGraw and auto expert Jeremy Clarkson drop by to share their thoughts.
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