A couple comments up you guys were talking about the movie Dark City. I caught the end of it the other day and i must say I was Extrmely lost. It was so crazy with the dudes in the earth and everything was dark. If it ever comes on again i definitely would watch the rest.

Dark City was a strange one. I'd seen it years ago. I wasn't impressed with it then. Watching it again I laughed at the guys and that crazy kid in the Uncle Fester coats.

Mall Cop, what a major epic fail. The few and far between funny lines can't save it. A waste of my time. I FF through alot of it....and it put Brian to snoring.

I found appreciation for mall cop for two reasons. It was in jersey and i am a HUGE king of queens fan, Favorite sitcom ever. the movie could have been a little better and a little less "extreme" with all the sports stars in it.

Additional Comedy recommendation:

Let It Ride - 1989. Stars Richard Dreyfus as the comedy-lead and Robbie Coltrane has a decent audition for Abe by playing The Ticket Seller.

-Wapitikev

We watched Passengers tonight. It starred Anne Hathaway and Patrick Wilson. Set some place in the Pacific north west. It's about a group of survivors from a plane crash. I must admit...I had suspicions about some of the characters. Turns out I was partially correct. The movie did make me cry...hell.... I must be getting soft.....I cry at more movies now-a-days. :cryin:

Worth the 90 odd minutes.

Here are five guilty pleasures you may enjoy:

• The Reivers (1969) - "coming of age tale set in early 1900's"
  
• Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964) - "strange mix of sci-fi with classic story, but it works for me"
  
• Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol (1962) - "seasonal, but my favorite version"
  
• One False Move (1992) - "as good as Fargo" (not for kids)
  
• A High Wind in Jamaica (1965) - "Pirates!"
  

After watching Wolverine, Origins tonight..... we stumbled on Evolution. I absolutely love that movie. Some great comedic lines and some good music.

Ca-caw...lol

Here are five guilty pleasures you may enjoy:

• The Reivers (1969) - "coming of age tale set in early 1900's"
  
• Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964) - "strange mix of sci-fi with classic story, but it works for me"
  
• Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol (1962) - "seasonal, but my favorite version"
  
• One False Move (1992) - "as good as Fargo" (not for kids)
  
• A High Wind in Jamaica (1965) - "Pirates!"
  

Hi Lar Dog, I don't think we've met. You've listed some of my favorites here, and they don't come up often, either. I am especially, wildly, madly crazy fond of MISTER MAGOO'S CHRISTMAS CAROL. I can sing all the songs. LOL. Love it.

But these are all masterful films. Nice picks for pics!