Upcoming Movies and TV shows
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I thoroughly enjoyed Hell on Wheels and watched it (recorded) when it was on TV.
I'm also enjoying the new season of Fargo and watched the previous seasons. I wasn't aware it was on again, just happened to see it offered 'new' and started watching it. It is an odd and quirky program, sometimes slow moving but still entertaining.
I tend to record most programs so I can zip through the advertisements.
BTW
esoxlucius
, 'Aquarium of the Dead' was playing again during the Thanksgiving week holiday. 
I'm also enjoying the new season of Fargo and watched the previous seasons. I wasn't aware it was on again, just happened to see it offered 'new' and started watching it. It is an odd and quirky program, sometimes slow moving but still entertaining.
I tend to record most programs so I can zip through the advertisements.
BTW
esoxlucius
, 'Aquarium of the Dead' was playing again during the Thanksgiving week holiday. 
Hell On Wheels isn't loaded with Winchester Beta-testers wringing out new not-even-introduced-yet guns
...but it also doesn't have a ton of well-used, well-worn older guns on display either, as I would expect would have been the case back then. But...everybody, and I mean everybody, seems to own a brand-spanking-new, polished-shiny 1866, which I would think were probably a pretty rare sight in those parts at that time. At one point, a semi-major character even calls out to somebody to "get me my Yellowboy!" which I kinda liked. And on a couple of occasions the hero is shown calmly switching cylinders on his Remington revolver while under heavy fire from the bad guys, so...overall, not a bad show for gunnies. Never listen to those guys again!
I've never seen it, and honestly thought it was a joke when it was first mentioned in another thread on here. Is that seriously a movie title?
And, I said it before and I'll say it again: Predestination may not be everybody's cup of temporal tea, but it is one of the best, most imaginative, most original and all-around most enjoyable time-travel stories I have seen.
It's not a horror flick or an action flick...but it probably has the highest number of "What? But that means...Holy Crap! No way!!!" moments of anything I've ever seen.
That does it! I've gotta find and watch this thing!BTW
Esox hates it; it must be good!
No way! I'm surprised Tom wasn't on this thread setting the trap for more potential victims, lol.
In all honesty, and I kid you not, it is actually that bad it's worth seeing. What sets it apart from Predestination is that it's just plain proper daft.
Predestination messes with your head and makes you think about what the hell is going on. It goes back and forth so much and, like you said, there are wayyyy to many "what!!!" and "holy crap" moments going on.
Whereas with aquariums of the dead you just find yourself laughing at the absurdity, and occasionally cursing that
tlindsey
guy too for putting you through it, lol.
Darn I missed my favorite movieAquarium of the Dead' was playing again during the Thanksgiving week holiday.
.....just the movie to watch after stuffing yourself with turducken and greenbean casserole!Darn I missed my favorite movie
......nap time?...how could you even think of sleeping while that SyFy tour de force is being offered for viewing pleasure??Yep nap time
