The Invention of Dr. Nakamats pretty short documentary about Dr. Nakamatsu, who has invention some pretty insane things, along with the 3 floppy disk. Fascinating all around, and his eccentric character is pretty endearing to watch.

I watched Kurosawa's Dreams a few weeks ago. This had been on my queue for a long time, and I think it is still streaming. It was really really good.

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Dave//Eksvplot wrote:So who here has watched The Headless Woman or Still Walking?Don't tell me you're overlooking the really good stuff.I have Still Walking in my queue, to be watched soon. As for other Criterion titles currently streaming, Carlos was okay.

jimmy two hands wrote:I watched Kurosawa's Dreams a few weeks ago. This had been on my queue for a long time, and I think it is still streaming. It was really really good.I thought the Vincent Van Gogh sequence in Dreams was pretty silly, although Martin Scorsese in a Kurosawa film is preferable to Richard Gere passing off as half Asian in Kurosawa's subsequent effort Rhapsody in August. Ran was his last great one.

Motherfucking Super Fly.

Watched some Breaking Bad but found it kind of depressing. But they don't have the multi season episodes of "My Faverite Pony" to cheer me up.

Damages.Starting watching it this weekend and couldn't turn it off. I'm not really into TV law drama, but damn this show is good. They've got an excellent cast and good writing. Each season is one case. Halfway through season 1 and I'm hooked.

jimmy two hands wrote:Breaking Bad. If this week is less busy than last, I will probably watch it during all my non-working and sleeping hours.I'm so in love with this show. Since I'm watching it with the wife it's really hard to find time that we can both watch the show together, so we're stuck only getting to 2-3 episodes a week. Despite what FOX news will have you believe, being a teacher is not a part-time job!

barndog wrote:Off The Charts. Really entertaining movie about people who submit their lyrics to get recorded. I had no idea this phenomenon even existed.Great film. My wife found Caglar so interesting that she corresponded with him over email for a while. He would send her jpegs of "giantesses."