What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Matt]

I'm seeing some surprisingly GOOD reviews for 'The Green Hornet'. I've also heard that the 3D is actually pretty awesome...bullet casings come flying at you and make you want to duck for cover, I guess.

[Timothy225]

Good to hear, as Jen and I really want to check this out. Been a fan of the Hornet since the Van Williams/Bruce Lee show back in the day.

[Ben Thomas]

Rogen's take on Reid is very different and might piss off hardcore fans of the show, but it works for the relationship he has with Kato. The few times he gets to kick ass are surprisingly effective.

[B_Metal]

Good to hear about Hornet. Probably less dick jokes than the long rumored ill fated Kevin Smith version would have had I'm betting.

[Timothy225]

Rogen's take on Reid is very different and might piss off hardcore fans of the show, but it works for the relationship he has with Kato. The few times he gets to kick ass are surprisingly effective.

Not too worried - the 60's show was OK (saw a marathon on SyFy (ugh) the other day), but as it was about 40 years ago, I don't think folks will be too put out. I've heard some car geeks spaz over the new Black Beauty, though.

Any reference to the Green Hornet/Lone Ranger connection?

[Bdubbs2010]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall, totally forgot how much penis is in that movie....Still amazing tho.

[Howard]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall, totally forgot how much penis is in that movie....Still amazing tho.

Not enough.

[Ed Hocken]

Howard finds Jason Segel to be a piece of ass? Who knew.

[Howard]

Humor can be sexy, don't ya know? Plus he's kinda beefy. I hate those anorexic bitches.

[Ed Hocken]

More for me, then.

[Bdubbs2010]

You all are redonkulous!

[Ed Hocken]

You better believe it

[Bdubbs2010]

LOVE

[Timothy225]

Judgment at Nuremberg (1961) - a fictionalized account, but very good stuff from Maximillian Schell, Spencer Tracy, etc. Even had Werner Klemperer (Klink from Hogan's Heroes) and a very young William Shatner! Very dramatic overview of the Trials, beautifully shot and directed, and a nice jumpoff to doing your own research on the subject.

Also caught a documentary on the making of Patton, with interviews from George C. Scott, etc. Really great stuff, and I learned a lot about one of my favorite films.

[Nathan]

Also caught a documentary on the making of Patton, with interviews from George C. Scott, etc. Really great stuff, and I learned a lot about one of my favorite films.

Neat! Where did you see this?