You don't need to buy a tv to watch tv shows or movies. There's a lot of crap, but there's also a lot that can be described as a masterpiece. To the video game statement: No.
I'm too lazy to read through the whole thread, so forgive me if some or all of these have already been suggested: TV Shows: - The Wire (even just the first season, it's the best anyway) - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - Archer Games: - Warcraft II (I know that it's old, but it's still an awesome game) - Skyrim
If you dig WW2 series and german stuff I recommend Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter. I've had it in general with all those WW2 movies and stuff but this one is pretty good AND of course one of the few german ones that shows a realistic and gruesome view of the Wehrmacht: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_War If you also take movie recommendations, I saw 2 great movies this week, had not enjoyed a new movie that much for awhile, let alone 2 :biggrin: One is Gravity, which looks literally awesome, the other is the Lone ranger which I found to be hilarious! I had them in superb quality and together they weren't even 2 gig :biggrin:
The Wire! How could I forget about that? The first season is the best, but I think the rest are still really good. Janja, I'm confused. I was telling themnax that what he said about video games is the furthest thing from the truth, but I couldn't bring myself to say so much because it was too stupid. I know not everyone likes video games, but there's definitely more variety than GTA. I thought Gravity was visually impressive, but I can't stand George Clooney or Sandra Bullock.
I'm almost completely done the wire... last episode of the last season left, I'll probably watch it tonight.
Games: diablo 3 for pc & elder scrolls series especially morrowind. Wow is fun but a ripoff tv series: grimm, supernatural, the incredible hulk, quantum leap, macgyver, hercules, stargate sg1 Books: anything by vachss
Me too at this time. But I was fascinated with ww2 as a kid already. I have enjoyed later movies about it as well, including hollywood movies, but they get rather over the top, far fetched or specialized. Nothing wrong with the latter by default of course but personally I prefer the more realistic dutch or english approach (often not without overly sensational stuff neither but hey) or this german take on it. So if rollin is into it he should look it up! :2thumbsup: That is unfortunate (where it comes to this movie then) I had a slight weakness for Bullock ever since I watched Demolition man as a kid Clooney never dissappointed me with his acting (which is pretty much all that matters about him to me).
Are you saying i dont know what the big lebowski is? because if you look at the little picture in my signature.. its from the big lebowski
Well look at that. Would you be interested in a documentary about an old woman from Kiev, who translates Dostoevsky's books into German? Or one about a young Turkish boy Mustafa who wants to become a baklava master?
Baklava one yes. I looked up that cobra 11 one and it seems interesting but idk where I would get it at
A few TV gems I've found worthy; Todd and The Book of Pure Evil Trailor Park Boys Lost Girl Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell (yes, that is the name of the show) Rogue Orange is the New Black How Not to Live Your Life Dead Like Me The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret Torchwood Bored to Death Continuum Chickens Death Valley The IT Crowd The Middleman Most of those are shows are not "mainstream" and many are no longer on the air, but definitely worth the download if you can find them. :2thumbsup: They cover the gambit from comedy-drama-horror-& sci-fi, I'm sure there is something you will enjoy.