What are you streaming on Amazon, Netflix, etc?

Finished season 1 of That Dirty Black Bag...definitely recommend

This show kills off main characters more quickly than Game of Thrones did

 

Yes. Refreshing.......in a way

 

Definitely wasn't expecting a couple of them to die off in the first season lol. Must be planning on bringing in some new big names in season 2.

 

Great dying acting to boot

 

Amazon Prime bothers me. Just about anything I want to watch cost money over and above my subscription fee. What’s the point of having a subscription anyway??

 

Prime Video itself doesn't have that many great things to watch. Every now and then they'll put out a hit movie or show but Prime Video (as a streaming platform) isn't the greatest. It's basically just a bonus add-on for having an Amazon subscription.

 

I think HBO Max followed by Hulu (mostly for FX shows) are the best ones. HBO's library is massive given how long they've been around.

Paramount + has been putting out some good stuff too

 

Yeah, there are a bunch of history war shows, no cost. Enough. But still agree..............I am always "Dayum not paying for that". Dirty Black Bag, I did the 7 day free sub, then watched and dumped day 6. Watched a few other things as well. AMC+ looked juicy, but nope on the pay.

 

"Hi I'm Johnny Knoxville, welcome to Shark Week!"

 

The gray man on netflix

Its entertaining

 

John Wick 1

 

Independence Day

the one Will Smith slaps an alien

 

Westworld season 4

I remember practically nothing from the last season or the ones before it, this show goes all over the place lol. But this season is good so far

 

We watch that every 7/4. Kind of a family tradition.

And what the hell is that smell!?

 

Right now the walking dead and breaking bad.

 

I wish they would pick up the last episodes on NF. Tried to get it and the Fear the Walking Dead on AMC, but ended up cancelling it.

 

To Be or Not to Be.

A weird outlier in the Mel Brooks anthology that Brooks didn't actually direct.

Haven't seen it before.

 

Yellowstone

 

I watched "The Long Walk" A Lao movie. Subtitles. VERY interesting - time travel, black magic, don't mess with (play) God or just mental illness?? I think different but well done.

Kinda sorta from RT:

"An old man walks the dusty roads between his isolated farm and the nearby rural village in the company of a silent spirit whose death he witnessed fifty years earlier. For decades, the old man's regret over losing his mother to tuberculosis has bred a pathological need to ease the suffering of the terminally ill, and over the years, he has quietly euthanized several sick women. As he realizes that his spectral companion is able to transport him back in time, the old man trespasses into his own past to set in motion a plan to convince his younger self to preempt his mother's terminal suffering."

"Escape from Mogadishu" Korean movie. Based on true story, BOTH N and S Embassies stuck in the nasty rebellion (92?) they are forced to work together. Corny as hell but very watchable.

From RT:

"Rival diplomats from North Korea and South Korea become trapped as civil war rages in Mogadishu, Somalia. With no aid from either government, their only shot at survival requires uniting with bitter adversaries to escape."

 

Occupation: Rainfall. Netflix. Decent B flix.