What are you streaming on Amazon, Netflix, etc?

4 episodes into Willow and I can't take it anymore.

Wednesday was much better than expected.

 

The breakfast club

 

The Lady Vanishes - Prime

 

Black adam on hbo max. It was not something that really held my attention. Seemed like an off brand hero movie that had a ton of money put into it but fell short. I guess all the reviews how it tanked were right

 

Amsterdam.

It's got a lot of big names. Not bad. It's holding my attention at least.

 

HIs Dark Materials on...HBOMax, I think. Decent background noise.

 

I mentioned it earlier. Agree

I just thought DeNiro gave a weak performance frankly. How old is that guy?

Also have a read about the real thing. Maybe not real at all .

 

CRO - MOR

 

Not missed a match so may as well!

 

Don’t Pick Up The Phone

Netflix

holy shit

depraved ass people

 

Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio - Netflix
I almost turned it off early on. Glad I didn't because it ended up being a pretty good movie. Same source material as Disney but definitely a unique adaptation. Darker than I remember Disney's.

 

1923 premiers tomorrow night, Paramount Plus (next Yellowstone prequel installment).

Interested to see Harrison Ford in the lead role in this one

 

Ticket to paradise

 

ARG - FRA

 

Game

 

Watched "Downhill" (Will Ferrell) 2020 last night. Kind of a shitty movie on the surface, but most of his movies are. That said, the message is good. Pretty sure the movie is not at all about skiing. Some slight message relation to "Everything Must Go" which I thought was better and also a message movie. "Downhill" was much more symbolic and again if you take it at surface value, you will think it a shitty movie. Dreyfus is just as shitty and irritating as she usually is, good role.

I have not seen the original Downhill.

 

Watched 5 minutes of Bad Moms:Xmas. Surprised I lasted that long. Like fingernails on chalkboard.

 

Pinocchio - Netflix.

Its so all over the place, but not exactly in a bad way. Is it a kids movie, or is it nightmare fuel, a political satire of the lesser WWII axis power, or is it a slightly uncomfortable exploration of our own mortality? Yes.

What an unexpectedly wild movie.

 

We watched Whakaari (White Island) last night. I do remember this happening but lost the details since 2019. The Netflix doc is probably drawn out too long, but it is fascinating. Worth it if you like volcanoes - but damn - wow melted people skin. 22 people died for no real reason other than yeah volcanoes are cool.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Whakaari_/_White_Island_eruption

 

Black Adam