What are you streaming on Amazon, Netflix, etc?

Northern Exposure, Prime. Never got to see the entire series during the 90's, so binge watching the whole thing.

 

The Acolyte Disney

 

We watched it last night, not bad. I was hoping for more episodes. I told my GF that it was the kung fu version of Star Wars. Though all Star Wars has had martial arts influence.

 

Episode 1 has Star Trek feel in parts

Girl power for sure- most males dumb

 

Deadliest Catch. S20 E0
Review of the last 20 seasons. I’ve been watching since day 1

 

Seven Samurai (1954). Max. A classic, considered by many to be the best Japanese movie. Inspired The Magnificent Seven.

Yojimbo (1961) Max. Another Japanese classic: a ronin plays two criminal factions against each other.

 

Modern Times (1936). Max. Charlie Chaplin’s last silent movie and end of the Tramp character. Ok movie.

The Great Dictator (1940). Max. Charlie Chaplin’s first talkie and a good funny film.

 

Outer Range. But don't try to follow the threads, it will make your head hurt.

On Amazon Prime

 

Latest Dark Matter. But don't try to follow the threads, it will make your head hurt. Apple TV

Boys in The Boat. Prime MGM. My back yard. Great sports story. Corny but huggable.

 

Finished Upgrade the other evening on Netflix. Not bad.

 

I don't know what follow the threads means but I am def enjoying the second season

 

Just read that Netflix green lighted production for a Peaky Blinders movie

 

Intolerance (1916). Tubi. Quite an endeavor, putting four stories together. Impressive set designs for the Babylon story. But it was annoying switching back and forth instead of showing each story intact before moving on to the next. I enjoyed the Babylon story the most and was rootin’ on the Mountain Girl character.

 

Didn't know S2 was out. Cool. Wife and I enjoyed S1 when it came out.

 

Still confused watching this, like Game of Thrones, but it's good for sure anyway.

 

Mr Smith Goes to Washington (1939). Classic Film Time. Good performance by James Stewart.

 

I like Stewart in Hitchcock movies. Rope, The Man With No Name, Vertigo. I like him in Rope the best.

 

“On the Basis of Sex”. Very interesting portrayal of a person and time in history.
Whether or not you’re a fan of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, there is no doubt of her huge impact on the American legal system.
Pretty good movie.

 

Saw Rope a few weeks ago; that was good. Vertigo is on my watchlist. Man with no Name is an Eastwwod movie. Do you mean Man Who Knew Too Much? He was good in Rear Window. Will also check out some of his westerns.

 

Wonder, Netflix. Good movie