What are you streaming on Amazon, Netflix, etc?

Finished Skeleton Crew. Ending was predictable, but decent. After all that a fun ride.

Ep6 Goosebumps. Teen and idiotic and stupid and borrowed every known corny sci-fi scary scene since 1950, we are completely riveted.

 

Away All Boats (1956) on Tubi
I found what seemed to be an AI generated article that Google thought I'd like and it had a list of war movies. This one was not bad.

 

The couple next door on Starz

 

Back in action - NF

 

Severance S2E1: Same odd, funk. It's been awhile so I had forgotten a lot, but they go easy on the audience.

Goosebumps finished. Thank goodness, that's not good.

 

yeah, GB was meh.

 

Had its moments. Trying too hard to copy everything else. Teen smooze was just too much and of course just like Hollywood..............

 

Silo

Season 2 Finale

holy hell

that was a wrench not sure so many questions

 

Solaris (1972). Max. This could have been a short film. Heavy on the dialogue and light on the action.

Black Panther (2018). Disney. Action packed. RIP Chadwick.

 

Baby Driver (2015). Netflix. That was pretty good. Top notch car chase scenes and a love story with the adorable Lily James.

A Hard Day’s Night (1964). Max. Good music, lame script.

 

The Bad Shepherd

woof

 

Just finished The Madness - pretty good

Started American Primeval last night - REALLY good.

 

Landman on Paramount

 

I'm on episode 3, this show is excellent.

 

I love this genre. Really puts into perspective how ruthless the west really was at some points. And it wasn't too long ago either. Mid 1800s.

 

Yeah I'm enjoying it a lot more than the 1883 Yellowstone spin-off series, that was good too but this seems to be more about the raw brutality of it all. I like the focus on multiple groups' stories...Pioneers, Mormons, Natives, Army, regular folk, etc. stories all woven together.

 

It's great watching, fun story. TV stuff. Western stuff. I won't nitpick historical stuff too much and I know they have to do this, but Ft Bridger and most everywhere - so many people. Every nook and cranny, people. It was way more sparse. Entertainment wise, need more people, obvious interaction obviously.


I just finished Ep. 3. Those French people freaked me the F out.

 

I loved the French people, you have to wonder if there really were people like that back then, I'm assuming it was definitely the case but man what a good show so far!

 

The hell was wrong with THAT "French" old lady's face?

 

I thought I saw at least 2 of them that looked like that? There was a guy with the same face/look. I wondered if it was some kind of hereditary disease that family has or maybe they were horribly burned in an accident or something. I have a feeling they are some kind of wandering cannibal tribe or some sick thing like that, haven't watched ep 4 yet but hopefully later today.