What are you streaming on Amazon, Netflix, etc?

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005). Prime. That was very entertaining. The peeing on the corpse scene was hilarious.

Strange Days (1995). Hulu. Entertaining SciFi crime thriller. Fiennes is a wuss; Juliette Lewis is hot; and Bassett is hot and a bad ass.

 

THX 1138 (1971). Archive.org. A very peculiar film, but must-see for Sci Fi fans. Written/directed, and first feature film, by George Lucas. Based on a short film he did in college.

A Scanner Darkly (2006). Plex. The rotoscoping was very annoying; otherwise, an entertaining film with good cast.

Sunshine (2007). Hulu. Pretty good SciFi thriller. About 20 min in I realized I had watched this before but forgot most of it.

 

Endeavor on Prime. Set in 1966 Oxford. Corny but great if you love slow funky Brit detective stuff.

 

Sinners- HBO Max
A lot to take in.

 

Calibre (2018). Netflix. Kinda had that made-for-TV vibe. Well done with an ending I didn’t expect.

Pan’s Labyrinth (2006). Prime. Very well done.

 

Bodies: NF
British murder mystery stemming 1.5 centuries.

 

Brokeback Mountain (2005). Prime. Good watch. Excellent performance by Ledger.

Tyrannosaur (2011). Tubi. Despite some peculiar WTF scenes, this was a gem. Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman are superb.

 

Sinners, HBO/Max. Haven't finished it yet (joys of only having about 1 hour to myself before bed after the kids go down) but I am hooked. It's like From Dusk Till Dawn meets Boardwalk Empire, love it

 

latest episode of the CHI was good!

starting The iron man disney spinoff

 

Yeah I didn’t quite know how to describe it. Going to watch it again. Also rewatching D till D for a Salma Hyak fix.

 

The Hitman's Bodyguard and The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard.
Great Salma Hayek fix. The bar brawl scene is priceless.
Ryan Reynolds, Samuel Jackson, good stuff.

 

Dusk till Dawn is a classic, especially her scenes...you know Tarantino had to have written in the foot scene part for himself lol.

 

There Will be Blood (2007). Paramount. Great performances by Dano and Day-Lewis.

Mid90s (2018). Netflix. I felt that had an abrupt ending but a fun entertaining film.