What are you streaming on Amazon, Netflix, etc?

Baking Impossible ~ For my lady

actually pretty cool. Baking meets engineering. Teams of 1 Baker & 1 Engineer team up to make some neat stuff

 

The Forgotten Battle on Netflix.

Really good movie. WWII. Battle for the port at Antwerp, Belgium and to liberate the area, Netherlands as well. l pretty much fell in love with the girl. Great characters.

 

Was good. The German soldier played by Gijls Bloom is a good Dutch actor.

 

Get PBS streaming (I THINK it's free). Watch "Guilt".

 

Crazy this started 51 years ago..

https://twitter.com/netflix/status/1453445709542215685?s=21

 

I'm looking forward to the Jeffrey Dahmer series coming out soon, on Netflix too I think.

 

Been watching Locke & key Season 2

Interesting story, poor editing, bad acting plot holes and unnecessary love stories focused.

We keep watching because the story is still interesting with the keys, but stop it constantly to discuss the errors.

The show reminds me of Sliders with Jerry O’Connell when they run out of a plot they just make up garbage.

 

We just gave up. Period.

 

Prime - I'm still here - Joaquin Phoenix Doc.

Dude is off the rails. Cringe but entertaining

Spoiler

Quitting acting to make rap albums, ordering hookers, doing blow. I'm only 20 minutes in

Spoiler

and get's pooped on

 

9

Just like his brother, River.

 

OK, I freely admit we came back (not much new on)...........if you can make it through Episodes 1 and 2, Season 2, then it picks up for a bit for 3 for sure, then 4-6 are good with just couple short stinkers (I did NOT need to see the skinny ginger mom humping with professor dude). NOW it may turn to shit with the new made key for

Spoiler: NEW MADE KEY SPOILER

making people do nasty things as you command them

- they could go really corny with this. Three episodes left for us, we'll see!

 

Old Henry

 

The new Dune movie was incredible, just wish I had seen it in theaters and not at home. Seems to be one of those films that would be an entirely different experience on the big screen

 

How was the actor who plays Paul? He's been incredibly flat as an actor in everything I've seen him in.

 

I haven't seen him in anything else to be honest, but that style definitely suits the movie well overall. It's an incredibly dark and moody film - the setting, language, lighting, cinematography etc all fits that bill. It's like a post apocalyptic sci-fi film-noir kind of vibe throughout. He found a suitable role in this one if that's the case

 

Invasion on Apple TV

 

ManningCast, Eli and Payton on Monday Night Football ESPN2. Its kind of like Mystery Science Theater 3000, the show where the 2 robots were commenting on bad sci-fi movies.

 

This is actually the only other thing that comes to mind for that actor: https://www.netflix.com/title/80182016

 

Oh I did see that, didn't even occur to me it was the same actor...think I saw that 2 or 3 years ago. I recall enjoying that movie. I remember that movie had Robert Pattinson in a role (the crazy French prince/king I think) that convinced me he was actually a really good actor. He was good in Tenet too (Pattinson). Although that movie was a little out there lol.

 

Last episodes of Wentworth finally came out on Netflix.