Rare to see so many stars in one film like that.
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What are you watching on Netflix and Amazon Prime?
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Netflix...."Rush"
It took a bit to hook me but yeah it got me.
Similar to Run, Hide, Fight. I really want to see it, but it was purchased by The daily wire and you have to get a subscription to their stuff to watch it... which I'm not doing.
Some of you know that I usually give a show 3 episodes before I commit. If it doesn't grab me by the end of the third, I am out.
This changed with Yellowstone. I hung in there even though I struggled with what was seemingly no good guys. I'm here to say now that I am totally hooked. I'm currently half way through Season 4 and so far it's the best season.
If you aren't fully behind the Dutton's and their actions early on, you are by the end of the 3rd season.
And after doing some research, I have a new found respect (might even say admiration) for Taylor Sheridan. He is the real deal as much as one can be making movies/TV.
Plus, having horse people in my family, it has been fun seeing more horse action with the reigning and cutting action along with bringing the Four Sixes Ranch into the series.
Next up: 1883.
This changed with Yellowstone. I hung in there even though I struggled with what was seemingly no good guys. I'm here to say now that I am totally hooked. I'm currently half way through Season 4 and so far it's the best season.
If you aren't fully behind the Dutton's and their actions early on, you are by the end of the 3rd season.
And after doing some research, I have a new found respect (might even say admiration) for Taylor Sheridan. He is the real deal as much as one can be making movies/TV.
Plus, having horse people in my family, it has been fun seeing more horse action with the reigning and cutting action along with bringing the Four Sixes Ranch into the series.
Next up: 1883.
This also goes for the latest Mickey Haller (Lincoln Lawyer, also written by Michael Connelly) novel, "The Law of Innocence." A bit of anti-Trump yammering injected for no reason that advances the plot.
BTW, "The Lincoln Lawyer" series coming to Netflix. Scheduled to premiere in May. This first season based upon "The Brass Verdict", which was a good book. I hope its good TV. Small disappointment is that there will be no Bosch crossover as there is in the books because of different networks being involved (Bosch is Mickey Haller's half brother).
I watched the first season Murderville last weekend on Netflix and I thought it was hilarious.
It is a murder mystery/comedy show where they have a special guest every week. The special guest is a homicide detective trainee that has to try to solve the crime and identify the murderer. What make it different is that the guest has no script or any idea what is going on so they are just winging it the entire episode.
Here is the trailer, there are a few bad words in it just FYI.
Murderville Trailer
It is a murder mystery/comedy show where they have a special guest every week. The special guest is a homicide detective trainee that has to try to solve the crime and identify the murderer. What make it different is that the guest has no script or any idea what is going on so they are just winging it the entire episode.
Here is the trailer, there are a few bad words in it just FYI.
Murderville Trailer
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo. He's been in a bunch of movies and TV in the last few years.
I am about where you are third time through the fourth season. FYI, Jimmy is spinning off to a Four Sixes series. It was cool when JD referenced the King Ranch, which is awesome.
I've never seen him in anything as the lead.
I watched the movie "The Lincoln Lawyer" before reading any of the books. Matthew Mc Conaughey was great, as he usually is, but not until I read the books did I learn that Mickey's mother was from Mexico.
I've been watching "Loudermilk" on Amazon Prime.
It's a comedy about a guy (Ron Livingston) who leads a "Sober Friends" meeting (AA knockoff). He is a surly SOB who can't keep his thoughts to himself and the members of his group are a bunch of people with various dysfunctional tendencies. The language is pretty brutal at times, but its generally funny. Will Sasso plays the best friend.
It's a comedy about a guy (Ron Livingston) who leads a "Sober Friends" meeting (AA knockoff). He is a surly SOB who can't keep his thoughts to himself and the members of his group are a bunch of people with various dysfunctional tendencies. The language is pretty brutal at times, but its generally funny. Will Sasso plays the best friend.
I liked it. I have finished all of Bosch and Haller, but have yet to finish the Rene Ballard and Jack McElvoy books, so I'm out of order.
It's not released yet, but I know what I will be watching on Apple TV+ when it is!
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Masters of the Air - About the Series | Amblin
Based on the compelling non-fiction book by Donald L. Miller, "Masters of the Air" follows the true, deeply personal story of an American bomber squadron in World War II who brought the war to Hitler’s doorstep.
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