What are you watching on Netflix and Amazon Prime?

[ArcadiaGP]

Just started up Knives Out

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Rewatching Pirate Radio tonight.

Watched Sully and Captain Phillip's last night

 

[Gabriel]

Rewatching Pirate Radio tonight.

I actually quite like that movie. Apparently the version released in the US quite a bit shorter. I'd love to see the original version.

 

[Gabriel]

Glad you liked it.
I did. One of those instances where everything just clicked at the right time.

It's interesting to see how it all came together. It also explained the part where Sigourney Weaver clearly swears, but it's dubbed over and obviously nobody tried to hide it. I always wondered about that.

 

[actaeon277]

Rewatching Pirate Radio tonight.

Watched Sully and Captain Phillip's last night

Sully

 

[KittySlayer]

Netflix: Patriot

Aim small, miss small.

 

[marvin02]

The wife and I are recycling.

Started Bosch over from Season one.

Boston Legal (watching for the first time)

Chuck (watching over from the beginning).

Do a few episodes from one of these each day.

 

[Super Bee]

Just finished the newest season of The Last Kingdom, wow, was that good. That series really surprised me how good it got, one of my favorites.

 

[HoughMade]

I'm watching "Silicon Valley".

Not family friendly language, but funny.

 

[csaws]

Well my firehouse viewing has been...
Extraction
American Assassin
6 Underground
Triple Frontier, I will say this, if you watch until they drop the girl off in the helicopter and stop you won't be disappointed. If you watch past that well be prepared for a huge let down.
Ozark season 3
Ridiculousness

Godless


At home the wife and I or I have watched...
Longmire
Jericho
A lot of Youtube stuff, Vigilance Elite, Finnegan's Garage and Motortrend shows.
Hell on Wheels (before the whole plandemic)
The Ranch
Yellowstone

Oh and I'm restarting Turn: Washington's spies from AMC.

There are a ton of good shows that AMC puts out.

 

[snorko]

Rewatching "Braindead" on netflix.

Quirky, dark, funny, political satire. Skewers liberals almost as hard as conservatives. Ran for one short season in 2016. If you don't flip out at the smallest Trump joke, you can laugh along. I am two episodes from finishing it and have laughed out loud several times.

Interesting thing, the "last time on Braindead" intro is an original song summarizing the story to that point.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4877736/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Just watched The Cabin in the Woods...

Now watching From Dusk Til Dawn. Never knew about this... a "Tarantino" movie I hadn't seen.

 

[indykid]

Galaxy Quest, one of those just sit back and enjoy type of movies. Now I have to dig out Never Surrender!

 

[actaeon277]

Just watched The Cabin in the Woods...

Now watching From Dusk Til Dawn. Never knew about this... a "Tarantino" movie I hadn't seen.

Well, report back when you see the "dance".

 

[Gabriel]

I see Lockout is on Netflix. I't not exactly a great movie, but I always find Guy Pearce's character hilarious.

 

[Super Bee]

Started the new season of Bosch. So far so good.

 

[JettaKnight]

Just watched The Cabin in the Woods...

Now watching From Dusk Til Dawn. Never knew about this... a "Tarantino" movie I hadn't seen.

I love the former - very smart.

The latter, a gonzo thrill ride, meh, watched it once or twice.



Last night was Dinner and a Movie for us - Shrimp & Grits paired with To Catch a Thief (Alfred Hitchcock, Cary Grant).

 

[JettaKnight]

I'm watching "Silicon Valley".

Not family friendly language, but funny.

I found the first three seasons really trenchant, and maybe a bit close to home...

The latter seasons got old, and I gave up. Thomas Middleditch really is a one note character, and that feeling was cemented when he did cell phone commercials.



If you like Mike Judge's work, you might look for "Tales From The Tour Bus". It's an animated series about (1) Outlaw Country stars, (2) Early rap and funk. Indi and I found them hilarious, and a bit eye opening.

 

[actaeon277]

Beachhead with Tony Curtis.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beachhead_(film)

In late October 1943, a*battalion*of*U.S. Marines*have landed on*Choiseul Island*to*create a diversion*for the impending*Allied*attack and*invasion*of Japanese held*Bougainville Island*in the*Northern Solomon Islands, northeast of the large island colony of*New Guinea*in the southwest*Pacific Ocean.

Four of them (Frank Lovejoy,*Tony Curtis,*Skip Homeier*and*Alan Wells) have been selected to carry out a*reconnaissance*patrol*to find a French planter (Eduard Franz) and his daughter (Mary Murphy). The planter has sent a solitary radio message to the Allies concerning the area the Japanese have mined; if the information is true it could save a projected 18% of the Marine invasion force. The patrol must confirm that the message is authentic, and that the planter is still alive, as he can give the Marines valuable information needed for a successful*amphibious landing*by the Allied forces. Once obtaining the information the small party is to make a rendezvous on the coast with a US Navy*PT boat. The members of a patrol are the sole survivors of their Sergeant's platoon on*Guadalcanal*with both the patrol members and the Sergeant blaming their demise on their Sergeant's leadership

 

[actaeon277]

Beachhead with Tony Curtis.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beachhead_(film)

In late October 1943, a*battalion*of*U.S. Marines*have landed on*Choiseul Island*to*create a diversion*for the impending*Allied*attack and*invasion*of Japanese held*Bougainville Island*in the*Northern Solomon Islands, northeast of the large island colony of*New Guinea*in the southwest*Pacific Ocean.

Four of them (Frank Lovejoy,*Tony Curtis,*Skip Homeier*and*Alan Wells) have been selected to carry out a*reconnaissance*patrol*to find a French planter (Eduard Franz) and his daughter (Mary Murphy). The planter has sent a solitary radio message to the Allies concerning the area the Japanese have mined; if the information is true it could save a projected 18% of the Marine invasion force. The patrol must confirm that the message is authentic, and that the planter is still alive, as he can give the Marines valuable information needed for a successful*amphibious landing*by the Allied forces. Once obtaining the information the small party is to make a rendezvous on the coast with a US Navy*PT boat. The members of a patrol are the sole survivors of their Sergeant's platoon on*Guadalcanal*with both the patrol members and the Sergeant blaming their demise on their Sergeant's leadership

Well, of course.
Lots of drama before the woman character enters.
When she shows up, ramp the drama up.

I would knock it, but I can actually see this stuff happening.