What was the last TV Show or Movie you saw, and did you like it?

[randyho]

Just started rewatching The Wire. Yes, I'm liking it.

[blues]

Just started rewatching The Wire. Yes, I'm liking it.

Yeah, we're through the first five of season 1. I need to see it again every few years.

[Otaku.edc]

HELL OR HIGH WATER on NETFLIX

watched via seeing repeated recommendations on the WIND RIVER thread.

Enjoyed it, good film.

[Darth_Uno]

HELL OR HIGH WATER on NETFLIX

watched via seeing repeated recommendations on the WIND RIVER thread.

Enjoyed it, good film.

Watched it last night. It’s worth watching.

It’s one of those movies that you’re like, “That was ok, I guess,” and then you think about it the whole next day.


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[Sensei]

I just watched Clemson beat the piss out of Bama and I liked it.

[Rosco Benson]

Watched "The Nice Guys". Private detective-type movie set in 1970's LA. Fun and funny. Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling.

Worth the time.


Rosco

[NickA]

HELL OR HIGH WATER on NETFLIX

watched via seeing repeated recommendations on the WIND RIVER thread.

Enjoyed it, good film.

I just watched it myself and agree, very good film.
It actually would be a good (if bleak) double feature with Wind River- poor people in bad situations, in a harsh but beautiful landscape. Plus Jeff Bridges partner is the same actor as the father-in-law in Wind River [emoji41]

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[Otaku.edc]

I just watched it myself and agree, very good film.
It actually would be a good (if bleak) double feature with Wind River- poor people in bad situations, in a harsh but beautiful landscape. Plus Jeff Bridges partner is the same actor as the father-in-law in Wind River [emoji41]

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I didn’t even realize they were the same guy!

[feudist]

I just watched it myself and agree, very good film.
It actually would be a good (if bleak) double feature with Wind River- poor people in bad situations, in a harsh but beautiful landscape. Plus Jeff Bridges partner is the same actor as the father-in-law in Wind River [emoji41]

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Add Hold the Dark for a Triply bleak Triple Feature.

[idahojess]

I just binge-watched 10 episodes of Babylon Berlin on Netflix. It's a current German-made crime/spy drama set in 1929 during the height of the Weimar Republic.
It is supposedly the most expensive German TV production ever, and has a pretty stellar cast. Full of period detail, and only a few anachronisms so far.

Be warned, it is dubbed into English pretty badly - like Mothra-era Godzilla movie badly.

I watched four episodes the last few days. I figured out how to turn the terrible dubbing off and watch it in the original German with English subtitles. I rewatched the first three episodes-- It's way better. I'm really liking it so far.