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

[Gun Mutt]

I thought the Deadwood movie was pretty meh, but they sure did manage to wrap up every damn story line.

[LSP552]

Started bing watching Penny Dreadful. Just finished the 1st season, outstanding!

[Shoresy]

Ash Vs. Evil Dead - it's everything an Army of Darkness follow on show should be.

[LOKNLOD]

I've spent no-shit 40 hours in the middle seat on the airplane in the past 2 weeks, so i'm all caught up on my movies at the moment.

Aquaman - not bad. Not as good as Wonder Woman, but better than all the other recent DC movies.
Captain Marvel - Meh. It was just okay, had a few head-scratcher moments for me. Far from the best of the Marvel movies.
Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald - found this to be pretty boring and hard to follow. I liked the HP stuff, first Fantastic Beasts was okay, this one didn't really hold my attention.
Equalizer 2 - I like Denzel in this role, worth a watch if you feel the same or liked the first one. Had a little different feel than the first movie - more thriller, less action?
Death Wish (2018) - Just okay.
Peppermint - I liked this one more than I expected. For female-lead revenge flick, I thought Jennifer Gardner did a pretty good job as the badass crazy chick.
Spiderman Into the Spiderverse - cool animation style, might need to be a comic/spiderman fan to really appreciate it. Kinda fills a weird niche, but entertaining.

[VT1032]

"April 9th" on Amazon Prime. It's Danish language so you'll have to deal with subtitles, but if you can get past that, it's a really good war film that follows a Danish bicycle infantry platoon during the German invasion of Denmark.

It was an interesting little period of the war that I didn't know much about and a good illustrstion of political decisions costing lives on the battlefield.

Very well done with accurate period equipment for both sides and solid realism. I nitpick every war movie I watch and I didn't find much to whine about.

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[Stephanie B]

I've seen a few episodes of Animal Kingdom on TNT. Set in Oceanside, CA, the series is about a local crime family let by their matriarch, "Smurf", played by Ellen Barkin.

Maybe it's just me, but I can't get into a show in which almost every character should be either in prison or in the ground (preferably the latter). I can't care about any of them.

[blues]

I've seen a few episodes of Animal Kingdom on TNT. Set in Oceanside, CA, the series is about a local crime family let by their matriarch, "Smurf", played by Ellen Barkin.

Maybe it's just me, but I can't get into a show in which almost every character should be either in prison or in the ground (preferably the latter). I can't care about any of them.

Awful show.

[NEPAKevin]

Awful show.

The TNT series was based on an Australian movie of the same name.

[JohnO]

I saw Deadwood mentioned above. I'm 10 episodes in to Season 1 on Amazon Prime having never seen it before. Enjoyable so far. I always liked westerns.

[Stephanie B]

I've seen a few episodes of Animal Kingdom on TNT. Set in Oceanside, CA, the series is about a local crime family let by their matriarch, "Smurf", played by Ellen Barkin.

Maybe it's just me, but I can't get into a show in which almost every character should be either in prison or in the ground (preferably the latter). I can't care about any of them.

Awful show.

Good executive summary.