Watching a classic 80’s slasher. I was such a fan, I made an excursion to Cape May, NJ to see some of the filming locations. Walking the grounds of the Colonial (later renamed the Inn of Cape May); I found myself looking over my shoulder often ?
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The way he went down was really scary and the chest compressions made me fear for the worse. Amazingly he seems to be doing ok??.
Going down, I thought heat exhaustion or dehydration. But laying on the ground before the medical crew ran over, and seeing his eyes roll back and just dead eyes.....just reminded me of when my Dad was bleeding out at my house when he accidentally pulled a circulatory tube out. Had to turn the tv off.
Didn’t see it, but my wife told me about it. Glad to hear he’s stable and alert now. I’m not really a soccer fan, but I am a big motorsports fan. It’s a sickening feeling seeing a competitor’s life hanging in the balance, live in your living room.
Too much hockey and F1 on for now, not a lot of summer television time.
Has anyone seen these:
Mare of Easttown - highly regarded, Kate Winslett
Mosquito Coast - hailed as the next Ozarks? I tried to read the book, but it didn't grab me. (somewhat dated)
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Working my way thru this, as time allows. (4 out of 5)
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Has anyone seen these:
Mare of Easttown - highly regarded, Kate Winslett
Mosquito Coast - hailed as the next Ozarks? I tried to read the book, but it didn't grab me. (somewhat dated)
Watch The Mosquito Coast - Apple TV+
Allie Fox—a brilliant inventor and stubborn idealist—uproots his family for a dangerous quest through Mexico to flee the U.S. government and find safe…
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Working my way thru this, as time allows. (4 out of 5)
"1971" documentary series on Apple TV+, 5 Things to Know
In 2017, British author David Hepworth declared that 1971 was "The Year That Rock Exploded." Now the new Apple TV+ documentary series "1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything," takes
We watched Mare of Easttown. Great performance by Kate Winslett. She nailed that eastern PA accent. It’s very good. Definitely recommend. 5/5Too much hockey and F1 on for now, not a lot of summer television time.
Has anyone seen these:
Mare of Easttown - highly regarded, Kate Winslett
Mosquito Coast - hailed as the next Ozarks? I tried to read the book, but it didn't grab me. (somewhat dated)
Watch The Mosquito Coast - Apple TV+
Allie Fox—a brilliant inventor and stubborn idealist—uproots his family for a dangerous quest through Mexico to flee the U.S. government and find safe…
Working my way thru this, as time allows. (4 out of 5)
"1971" documentary series on Apple TV+, 5 Things to Know
In 2017, British author David Hepworth declared that 1971 was "The Year That Rock Exploded." Now the new Apple TV+ documentary series "1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything," takes
I think all of us football fans watching felt the same way. Its great that he is on the mend.
Watching some new scary drama live, called England v Croatia how will it end?
While rooting heavily for England and 'Arry Kane, did you not mean "enviably"?
Watching recent series of Line of Duty— Britbox. 4.5/5
The Kominsky Method. My wife asked me to watch with her. Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin. It’s a tragicomedy that deals with aging. Interesting supporting cast including Ann Margaret, Jane Seymour, Elliott Gould and others. 
I really enjoyed The Kominsky Method. One of my favorite characters is the old guy who brings them their drinks in the restaurant. I rate it 4/5.
Revisiting and old favorite.????
I really enjoy Jean Reno; and a young Vincent Cassel is magnificent. Tried watching it dubbed to English, but it was laughably bad (The actor dubbing Cassel was a thick Texas accent). So I watched with the English Subtitles.
A really good murder/mystery.... some find it hard to follow (I belief that was Roger Ebert’s assessment When it first released), but I followed along just fine.
I really enjoy Jean Reno; and a young Vincent Cassel is magnificent. Tried watching it dubbed to English, but it was laughably bad (The actor dubbing Cassel was a thick Texas accent). So I watched with the English Subtitles.
A really good murder/mystery.... some find it hard to follow (I belief that was Roger Ebert’s assessment When it first released), but I followed along just fine.
For you good folks recently joining the thread, please rate what ever you've seen, 1-5.
The Kominsky Method:
For the first 12 episodes or so, I rate it 5/5. Later, 4/5, but maybe that's just because I am a bit saturated with it.
For the first 12 episodes or so, I rate it 5/5. Later, 4/5, but maybe that's just because I am a bit saturated with it.
Oh yeah, thanks. I forgot about the rating. I’d say 4/5 so far for the Marco Polo Netflix series. I’d give it 5/5 if it wasn’t borderline soft-core in some places. Definitely can’t watch it with the kids around.
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