What are You Watching?

[hoosierpipeguy]

I’m partial to Westerns.

Lonesome Dove
Hostiles
Longmire.

All these were excellent, especially Longmire.

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

Been watching the Criminal Minds series on Netflix. My schedule does not allow me to follow a series with any regularity when it is originally aired. Love Netflix for being able to go back and watch good ones.

 

[Zack Miller]

Ratings?

Nine

 

[carlomarx]

Season 5 of "The Expanse".

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

It's A Wonderful Life on my PVR. I re-watch this classic most years at Christmas and it never gets old.

An absolute 5* masterpiece

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

Trading Places on my PVR. Not what you'd consider a Christmas movie but it is set during the holidays.
Eddie Murphy is on top form and there's a great cast including Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Don Ameche, and Ralph Bellamy. My favourite character though is the unassuming and jaded English butler played by Denholm Elliott.

Good movie and a solid 4/5

 

[hawky454]

Manhunt: Deadly Games. (Great limited series). 4/5

Also, I just finished The Ripper (had no idear about this one, this was another great limited docu-series. I thought it was going to be the Ripper that was infamous for his killings in the late 1800’s) 5/5

 

[python]

Not what you'd consider a Christmas movie

What do you mean, "Not a Christmas movie" ?

It doesn't get more Christmas than this:

 

[jpmcwjr]

Uncut Gems. Adam Sandler does very well as a serious actor. Netflix. 4/5.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

What do you mean, "Not a Christmas movie" ?

It doesn't get more Christmas than this:

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What I meant was it isn't what most people think of as a classic Christmas movie like Scrooge or It's A Wonderful Life, more in the Die Hard 1&2 mould.

I like the bit where Eddie Murphy's character is pretending to be a legless, blind Vietnam veteran and the police call him on his bs ?

 

[shanez]

Added Boomerang to my Amazon Prime account and binge watched this for a few hours last weekend with my daughter:

 

[Akousticplyr]

Band of Brothers marathon.
Particularly poignant - the upcoming Bastogne episode.

 

[python]

A Christmas Carol starring George C. Scott. My favorite rendition of the movie. 5/5

 

[Jshogan2]

A Christmas Carol starring George C. Scott. My favorite rendition of the movie. 5/5

Have to agree with you there. The '84 George C. Scott ACC is the only one I go back to every single year without fail. Merry Christmas!

 

[Jshogan2]

Alice in Borderland on the 'flix, a solid 4/5 in my book. Halfway into the first season. Hope to stay up tonight to see a couple more episodes with the wife, but she has to work in the AM so can't stay up too late.

Imagine a small band of ne'er-do-wells in Tokyo, stuck in their 20's "failure to launch style," who play a prank one day and run from the cops only to come out of hiding to find everyone....gone. The place is empty, and they quickly find themselves in a life or death scenario where they have to survive some progressively more difficult escape rooms, er...buildings. They make new friends and enemies along the way as things get more and more difficult for them... trying to survive and figure out if they can make it home somehow.

 

[username]

Christmas story.

 

[Jshogan2]

Christmas story.

Now that's a classic. I need to introduce my little ones to it this season.

 

[ssjones]

The is coming to AMC in January, it's already been shown on the BBC, worth watching?

 

[Bengel]

5/5 If you like the spy stuff and I do

 

[scloyd]

Documentary "Tread" on Netflix 4/5. About a Granby Colorado business owner who gets pissed off at city council members. He builds an armored bulldozer and goes on a rampage destroying the town.

I really enjoyed, especially once he gets rolling.