What are you watching these days?

[Northwind]

We watched the last few episodes and finale of Manifest. That's quite the show. It's about a plane that lands 5 years after it started. The passengers don't realize that life is going on during that time. All manner of issues arise when they land and try to resume their lives. It's an interesting show. The ending was quite satisfying.

 

[Waterfall]

I watched the movie, "The Judge", last night on netflix.
Robert Duval and Robert Downy Jr. Star in it, along with Billy Bob Thornton. I believe Duval won an academy award for it.
It got panned by the critics but I quite enjoyed it.
Downy is a lawyer, his mother dies and he goes home for the funeral. He hasn't got along for years with his father ( Duval), who is a judge in the small town he grew up in. After the funeral, Duval gets in an accident and is accused of manslaughter...and Downy ends up defending his father despite their tense relationship.

 

[paradox3]

@Waterfall
It's been a long time since I watched it, but The Judge is a great, great movie.

Will watch it again maybe, now that I know it is on Netflix.

We just started Muster Dogs last night. Liking it very much!

 

[Northwind]

A Man Called Otto is on Crave!!!

We're watching it now

 

[KayTheCurler]

We too watched Muster Dogs last night. Pleasant relaxing thing to do. Will need to find something else tonight. Could be that my guy will want something a bit more exciting.

 

[Northwind]

We really enjoyed A Man Called Otto.

 

[BetteTheRed]

What was not to love? I wept through the entire thing. The big guy found it a bit disconcerting.

 

[Luce NDs]

What was not to love? I wept through the entire thing. The big guy found it a bit disconcerting.

Autonomous sweat ... often one works at these things all alone ... between the sectors ... just doesn't gather well commonly ... hate is more popular!

Tis the human way ... flawed ... nothing but shards given time ... eliminates mortals from Utopia ... fallacy defined?

 

[Delightful Life]

One of the best amateur found footage efforts of the recent past

It was so innovative and good it attracted the attention of Ebert :3

(and inspired so many other efforts by other people)

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyNV810Zmyx_GH_pX98eA_zHwq-QcUmgO

 

[Delightful Life]

Also
The Leavening

The Horribly Slow Murderer With An Extremely Inefficient Weapon

Some ol Ralph Bakshi -- Fire & Ice

Some of My Fav TV was actually when MTV was trying out experimental cartoons called Liquid TV. Aeon Flux rocked. Here was a surreal, nonlinear plot with a main character who didn't always succeed. This is 1st episode. I miss Liquid TV.

 

[Delightful Life]

Titan AE created by one of my fav animators Don Bluth (Dragon's Lair, Secret of Nimh, An American Tale)

 

[Delightful Life]

The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
These are treasures from Childhood that my parents would take me to see in the theatres. Ray Harryhausen and his amazing stop motion animation did some greats. This one with a great villain by Tom Baker :3

 

[Mendalla]

The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
These are treasures from Childhood that my parents would take me to see in the theatres. Ray Harryhausen and his amazing stop motion animation did some greats. This one with a great villain by Tom Baker :3

Probably the only Baker role I knew outside of Who for a long time. Then I finally saw Nicholas and Alexandra about the last czar and his family, with Baker as Rasputin. He was, needless to say, perfect for the part. Those big eyes of his work well for crazed sorts as well as slightly off-kilter alien heroes.

 

[Luce NDs]

Imagine 1001 nights theme as one more than a fullness of psyche (a dark scene). Thoughts are a spectre ... 1000, or M being a fullness in some traditions, an eth IHC? Word to play with in a stab ...

 

[Waterfall]

We too watched Muster Dogs last night. Pleasant relaxing thing to do. Will need to find something else tonight. Could be that my guy will want something a bit more exciting.

Your guy might love the Arnold Swartzeneger documentary...I have to admit I thoroughly enjoyed it, which surprised me. Very inspiring and well done...he really has had an amazing life.

 

[KayTheCurler]

We watched A River Runs Through It,. We both thought we had seen it before but found we didn't recognise anything about it. Well worth watching if you haven't.

 

[Delightful Life]

We watched A River Runs Through It,. We both thought we had seen it before but found we didn't recognise anything about it. Well worth watching if you haven't.

Love that movie
When on one of our trips across the USA on No 2 we eventually saw the sign "Missoula" so, inspired by the movie, we checked it out :3

 

[Delightful Life]

Your guy might love the Arnold Swartzeneger documentary...I have to admit I thoroughly enjoyed it, which surprised me. Very inspiring and well done...he really has had an amazing life.

Have you seen his 1st movie?
Hercules in New York
It's a Hoot :3

 

[Delightful Life]

We can love completely
Tom Skerrit

Missoula, Montana
Mighty rivers here

 

[Waterfall]

Have you seen his 1st movie?
Hercules in New York
It's a Hoot :3

No I havent, the one I mentioned above is a documentary. I think his first movie was talked about in it.
The above documentary is 3 episodes that takes you through his life. 1st his body building career, then his movie career and finally his two terms as governor of California and his divorce and love child.