PurpleBlood87
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If you liked that movie try "Action in the North Atlantic" with Humphrey Bogart or "The Enemy Below" with Robert Mitcham and Curt Jurgens.
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If you liked that movie try "Action in the North Atlantic" with Humphrey Bogart or "The Enemy Below" with Robert Mitcham and Curt Jurgens.
HFrog1999
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Only Murders in the Building
Only Murders in the Building (TV Series 2021– ) ⭐ 8.1 | Comedy, Crime, Drama
30m | TV-MAwww.imdb.com
We’ve been binging all week. I’ll take any opportunity to watch Steve Martin and Martin Short
I just ran across this on the former twitter
tcudoc
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Class acts. Two of the greats of comedy. Make it three with Martin Short.
Prince of Purpoole II
Reigning Smartarse
Spot on
Prince of Purpoole II
Reigning Smartarse
We saw it today and it far exceeded my expectations. Worth your time
PurpleBlood87
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"Action In The North Atlantic" is a little propaganda filled but still good.
JugbandFrog
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Selena Gomez makes it almost unwatchable. Her acting is atrocious.
tcudoc
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She just has a flat affect and is super sarcastic. I think that is how her typical character is for everything she’s ever been in. I’m not a huge fan but she doesn’t bother me at all. I’m there for Steve and Marty.
geezer
Colonel, USAF (Retired)
What I've recently watched:
An American Bombing-The Road to April 19th (HBO). Very informative documentary about the OK City bombing and the people involved.
A Beautiful Game (Netflix). Very good movie about the Homeless World Cup Tournament (a real thing).
The Beekeeper (Prime Video). Jason Statham ups his badass game. Great flick!
The Bricklayer (Netflix). Liam Neeson may have a "very particular set of skills", but the Bricklayer has a very particular set of weapons. Average for the genre.
Road House (Prime Video). A. remake. that. never. should. have. been. made. A time waster.
An American Bombing-The Road to April 19th (HBO). Very informative documentary about the OK City bombing and the people involved.
A Beautiful Game (Netflix). Very good movie about the Homeless World Cup Tournament (a real thing).
The Beekeeper (Prime Video). Jason Statham ups his badass game. Great flick!
The Bricklayer (Netflix). Liam Neeson may have a "very particular set of skills", but the Bricklayer has a very particular set of weapons. Average for the genre.
Road House (Prime Video). A. remake. that. never. should. have. been. made. A time waster.
Ron Swanson
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I enjoyed the Road House remake. They intentionally made it cheesy to try and match the cheesiness that made the original so great.What I've recently watched:
An American Bombing-The Road to April 19th (HBO). Very informative documentary about the OK City bombing and the people involved.
A Beautiful Game (Netflix). Very good movie about the Homeless World Cup Tournament (a real thing).
The Beekeeper (Prime Video). Jason Statham ups his badass game. Great flick!
The Bricklayer (Netflix). Liam Neeson may have a "very particular set of skills", but the Bricklayer has a very particular set of weapons. Average for the genre.
Road House (Prime Video). A. remake. that. never. should. have. been. made. A time waster.
It’s not winning any awards, but that’s not what they were going for. They were going for classic 80’s cheese and I thought they did a pretty good job. If you went into the Road House remake looking for a great movie, I think your expectations were off.
geezer
Colonel, USAF (Retired)
Brokeback got you good, didn't it.
Ron Swanson
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jack the frog
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Anyone slogging their way through Ripley on NF? Offbeat noir mystery series. Close to throwing in the towel at the end of E2 but it pulled me back in.
Ron Swanson
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I’m on episode 3 of Sugar on AppleTV. I think someone on here recommended it.
It’s pretty solid so far.
It’s pretty solid so far.
Ron Swanson
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Finished Shogun. Solid show… 8/10
I feel like there is a lot I probably missed on the first watch. So many names and faces kinda blended together in early episodes that I think I missed some of the plot dynamics and who was scheming who.
I think on a 2nd watch I’d probably be picking up a lot of stuff that went over my head the first time .
I feel like there is a lot I probably missed on the first watch. So many names and faces kinda blended together in early episodes that I think I missed some of the plot dynamics and who was scheming who.
I think on a 2nd watch I’d probably be picking up a lot of stuff that went over my head the first time .
Prince of Purpoole II
Reigning Smartarse
Shogun:
Overall I highly recommend but I have to say the finale felt rushed and chaotic. It seemed the showrunners realized about ten minutes in that this was their last episode and they needed to wrap up. I don’t want to spoil so maybe later I can get into more detail.
Overall I highly recommend but I have to say the finale felt rushed and chaotic. It seemed the showrunners realized about ten minutes in that this was their last episode and they needed to wrap up. I don’t want to spoil so maybe later I can get into more detail.
tcudoc
Full Member
We’ve watched about 6 episodes. The acting is good and it’s enjoyable thus far. It gets a little complex and I’ve been multitasking while watching. I think I have missed a couple of key things. It’s something that should be watched with full attention, apparently.
PurpleBlood87
Active Member
Hopefully it didn't end the way the first miniseries ended.
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