That makes sense. I just cancelled my Netflix subscription and will subscribe to Amazon Prime in the near future.
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That makes sense. I just cancelled my Netflix subscription and will subscribe to Amazon Prime in the near future.
Mr Freedom
Robin
Anybody watching Into the Night?
It's a 6 episode Franco-Belgian TV series. Finished watching it. Pretty good and has a langoliers meets Lost vibe about it.
It's a 6 episode Franco-Belgian TV series. Finished watching it. Pretty good and has a langoliers meets Lost vibe about it.
Matianus
Sparrow
There are very few films that I like nowadays. Most are at least 5 years old. Instead of subscribing to these streaming services which build an algorithm based on your usage and sell information to advertisers, I buy blu ray/5k disks for about $5-$10 each on eBay using a guest account. I just bought the entire Lord of the Rings set for $10 for example.
The Resilient
Ostrich
MovingForward2050
Pelican
A television series which I recently enjoyed was Bojack Horseman. I have only watched the first season. It tells the story of a "horse person" who at one time was a television star, but now is very disillusioned, and looking for meaning in his life. It is considered one of the best animated television series ever made.
Another interesting show was, The Witcher. Despite Henry Cavill (Superman) being great in the starring role, the series built around him is very uneven in quality. But the battle scenes are great and there are some good storylines. Witchers are essentially the fantasy world equivalent of W40K Space Marines. They are created by giving young people potions that kill most of the test subjects, but give any survivors superhuman abilities, so that they can stand toe to toe against the monsters who prey on humanity.
Another interesting show was, The Witcher. Despite Henry Cavill (Superman) being great in the starring role, the series built around him is very uneven in quality. But the battle scenes are great and there are some good storylines. Witchers are essentially the fantasy world equivalent of W40K Space Marines. They are created by giving young people potions that kill most of the test subjects, but give any survivors superhuman abilities, so that they can stand toe to toe against the monsters who prey on humanity.
Agree, I don't know how accurate it was, but the acting and pacing was surprisingly good.
The Resilient
Ostrich
Back when Archer was on Netflix I absolutely like it but it's a series promoting degeneracy so I kind of stopped watching it.no I'm not talking about the superhero I'm talking about the cartoon CIA agent guy
MovingForward2050
Pelican
I did like how Archer, a hardcore womanizer, did seem to finally commit to his teammate, who was pregnant with his child. He really struggled, but made it out the other side. Archer found that he actually liked doing the right thing, despite how hard it was to do. : )
I enjoyed how they all bickered incessantly, and despite their flaws, overcame challenging situations. I have not watched the show since they started changing genres to 1940's noir, Miami Vice, etc.,....
questor70
Ostrich
And yet Bojack spawned this:
Wokeness and crude carousel culture is at most only one degree of separation away.
EndlessGravity
Pelican
If you're into sci-fi, Netflix's series Dark is excellent and a bit trippy. I recommend not reading any synopsis before watching. First season is slow and ominous; second season moves more quickly. There are references to occult practices in the show, but off the top of my head, I can't recall their origins. Something to keep in mind if that's something you'd like to avoid, but it's not intrusive. The show's third season is about to drop.
MovingForward2050
Pelican
My ex wife had a cousin who was a Tuca.... Yes, Thanksgiving and Christmas was a chore! Lol She had no filter...
It was canceled after only one season.
It was canceled after only one season.
MichaelWitcoff
Ostrich
Just started watching Dark. I have no idea what’s going on but I’m intrigued enough to find out.
MovingForward2050
Pelican
"Jeremiah," was a post-apocalyptic television series, about a virus that kills almost everyone in the world over the age of 13, and how the survivors continue on... It lasted for two seasons. I never saw it, but it looked good. The writer/producer behind Babylon 5 created it... Unlike many shows, I read that it had a storyline with a beginning, a middle, and an end, which I like.
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Jeremiah (TV series) - Wikipedia
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My IQ dropped 16 points after watching that trailer.... now its in the single digits
MovingForward2050
Pelican
"I WANNA MARRY HARRY!" A Fox "reality" show... It aired in 2014.
Harry should have been the actual guy up for grabs, and married the girl left at the end. He would have done better than what he picked on his own...
"Instead of just creating the horror show that is 12 women competing for a man, it chooses also to play them for fools." — The AV Club
Harry should have been the actual guy up for grabs, and married the girl left at the end. He would have done better than what he picked on his own...
"Instead of just creating the horror show that is 12 women competing for a man, it chooses also to play them for fools." — The AV Club
Prime is definitely my #2 after netflix. When you get it make sure you watch ZeroZeroZero.
Why is it # 2 and not # 1? Prime has more selection than Netflix.