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kunst nugget · 16-08-2019 08:52AM

Just started GLOW from the beginning. Near the end of season 1 and I'm really enjoying it. Alison Brie and Marc Maron are great in it.

tigger123 · 16-08-2019 09:03AM

kunst nugget wrote: »

Just started GLOW from the beginning. Near the end of season 1 and I'm really enjoying it. Alison Brie and Marc Maron are great in it.

One of my favourite tv shows from the last few years.

gmisk · 16-08-2019 09:04AM

kunst nugget wrote: »

Just started GLOW from the beginning. Near the end of season 1 and I'm really enjoying it. Alison Brie and Marc Maron are great in it.

Really excellent show!
Just started season 3.

adox · 16-08-2019 09:33AM

Mindhunter season 2. So looking forward to it!

GBX · 16-08-2019 09:38AM

adox wrote: »

Mindhunter season 2. So looking forward to it!

Only started season one on Sunday. Will be great to follow on now with s2.

norabattie · 16-08-2019 10:22AM

Caegan wrote: »

Just finished When They See Us. That last episode was so hard to watch what those poor guys and their families went through is shocking.

Would highly recommend watching if you've not seen it

You should watch the Oprah special on it. Bawled my way through the whole thing

fmpisces · 16-08-2019 10:25AM

adox wrote: »

Mindhunter season 2. So looking forward to it!

Same. I know when I start watching that'll be me rooted to the sofa for the day. Then there'll be a deflation in mood 'cos I've nothing else to watch

B_ecke_r · 16-08-2019 10:26AM

watched True Story last night starring James Franco and Jonah Hill - enjoyed it

Caegan · 16-08-2019 11:11AM

norabattie wrote: »

You should watch the Oprah special on it. Bawled my way through the whole thing

Thanks for that will give that a go tonight.

mooseknunkle · 16-08-2019 04:17PM

Not on Netflix but The Boys on Prime is really good

TICKLE_ME_ELMO · 16-08-2019 05:12PM

Which should I watch, Ken Burns' The West or Robert Redford's The West?

16-08-2019 05:51PM

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

Which should I watch, Ken Burns' The West or Robert Redford's The West?

Ken Burns one in my opinion. I only watched a couple of the Robert Redford ones. Can't really remember them but found them a bit cheesy. Done in the docu-drama format in spots if I recall correctly. Not my cup of tea.

FunLover18 · 17-08-2019 08:53AM

Watched Lion last night starring Dev Patel. An Indian boy gets lost from his family and is adopted by an Australian couple. It's a beautiful film with some excellent acting and I really enjoyed it. Would definitely recommend it.

SoundsRight · 17-08-2019 09:17AM

If you want some old school family films, they've put up some of the Canon movie tales (Hansel & Gretal, Snow White, Rumplestiltskin). They were a live action challenge to the Disney animations of the time.

H&G is worth watching just to see David Warner sing. One of my favourite actors.

s7ryf3925pivug · 17-08-2019 01:44PM

Fahrenheit 11/9 is both interesting and rage-inspiring.

17-08-2019 02:10PM

Finding orange is the new black a hard slog. Half way through. Taking me forever to finish

s7ryf3925pivug · 17-08-2019 03:01PM

Kai Mango Transition wrote: »

Finding orange is the new black a hard slog. Half way through. Taking me forever to finish

Why watch it then? Its only purpose is to entertain, and it sounds like it's not.

Charlie19 · 17-08-2019 03:41PM

Bridget Microscopic Race wrote: »

Fahrenheit 11/9 is both interesting and rage-inspiring.

The relationship Trump has with his daughter is probably the most creepiest thing I've seen.

17-08-2019 04:32PM

Bridget Microscopic Race wrote: »

Why watch it then? Its only purpose is to entertain, and it sounds like it's not.

Because I’ve watched it from the start and I’d like to see how it ends

ixoy · 17-08-2019 04:45PM

Kai Mango Transition wrote: »

Finding orange is the new black a hard slog. Half way through. Taking me forever to finish

I'm five episodes in and finding it a big improvement on the previous season thankfully.

shamrock55 · 17-08-2019 07:43PM

I also see Obama in a totally different light after watching Fahrenheit 11/9 and not a good one

Damien360 · 17-08-2019 10:45PM

shamrock55 wrote: »

I also see Obama in a totally different light after watching Fahrenheit 11/9 and not a good one

I just finished it tonight and my mouth is on the floor. Democracy my arse. The Bernie Sanders bit loosing the vote despite cleaning up (party vote) was a disgrace. Flint I knew a bit about but the rigging of kids medical tests for lead was disgusting. Moore liked to link Trump with the Nazi party but it was much closer to China in respect of control and domination.

If we thought our own collection of idiots were bad, just one look at the mess that is the US should be a warning shot to a very possible future.

SoundsRight · 17-08-2019 11:09PM

Charlie19 wrote: »

The relationship Trump has with his daughter is probably the most creepiest thing I've seen.

It's a father being proud of his daughter. I think it says more about those who get creeped out by it.

Charlie19 · 17-08-2019 11:36PM

SoundsRight wrote: »

It's a father being proud of his daughter. I think it says more about those who get creeped out by it.

You obviously didn't watch the documentary.

Dades · 18-08-2019 12:17AM

The documentary used way too many stills of a father embracing his daughter as a way to suggest... I don't know what. I believe he's a proud father of a family that has grown up in the spotlight, and a life none of us could comprehend. It's a decent documentary but that was too much for me. That's not hard hitting journalism.

I'm no fan of Trump, btw, and I suspect Ivanka is a chip of the ol' block.

Charlie19 · 18-08-2019 12:33AM

I also think the Documentary has an agenda against Trump but there was far too many clips that backup the point I was getting at and when you combine that with it all the other claims of harassment its hard not to think that his relationship with his daughter is a bit weird.

s7ryf3925pivug · 18-08-2019 06:20AM

Charlie19 wrote: »

I also think the Documentary has an agenda against Trump but there was far too many clips that backup the point I was getting at and when you combine that with it all the other claims of harassment its hard not to think that his relationship with his daughter is a bit weird.

He's reasonably open about wanting to fnck her. That's his thing really, being open about doing and thinking things that are not supposed to be acceptable. His fans like it and also want to fnck his daughter. But - and this is a big but - I'm 99% sure he hasn't actually fncked her.

s7ryf3925pivug · 18-08-2019 06:26AM

Damien360 wrote: »

I just finished it tonight and my mouth is on the floor. Democracy my arse. The Bernie Sanders bit loosing the vote despite cleaning up (party vote) was a disgrace. Flint I knew a bit about but the rigging of kids medical tests for lead was disgusting. Moore liked to link Trump with the Nazi party but it was much closer to China in respect of control and domination.

If we thought our own collection of idiots were bad, just one look at the mess that is the US should be a warning shot to a very possible future.

I had to watch it in two goes. I didn't know much about Flint and found the main section on that a bit hard to take. Don't remember the last time I felt so angry about something on the TV.

I had a similar reaction too, feeling lucky not to live somewhere like that.

pixelburp · 18-08-2019 11:44AM

peteeeed wrote: »

Archer season 10

Only just (finally) got around to watching Season 9 "Danger Island", so that's a nice surprise. Had herd this latest genre twist was the show back to something resembling its best, but I have heard that before!

peteeeed · 18-08-2019 01:50PM

Hunter Killer ( Gary oldman , Gerard Butler )
When the Russian president gets kidnapped in a coup, an American submarine captain leads a rescue mission in the hopes of avoiding all-out war

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