Started watching The Leftovers again on Max. That show is just a weird (in a good way) the second time as it was the first.
What's streaming that's good TV/movies
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Go watch 28 years later, saw it yesterday and it's really good. Not at all what I expected going into it.
Just finished the final episode of What We Do in the Shadows, and so sorry to hear that it wasn't picked up. Easily the funniest series that hit both my and my wife's sense of humor perfectly.
It was really good, but it felt like it had run its course. If you can find it, Wellington Paranormal was another spin off of the movie set in New Zealand.
I just finished up Season 2 of "The Rig" on Amazon Prime over the weekend.
A well-executed, smaller scale (only 6 episodes per season) that's a good mix of sci-fi and apocalyptic dystopian drama mixed in with nefarious corporate conspiracy as well. A good series that goes quickly (due to only 6 episodes per season).
It also serves as a mini "Game of Thrones" reunion with the guy who played Jorah Mormont as the male lead and strong supporting turns by Mark Addy (King Robert) and Owen Teale (the dude who played Aliser Thorne). Needless to say the acting is top notch.
A well-executed, smaller scale (only 6 episodes per season) that's a good mix of sci-fi and apocalyptic dystopian drama mixed in with nefarious corporate conspiracy as well. A good series that goes quickly (due to only 6 episodes per season).
It also serves as a mini "Game of Thrones" reunion with the guy who played Jorah Mormont as the male lead and strong supporting turns by Mark Addy (King Robert) and Owen Teale (the dude who played Aliser Thorne). Needless to say the acting is top notch.
I'm sitting here watching Interceptor on Netflix. It's about terrorists taking over the U.S.'s two nuclear missile interceptor sites after they've stolen 16 Russian ICBM nukes so they can launch them at the U.S. with no fear of them being shot down.
I've gotta say, this Luke Bracey, who plays the main villain in this dog has got to be the worst actor I've ever seen. His delivery is wooden and he might as well be reading the ingredients off a can of dog food as reciting his lines. Seriously, he's one step above Tommy Wiseau.
I've gotta say, this Luke Bracey, who plays the main villain in this dog has got to be the worst actor I've ever seen. His delivery is wooden and he might as well be reading the ingredients off a can of dog food as reciting his lines. Seriously, he's one step above Tommy Wiseau.
I am intrigued. I must check it. Was not aware of its existence. All these sentences are short.
Finally watched Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1. It's leaving Netflix's soon so thought I'd give it a try. It's okay. Not so good that I didn't stop and spread the three hours over two evenings but not so bad that I stopped after 90 minutes. I think a lot of people will watch this and think "I've seen this before", I did constantly as it shifted from one scene and storyline that I've seen before to another. Still, okay movie to kill some time if you like westerns. Acting is decent.
