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Just watched News of the World with Tom Hanks. Excellent flick! It was our first time spending $20 to watch a new movie at home. Still cheaper than the theater and I make better popcorn.
What to watch on Netflix
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My wife and I are on a roll! Again, we've had a hell of a time finding movies we've like on Netflix. That's the reason we left it. But we came back recently just to see the next season of Ozark. But we've now watched four really good (to excellent) movies in a row:
- Lion
- The Dig
- White Tiger
- To the Bone
All have been really good. I'm sure they're not everyone's cup of tea. After all, some people actually liked The Waterboy and Mall Cop (not that there's anything wrong with that).
Finally getting around to watching Hamilton. Pretty good so far.
Just watched The Dig ..... excellent
Looking forward to watching One Night In Miami on Prime Video. Saw it was nominated for an Oscar.
Watched ""What happened to Monday"" last night. Pretty good flick
She plays the role of 7 identical siblings that have different personalities.
Just started a free trial on Discovery+. A lot of shows I like. I think it'll be a keeper.
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I've had Disney + a few times and cancelled it. There isn't a whole lot on there to keep you going for long. This is the way... mine all you can from each service and hop to the next one. By the time you're done, just restart the process and get all the new programming that's built up in your absence.
Saw a Prime documentary called: "The Lost City Of The Cloud People". Beautiful scenery and Kuelap an incredible city. Would love to see it with my own eyes. How those people (Chachapoyas) buried their dead inside steep rock cliffs is a mystery.
Someday, they'll get wise to it, like Netflix did. It took Netflix a LONG time, though.
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Just started an older series with Glenn Close and Rose Byrne... "Damages" on STARZ.
One episdoe in...Reminds me a little of "The Firm" with Hackman and Cruise. Glenn Close plays one cold, evil, beyotch.
