was still watching at 1am!! been a while since i was last this gripped on something! great stuff, a little bit Mr Robot / little bit Dexter, but with other intentions! a little far fetched too how easy it is for him to do what he does but its cool and dark and a bit creepy. real binge material.
Murder Mountain (disappearances + weed farms etc ) is a gripping doc, made all the more intriguing by the fact that I sat and had breakfast in Garberville last year with not a clue of the place’s problems.
Wev’e just got Netflix & on a recommendation started watching ‘Still Game’ (which is an ancient Scottish programme that came out in 2002.
Been pissing myself laughing from the start.
T2 was a pretty thin nostalgia-fest that just lent of it’s better predecessor.
Very disappointed in it. Shoddily put together, embarrassing plot and ironically the overall feel was of an old raver going out again but trying a bit too hard.
I’ve has Titans on in the background this am as I’ve closed some audits off, seems Ok but I’ll have to watch it again as I missed quite a bit of what the story was.
The Siege of Jadotville – Based on a true story, if you like war films this is very, very good. Great story, great photography, excellent action scenes.
I watched the first episode of Sex Education last night. I don’t think I’m its target audience but it’s quite funny and I was surprised to see it was English – I expected it to be set in the US (not sure why though). Gillian Anderson is 😍
Why isn’t there Porn on Netflix? We’re all adults and we have the pin. Every single man enjoys porn and a lot of men live alone or at least find themselves alone at home at some point. Is there some sort of law against it? Netflix are missing a trick as who wouldn’t enjoy that on the big tele.
1stnameWsurname and bikebuoy will now come and say they don’t enjoy porn. 🤣🤣
Well obviously there’s no porn per se but there is one film with full penetration in it – the problem with it is that’s it’s utter crap and I can’t remember what it’s called 😂
There’s the problem with Netflicks and all streaming services. I noticed Blue Velvet was available a couple of months ago, fancied watching it again over Christmas, by which time it had been removed. It’s the interesting films, the stuff you don’t watch so often, that become less available because unlike dvds where you can print a limited run it’s probably not worth Prime/NF/whoever allocating server space to a marginal interest film.
Suddenly I’m wondering whether anyone has set up a streaming service purely for odd art films and unpopular stuff. *searches*
