What are you watching?

@rookie54 said
last fall i broke down and surrendered...
got me an hbo subscription so i could watch a movie that was nowhere else...
no,
i'm not gonna talk about that movie...
all the flashy advertising did it's job excellently, and i began to binge watch game of thrones...
seven seasons,
67 episodes,
246195538659457849532645895342 deaths,
48 hhhHOTT love scenes,
dimwits, dra ...[text shortened]... to temptation easily...

i watched the first two episodes of season eight last night...
dammit...

another time-travel serieson netflix:
The travellers, much better than "timeless" in my opinion

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I would recommend a movie - 'Learning to drive' (2014) - warm and charming, starring Patricia Clarkson and Ben Kingsley.

Currently watching 'Ozark'.

Highly recommended. (About a money launderer who gets into trouble with the cartel).

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Currently watching 'Ozark'.

Highly recommended. (About a money launderer who gets into trouble with the cartel).

@ponderable said
another time-travel serieson netflix:
The travellers, much better than "timeless" in my opinion

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Currently watching 'Ozark'.

Highly recommended. (About a money launderer who gets into trouble with the cartel).

@ponderable said
We have now finished that series.

All in all good Entertainment. Some fundamental paradoxes haven't been adressed in my opinion and all in all there was too much violenece and blood.

@ponderable said
So we watch now the third season of Man in the High Castle.

Not that it has much to do with the original Philip K Dick novella, but it is still highly interesting

I think I might actually go out to the movie theater to see "Godzilla, King of the Monsters".

@torunn said
May I recommend, again, the Scottish TV-drama 'In Plain Sight' - I think it passed unnoticed.

Just started binging Person of Interest, which ran on CBS from 2011 to 2016. Still in Season One, but it is eminently watchable.

@sonhouse said
Is that the mini series from Sweden about a serial killer club?

For Terry Pratchett fans:

The series "Good Omens" has just opened up on Amazon. It's a hoot!

Neil Gaiman's dialogue is hilariously witty and Doug MacKinnon directs this visual stunner. If you've read the book and appreciate religious satire...this series is a MUST!