I've been hoping they will.Quote:
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I've been hoping they will.Quote:
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Watching The Untouchables for the first time in forever. Started watching on the Roku app but it was quite grainy so I popped in a blu-ray disc and it's as crisp as a 3D picture (almost). Great movie. Costner and Connery did quite well together.
Game of Thrones season 8 will premiere on April 14th.
I just saw on YouTube that Peter Tork had died recently. I remember watching The Monkeys on TV way back when although I don't remember much beyond the opening where they locked feet on the beach going in and out.
Just watched The Bill Murray Stories on Netflix, a documentary about how Bill Murray just kind of shows up and participates in these "regular folks" events, like a kickball game in a park, joining a couple for their engagement photo session, tending bar at a local hangout, washing dishes at a party in someone's house, etc. Really interesting--highly recommend.
For those of you who have a 4K/UHD television Field of Dreams 4K will be coming out May 14th. There will be 2 versions. One is a Steelbook with cover art from Best Buy and the other will be regular 4K packaging from Blu-ray through amazon. The steelbook version is actually cheaper which is rare. Both come with digital copy which is a code number that can be used for streaming through Vudu, Fandango, and others.
^^^^They are taking pre-orders at blu-ray.com and at best buy now.
If you're a fan of the Sherlock Holmes movies with Jude Law and Robert Downey Jr and looking forward to the 3rd installment well, it's been pushed back another year making it a full decade since the last one.
http://www.tvguide.com/news/deadwood...te-teaser-hbo/
Deadwood, the movie...
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Finally! W. Earl Brown, the guy who plays Dan Dority, is from Kentucky as well as his character. I've watched that series several times. Several of the actors played parts in the Justified series.Quote:
Originally Posted by blueboss
The final season of Game of Thrones premiers on April 14th on HBO. Great series!
The last (and sadly, final) season of Catastrophe is now up on Amazon Prime.
Mrs. BEvans and I watch a PBS/BBC show "Call The Midwife." The new season premieres on PBS this Sunday. Previous seasons are on Netflix.
I haven't gotten around to watching Catastrophe's last season but it's a good show, pretty realistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by KSRBEvans
The Enemy Within is a good show. It stars Jennifer Carpenter as a former CIA agent turned traitor who helps the FBI catch bad people. If you're able to start at the beginning it's a worthwhile show. It's on Mondays on NBC.
^thanks for the recommendation. Someone else recommended it, too. I'll give it a look.
Bosch season 5 is coming April 19th on Amazon Prime.
I have watched that and enjoyed it very much. And I hear the fourth season will be released in a Prime bundle which means super binge watching. Not sure when though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Catfan73
If you watched Killing Eve last year season 2 begins Sunday at 10 PM and several re-airings after in case of conflicts with other shows. If you missed the first season they will re-air all episodes starting at 2 AM Sunday, just record if you're not a night owl.
The Highwaymen, on Netflix, looks to be a good show given the cast,... Costner and Harrelson for starters but just the tip of the iceberg.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1860242/?ref_=nv_sr_1
Great series, IIRC you may have been the one that recommended it last year when it first aired...Thanks, looking forward to season 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by badrose
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I forgot to mention that Killing Eve was on BBC America just in case.
BTW The Highwaymen on Netflix was pretty good. It's a movie about two old lawmen catching up with Bonnie and Clyde.
The final season premier of Game of Thrones is next Sunday night.
The premiere date for the 2nd season of Yellowstone is June 19th. It will have one more episode than last season's with ten.
Killing Eve continues with its great story telling.
I just read that a new iteration of Death on the Nile will be hitting theaters in the fall of 2020 with a strong list of actors.
The Enemy Within is a great show and keeps getting better. It's on NBC so you might be able to catch up.
The new season of Bosch is up on Amazon Prime Video.
Mrs. BEvans and I are watching the heck out of The Last Kingdom on Netflix right now. We watched a few episodes and it was good but very violent, which she has a tough time with. We got back into it and blew through Season 2 over the weekend and watching Season 3 now. A lot of artistic license but fairly close to what we have for the historical record at that time (late 800s).
John Wick 3 will be in theaters May 17th. I've seen the first two via 4K Blu-ray and will probably go that route again. Saves $$$ and and can be watched over and over.
This one could be fun a la Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_j5hwooOHVE
I like Anne Hathaway, but at the risk of sounding sexist, what's the deal with all these lady remakes? Lady Ghostbusters, Lady Oceans 11, Lady What Women Want, Lady Big, now Lady Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. (I might even throw Captain Marvel into that category, but I don't know enough about the comic book history of that vs. Shazam to say.) If I were a woman I'd feel a little condescended to, as if they can't come up with any independent ideas for movies with strong women leads.Quote:
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I get that but I'm hoping they can put their own spin on it. Plus I like the fact that it's just the two as opposed to those with the larger numbers. In any case, I'll know more by waiting for the blu-ray.Quote:
Originally Posted by KSRBEvans
Once in a while you gotta revisit the classics. I'm going with Stripes today. :happy0001:
Lighten up, Francis.
Game Of Thrones, final season, episode 3.
Holy Moly!!!
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I know! If the writers were going for big surprises they exceeded.Quote:
Originally Posted by blueboss
Plus, the writers are masters at “leave you hang’n”. You have to watch the next episode...Quote:
Originally Posted by badrose
I’m sorry I’m watching in real time, the past seasons I binged watched and would watch 2-3 episodes at a time. Now that I’m caught up, I can’t seem to force myself to record 2-3 and then watch them later.
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The 3rd season of Sneaky Pete is coming 5/10 on Amazon Prime. It's a pretty good show.
Deadwood: The Movie trailer
https://deadline.com/2019/03/deadwoo...eo-1202580166/
Somehow Mrs. BEvans has gotten into a Turkish show with English subtitles on Netflix called Seyit and Sura. It's a soap-operaish love story/family drama that starts in WWI and continues into the 20s. I don't know how she found it or why she keeps watching it, but it gives me a chance to do other stuff, I guess.
Sounds like a second TV is in order. That is unless other stuff is better.Quote:
Originally Posted by KSRBEvans
We have one, but it's weird. If I leave the room to watch something else, she'll turn off the show she's watching, which is not what I want her to do. So I usually sit with her and read KSR or pick up a book, something like that. She has 10 more episodes to watch and she'll roll through those pretty quickly at her rate.Quote:
Originally Posted by badrose
Watching Murder on the Orient Express (1974) on Amazon Prime. The cast list is a literal who's who.
Albert Finney Albert Finney ... Hercule Poirot
Lauren Bacall Lauren Bacall ... Mrs. Hubbard
Martin Balsam Martin Balsam ... Bianchi
Ingrid Bergman Ingrid Bergman ... Greta
Jacqueline Bisset Jacqueline Bisset ... Countess Andrenyi
Jean-Pierre Cassel Jean-Pierre Cassel ... Pierre (as Jean Pierre Cassel)
Sean Connery Sean Connery ... Col. Arbuthnot
John Gielgud John Gielgud ... Beddoes
Wendy Hiller Wendy Hiller ... Princess Dragomiroff
Anthony Perkins Anthony Perkins ... McQueen
Vanessa Redgrave Vanessa Redgrave ... Mary Debenham
Rachel Roberts Rachel Roberts ... Hildegarde
Richard Widmark Richard Widmark ... Ratchett
Michael York Michael York ... Count Andrenyi
Colin Blakely Colin Blakely