Last film you watched.....

Not sure, we're only halfway through series 2 but as they've begun streaming series 4 I would imagine so

 

It's just that I get my videos/films from "free" sources and so far episodes 5 & 8 of series 4 are not around.

 

Yes looks like they have the full series on Netflix

 

The Rise of Skywalker, 'cos 'er indoors said I could

 

"Skywalker" ...is that what you call it

 

"Breaker Morant" with Edward Woodwood, " We applied rule 303"

 

I am watching series 1 of “Drive to Survive” . A behind the scenes look at Formula 1. Very well shot with access to things not often seen in the glitzyF1 world. It must be good as the wife has watched a couple with me. It’s on Netflix. There is a series 2 as well.

 

I really need to get round to watching the latest series, I’ve watched the previous ones and loved them.
As you say, gripping

 

It’s on Amazon Prime mate, though being a peasant I guess you don’t have that either?

 

Brilliant film, seen several times and still get excited with the car he drives

 

Last couple of nights;
1. Baywatch - cringeworthy crap.
2. 6 Underground - entertaining and typical Ryan Reynolds.

I've heard good reviews about the Man in the High Castle - I'll have to get onto Netflix.

 

Watched that last night, enjoyed it.
Hell hath no fury, indeed!

 

Blackfish on Netflix, be prepared for tears

 

Just watched Extraction on Netflix
Should’ve done something else

 

LOVED Boondock Saints. Might be a good time to watch it again, so glad you mentioned it, @JtC! Thanks...

 

No Country For Old Men,last night. Great

 

Spenser Confidential with Mark Wahlberg playing Spenser. I read all the old Spenser novels by Robert B. Parker and the movie is loosely based on those characters. It was a fun couple of hours--nothing riveting but we found it enjoyable.

 

Not a film, but the limited series Mindhunter is really excellent. It's the early days of serial killer research and the development of psychological profiles, which was done by interviewing convicted killers. David Fincher directs the whole two seasons. It's all psychological horror with little to no blood or crime scenes and reenactments. Very riveting. I watched both seasons in a week. It's all based on real cases, too.

 

Ford V Ferrari - totally enjoyable.
Atomic Blond - riveting.

 

We watched several episodes and found it pretty good but slow moving. Maybe we should give it another chance. Thanks for the reminder.