Finally starting season 5 of Better Call Saul.
What are you watching???
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Rings of Power
Finally saw Bad Batch series 1. The bigger story of the change from Republic to Empire as well as the Kamino backstory is pretty interesting. I just hope s2 gets away from multiple stories where the crew has to fight their way out of an impossible situation. It started feeling repetitive by ep 10.
The Sea of Trees, Pretty Woman, and King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.
I quite liked Sea of Trees
I quite liked Sea of Trees
Finished season 5 of Better Call Saul.
Hawkeye has been my favorite of the D+ shows so far. I would like it to get a second season.
Yankees at Blue Jays
Marlins at Mets
Marlins at Mets
Mets at Braves
Orioles at Yankees
Orioles at Yankees
Constantine (rewatch)
Keanu Reeves as super exorcist John Constantine enforcing that devils and angels sticking to the rules. This is a good one just to soak up the great atmosphere, costumes, sets and props not to mention stylishly off-kilter Tilda Swinton and Peter Stormare.
Deathstalker II (rewatch)
Cheesy but self-aware barbarian movie from the 80s. This movie is just a lot of dumb fun, wouldn't say it's a good movie but I went to watch a few minutes and ended up watching it all. A perfect vehicle for Monique Gabrielle's "talents".
The Munsters
Rob Zombie remake of the classic TV show with exaggerated horror host visuals but flops on the comedy.
Bullet Train
Brad Pitt in a fun stylish comedic action thriller all set on a bullet train. Quirky characters, dialog and actors are the draw here with a sort-of Tarantino/Guy Ritchie vibe and a lot of flair.
Keanu Reeves as super exorcist John Constantine enforcing that devils and angels sticking to the rules. This is a good one just to soak up the great atmosphere, costumes, sets and props not to mention stylishly off-kilter Tilda Swinton and Peter Stormare.
Deathstalker II (rewatch)
Cheesy but self-aware barbarian movie from the 80s. This movie is just a lot of dumb fun, wouldn't say it's a good movie but I went to watch a few minutes and ended up watching it all. A perfect vehicle for Monique Gabrielle's "talents".
The Munsters
Rob Zombie remake of the classic TV show with exaggerated horror host visuals but flops on the comedy.
Bullet Train
Brad Pitt in a fun stylish comedic action thriller all set on a bullet train. Quirky characters, dialog and actors are the draw here with a sort-of Tarantino/Guy Ritchie vibe and a lot of flair.
Orioles at Yankees
I just watched the premiere of AMC's Interview with the Vampire, and I think I've found my new Sunday night obsession.
I finished Better Call Saul tonight. Man those final episodes were soemthing else, especially the stuff with Kim Wexler. I'm so glad I watched the Breaking Bad Universe in the last year and a half. What a franchise.
Is that the same as the movie that came out years ago or something different, as I remember the movie vividly with Tom Cruise as the vampire.
Both are based on the 1973 novel by Anne Rice.
One is a movie, and one is a TV show.
Similar to how Planet of the Apes, was a book, a bunch of movies, a tv show a vinyl record, a comic, an animated show and another movie, another comic, and then another bunch of movies.
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Thank you @Guy Gardener
I have vague memories of watching bits and pieces of the animated Planet Of The Apes.
The live action was 70s cream.
It followed the Fugitive/Hulk/Kung-Fu model.
Two twentieth century astronauts walking the Planet of the Apes, helping the downtrodden, while being chased by Mark Leonard in Gorilla make up, for a crime they did not commit.
As a boy I had a few view-master reels of the TV show.
Same source material, new adaptation.
This version of the story stars Jacob Anderson (Game of Thrones), Sam Reid, Bailey Bass, and Eric Bogosian (Law and Order: Criminal Intent).
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