Movie/show thread! What are you watching?

[Backroads]

On 4/13/2024 at 6:34 PM, LDSGator said:

LadyGator and I are watching high brow, intellectual shows lately. Like My Strange Addiction and 90 Day Fiancee. 

Ooh, look who's fancy and snobbish with media.

[Backroads]

On 4/13/2024 at 6:34 PM, LDSGator said:

LadyGator and I are watching high brow, intellectual shows lately. Like My Strange Addiction and 90 Day Fiancee. 

Ooh, look who's fancy and snobbish with media.

[SilentOne]

I've been streaming the '90s tv series Sliders on the Roku channel.

Edited April 16, 2024 by SilentOne

[LDSGator]

17 hours ago, Backroads said:

Ooh, look who's fancy and snobbish with media.

And, to top it off, Big Brother starts in the summer and I’m glued to that show. Been a fan since 2001! 

[Vort]

3 minutes ago, LDSGator said:

And, to top it off, Big Brother starts in the summer and I’m glued to that show. Been a fan since 2001 1984! 

FTFY

[LDSGator]

15 minutes ago, Vort said:

FTFY

Lol! 

[NeuroTypical]

I watched Raya and the Last Dragon for the 2nd time.  Still excellent.  All I really remembered from the first time, was best animation I'd seen in a decade, and I won a facebook argument about it's worth.  I still find wholesome and correct principles throughout the thing.  I had forgotten what a huge emotion dump it is, although some of that is unique to me because I've lost both parents and the movie is filled with broken orphans.

[Backroads]

I discovered one I admittedly haven't finished yet, but my husband did and says it's awesome, despite being cancelled after the first season. Night Sky. Sissy Spacek and J. K. Simmons happen to have a tunnel in their shed that leads to another planet. And there's weird cultish secret societies and the tragic realities of aging. 

[Vort]

5 minutes ago, Backroads said:

I discovered one I admittedly haven't finished yet, but my husband did and says it's awesome, despite being cancelled after the first season. Night Sky. Sissy Spacek and J. K. Simmons happen to have a tunnel in their shed that leads to another planet. And there's weird cultish secret societies and the tragic realities of aging. 

It's convenient that the other planet's air pressure just happens to match that in their location, so that you don't get constant wind blowing out or something.

[Backroads]

3 minutes ago, Vort said:

It's convenient that the other planet's air pressure just happens to match that in their location, so that you don't get constant wind blowing out or something.

Apparently they have to turn on some sort of machine and technically it leads to some building on said planet.

[NeuroTypical]

27 minutes ago, Backroads said:

weird cultish secret societies and the tragic realities of aging. 

I'm only 2 years away from starting the first one as a way of coping with the second.