What was the last thing you watched? Movie & TV Edition

[watcher1]

I watched the entire Thin Man catalogue with William Powell and Myrna Loy.  Six movies recorded between 1936 and 1947. 

Let’s just say, I wouldn’t say no...

Me either. I always thought she was very pretty.  Her and Powell made a good couple.

[_priapism]

Me either. I always thought she was very pretty.  Her and Powell made a good couple.

I have spent a lifetime looking for a woman who would let me drink with such a gay abandon. Unfortunately, she only exists in the movies.

Spent 15 bucks for a membership to HBO MAX to see Wonder Woman 84. Figured I'd spend that much, at least, going to the theater to see the flick.
The first sequence is like the first WW film, after that it sharply drops off of a cliff. The mall sequence, the second sequence in the film, is cringe worthy bad. The bad guys are cartoonishly written and performed and the sequence reminds me of a badly written, badly acted and horribly produced mid 80's TV show (maybe they were aiming for that).

When I saw what HBO wanted for WW, I told my wife “I’ll be able to get it on Amazon in another 30 days.“ I’ve really cut my new movie watching down to one or two a year. Everything that Hollywood cranks out seems to be a horribly done remake of a movie that wasn’t that good to begin with.  Particularly the comic book ones.

[MintJulie]

We watched Disney's SOUL the other night.  It was good.  I think the person that came up with the idea might have been under the influence of drugs at the time, but it worked.  I liked it.  Jamie Fox and Tina Fey were the two main voice characters.

[Jed_]

Lost in Space on Netflix.  Parker Posey is the dastardly Dr Smith!

[_priapism]

Lost in Space on Netflix.  Parker Posey is the dastardly Dr Smith!

Penny?  Or Judy?

[Hood]

Last thing I watched was "Quigley Down Under" on Netflix - Tom Selleck. Good movie.

[Sidonie]

Last thing I watched was "Quigley Down Under" on Netflix - Tom Selleck. Good movie.

Lol.
That is such an old movie, but yes, its good for its time, and a bit of Tom Selleck nostalgia.

[watcher1]

Watched the first two episodes of the BBC's crime drama, Prime Suspect, starring a very pretty Helen Mirren. Think it first started showing in 1992.

[Hood]

Last thing I watched was "Quigley Down Under" on Netflix - Tom Selleck. Good movie.

Lol.
That is such an old movie, but yes, its good for its time, and a bit of Tom Selleck nostalgia.

That's true. It is very dated, but I am a big Tom Selleck fan, and the movie is simply fun to watch.

[ObiDongKenobi]

Watched the first two episodes of the BBC's crime drama, Prime Suspect, starring a very pretty Helen Mirren. Think it first started showing in 1992.

1991 to be pedantic, but yes they are very good. Seven series/stories of two or three episodes each. If you can search it out I can also recommend "Widows" from 1983 by the same writer (Lynda La Plante); I think it has been remade as a feature film.

[MintJulie]

Watching BRIDGERTON on Netflix.  A story set in London high society where match making and courting of the young takes place.   I'm enjoying it.  Dan watched for less than 15 minutes, picked up his magazine and said, "Tell me if there is any nudity."

I'm halfway through Episode 4.

[watcher1]

Watching BRIDGERTON on Netflix.  A story set in London high society where match making and courting of the young takes place.   I'm enjoying it.  Dan watched for less than 15 minutes, picked up his magazine and said, "Tell me if there is any nudity."

I'm halfway through Episode 4.

I lasted as long as Dan, even knowing there was a hot sex scene in one of the episodes. 

[ObiDongKenobi]

Watching BRIDGERTON on Netflix.  A story set in London high society where match making and courting of the young takes place.   I'm enjoying it.  Dan watched for less than 15 minutes, picked up his magazine and said, "Tell me if there is any nudity."

I'm halfway through Episode 4.

I lasted as long as Dan, even knowing there was a hot sex scene in one of the episodes. 

Mrs. ODK loves it, I never even gave it a chance.

[Shiela_M]

Currently watching the History of swearing on Netflix.  First episodes is on the word fuck. Not only did I learn a few things, this shit is fucking funny.

Jonah Hill said the f word 107 times in the wolf of wallstreet making him the actor with the highest f-word count

[Hood]

Now wait! "Sweating" or "Swearing" or is it Sweating while swearing....or swearing because you're sweating.....or ??   

[Shiela_M]

Now wait! "Sweating" or "Swearing" or is it Sweating while swearing....or swearing because you're sweating.....or ??   

Fixed it.

Fucking autocorrect

[MissBarbara]

Now wait! "Sweating" or "Swearing" or is it Sweating while swearing....or swearing because you're sweating.....or ??   

h
Fixed it.

Fucking autocorrect

When I read your initial post about the History of Sweating, my mind instantly went here:




Oh, and one for you:

[watcher1]

Currently watching the History of swearing on Netflix.  First episodes is on the word fuck. Not only did I learn a few things, this shit is fucking funny.

Jonah Hill said the f word 107 times in the wolf of wallstreet making him the actor with the highest f-word count

From what I posted in the So Irritating thread the other day -

According to a study of more than 3,500 movie scripts by the Buzz Bingo website, Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street" is the most expletive-laden film of all time, with 715 curse words, more than "Uncut Gems" (646), "Casino" (606), "Jay and Silent Strike Back" (509) and the Brad Pitt WW II movie "Fury" (489).

I have only seen Casino. Any movie with De Niro or Samuel L Jackson in it will have many F bombs.

[Shiela_M]

Currently watching the History of swearing on Netflix.  First episodes is on the word fuck. Not only did I learn a few things, this shit is fucking funny.

Jonah Hill said the f word 107 times in the wolf of wallstreet making him the actor with the highest f-word count

From what I posted in the So Irritating thread the other day -

According to a study of more than 3,500 movie scripts by the Buzz Bingo website, Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street" is the most expletive-laden film of all time, with 715 curse words, more than "Uncut Gems" (646), "Casino" (606), "Jay and Silent Strike Back" (509) and the Brad Pitt WW II movie "Fury" (489).

I have only seen Casino. Any movie with De Niro or Samuel L Jackson in it will have many F bombs.

And jonah hill said the f-word 107 of those.  That's a lot of fucks.

When I read your initial post about the History of Sweating, my mind instantly went here:

My phone automatically thought I ment sweating, so auto corrected... which means sweating is a common word typed out on my phone... makes one wonder of my conversations... and google searches

He would have been perfect for episode 4.  Dick

[Hood]

Now wait! "Sweating" or "Swearing" or is it Sweating while swearing....or swearing because you're sweating.....or ??   

Fixed it.

Fucking autocorrect

Good for you.....forgive me for laughing. Didn't mean to offend in any way. It just struck me funny, but don't you hate that auto correct. It gets to be a real pain in the ass.