Raheem
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Sorry. I had my phone on silent.RRR?
Sorry. I had my phone on silent.RRR?
Oh yeah RRR. I got it mixed up with RRE (a record album)RRR?
I'm hooked on Hell on Wheels. Love it.
Should be through just your normal subscription.The premiership games that are on prime in October: anyone know if you just need a Prime subscription or whether you need that plus an additional subscription?
Just finished the first episode. Very good indeed, and a strong recommendation based on itAnyone watched the A League Of Their Own series? Been getting great reviews.
It's based on the hugely successful 90s movie.Just finished the first episode. Very good indeed, and a strong recommendation based on it
ETA: Everyone please note this has nothing to do with James Corden’s stupid panel show!
ETA 2: Like most right-thinking folk I find baseball excruciatingly boring, but don’t let that put you off trying this out. Baseball is just the background premise gelling the story and characters together
A League of Their Own (2022) | Rotten Tomatoes
Following the journey of the WWII All-American professional women's baseball league players as they travel across a rapidly changing U.S.www.rottentomatoes.com
Madonna had a relatively small supporting role and for once wasn't terrible, Davis and Hanks were the leads. I'm not a huge fan of the film, apart from Davis and Hanks every character is a stereotype and it's a little too corny for my taste. I could imagine the new TV series being better.I don't think I have seen it since it came out, but I seem to remember it being a decent enough film despite being about baseball.
I seem to recall Madonna in it? Tom Hanks? and Gena Davis.
Ah yes, I seem to remember it being hung more on Madonna for press reasons, (all EPK clips etc) and being surprised she only has a small part when I actually saw it. I saw it once when I was 19, so I am surprised I remember anything about it. I am already imagining GLOW vibes from a TV series.Madonna had a relatively small supporting role and for once wasn't terrible, Davis and Hanks were the leads. I'm not a huge fan of the film, apart from Davis and Hanks every character is a stereotype and it's a little too corny for my taste. I could imagine the new TV series being better.
That gets a thumbs up from me tooBreaking my infamous posting go-slow of the streaming threads in the (so far) one-man protest of them all not appearing in 1 thread....
...To give a strong recommendation for The Outfit Watch The Outfit (2022) | Prime Video The Outfit (2022) - IMDb
It's all shot in 1 location, a tailors shop, and deals with the aftermath from a night of gangland crime - despite a lot of key characters having nothing to do with the criminality (and it's all pretty softly handled). Full of clever twists, and moves at a rapid pace, and your attention is suitably rewarded. One of those films whereby when the credits roll, you have a real sense of contentment that your time has been well spent and you've been entertained.
Predictably, Mark Rylance steals the show (playing... Mark Rylance*) and ensures it's not just a cold plot-twist-guessathon.
*Not actually Mark Rylance ofc, but I'm guessing another role playing the slightly ditzy, and unassuming, but endlessly kind and moral old man didn't require months of method acting (not that I'm complaining tbf)
Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee is a large slice of wtf, interspersed with bizarre wtf moments.
I followed his story at the time but this 2016 doc gives all/most of the unpleasant details. Holing up in Belize; hiring murderers as security, taking over a small town, keeping a group of suspiciously young looking local women at his beck and call, paying off the entire police force, owning a million guns, organising murders - he was a massive and deeply unlikeable bastard.
(As I was searching for the trailer, I realised there's a Netflix doc called Running with the Devil: The Wild World of John McAfee which probably supersedes this one as it was made in 2022)
I watched the Netflix one after I saw you mention it.
He's an absolute fruit case!!
Pretty sure it did. I watched while "working"Does the netflix doc mention the shiteating?
Just watched the first episode, quite promising and thanks for the recommendationNearly finished Sprung, and a firm recommendation for anyone looking for an easy-watch entertaining short comedy series. Broadly similar in tone and feel (not the premise though) to My Name is Earl. Martha Plimpton of The Goonies fame is fucking brilliant in it.
You’d have to pay for the original series on Amazon, but it’s available for free on the STV player, which comes as a free app on NowTV, on the Virgin service and presumably on Sky and smart TVs: or you can watch online as well.I'm going to watch the original on that recommendation
Breaking my infamous posting go-slow of the streaming threads in the (so far) one-man protest of them all not appearing in 1 thread....
...To give a strong recommendation for The Outfit Watch The Outfit (2022) | Prime Video The Outfit (2022) - IMDb
It's all shot in 1 location, a tailors shop, and deals with the aftermath from a night of gangland crime - despite a lot of key characters having nothing to do with the criminality (and it's all pretty softly handled). Full of clever twists, and moves at a rapid pace, and your attention is suitably rewarded. One of those films whereby when the credits roll, you have a real sense of contentment that your time has been well spent and you've been entertained.
Predictably, Mark Rylance steals the show (playing... Mark Rylance*) and ensures it's not just a cold plot-twist-guessathon.
*Not actually Mark Rylance ofc, but I'm guessing another role playing the slightly ditzy, and unassuming, but endlessly kind and moral old man didn't require months of method acting (not that I'm complaining tbf)