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What We Did on our Holidays

It's a bit cutesy but the kids are excellent and what they do is quite unexpected.

A bit of nice untaxing viewing.
 
A couple of documentary series that come highly recommended, but with the proviso that they are anger-inducing and, in the case of the Iraq one, upsetting.

Watched 2 of these last night, after recently finishing Succession on Nowtv. Really interesting, cheers oryx :thumbs:
 
The above are on Netflix, so please note I'm just stupid.

Have I recommended Ladybird? Cannot recommend enough. "You know with your work ethic you should just go to City College". It is such a kind film.
 
I just got a Smart TV (late anniversary/early Xmas joint prezzie from my parents as our old and NOT Smart telly had a cracked screen for ages and it was spreading) so am rejoicing in having a TV connected to our network and watching on demand services and streaming directly to it over the wifi - very cool and exciting tbh.

It arrived Thursday and I've been watching Killing Eve - thoroughly enjoying it!
 
All 4, rather than the iPlayer.
I've noticed that they've swapped around some of their Adult Swim content and have Kill La Kill now. It's great in the sense that it knows it's ludicrous and embraces this whole-heartedly, using every anime trope in the universe along the way.
 
I watched ‘Good Trouble’ which is a young adult type drama. Found it so-so, easy to watch which is what I wanted. Then watched ‘A Suitable Boy’ which was fab as my partner & I enjoy listening to Indian Classical music.
 
Then watched ‘A Suitable Boy’ which was fab as my partner & I enjoy listening to Indian Classical music.
I wasn't expecting to like A Suitable Boy as some of the reviews were less than enthusiastic, but found it excellent.
 
I really couldn't get into it, and I normally like things that are quite silly. It does look like they had fun making it, at least.
 
Film of Jane Eyre. Took me til this year to finally read the book and was knocked out by it. The film is pretty faithful to the book and we really enjoyed it.
 
We just watched After The Storm - definitely recommended. A slow Japanese meditation on family and death and suchlike. Stars Hiroshi Abe as a failed novelist turned dissolute gumshoe who finds himself trapped overnight by a typhoon with his ex-wife and son at his recently widowed mother's flat. Standout performance from Kirin Kiki as the recently widowed mother, but tbh it's all good.
 
We just watched After The Storm - definitely recommended. A slow Japanese meditation on family and death and suchlike. Stars Hiroshi Abe as a failed novelist turned dissolute gumshoe who finds himself trapped overnight by a typhoon with his ex-wife and son at his recently widowed mother's flat. Standout performance from Kirin Kiki as the recently widowed mother, but tbh it's all good.
Oh yes, I saw that a couple months back. Two thumbs up from me, as well. Watched Shoplifters on the strength of it, which is also a fine film.
 
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