The Most Recent Movie You've Seen on Streaming, Broadcast TV, or Movie Theater?

Watching the latest Batman movie. Robert Pattinson has literally kept the same expression on his face for two hours. What a talent!😂

Not long now till the last few episodes of Ozark are out.

I love this show, a roller coaster ride from start to finish.

What's going to happen to the Byrde family .. and poor Ruth.

I've always thought to myself if I seen Jessica Fletcher in the locality it's time to move.
Same can be said about Marty and Wendy Byrde.

I suppose a happy ending would be too much to ask.

Ozark is brilliant. Jason Bateman picks some great material. I’m looking forward to picking up the last season.

Match Point (2005)

A movie directed by Woody Allen about about a young, retired tennis player who marries into a wealthy family. He quickly rises in his father-in-law's corporation, and it's all downhill from there. Security versus love.

If you missed this one, by all means see it because it's one of Allen's greatest.

That was the first Woody Allen film I have seen.
It was much darker than I anticipated.

If you want something batshit crazy and hysterical?

Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022), 9/10. This one needs to be in the running for the following Oscars in Lead Actress for Michelle Yeoh, Editing, and Best Original Screenplay.

But you'll have to catch it in the movie theaters as it ain't streaming anywhere legal. Definitely worth the trip to the cinema.

Dark is very good, a German series about child disappearance and wormholes in time.

Almost finished season 1.

We finished watching the series last night, I found it tense and very satisfying. Let me know what you think of the ending, I don't want to foul anyone's expectations ........

You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (2010)
Directed by Woody Allen

A story of two couples, four people splitting up and going their own way because " the grass is greener". Or is it? Another ironically tragic Woody Allen movie. The critics didn't like it, but I love it.

For instance, the Josh Brolin character had one successful novel, but now is struggling for a second, and his wife is nagging him to make money. He has a friend who wrote a good manuscript, but was killed in a car accident before he could publish it. Brolin steals the manuscript and successfully submits it for publication only to find out his friend wasn't killed but in a coma.

I was really starting to dislike the Wendy Byrde character a lot, and really liked the fact that Ruth’s friend Rachel finally tells her what an evil, selfish b-word she is. I binged all of the final episodes. I wasn’t disappointed in the ending.

I loved it, it was so well done...........we watched the last three episodes because we had to, we just had to..........might not be everyone's cup of tea, but wowie, what a series.

Blanding (2013-2014) 13 episodes

I stumbled upon this series again and realized how riotously funny and peculiar it is as only the British can do.

Lord Emsworth is the patriarch (ostensibly), but spends most of his time avoiding the stern Connie, who really runs things. Freddie is the son who, being rather simple-minded, wears a permanent optimistic, vacant stare and is funny just for that but can't seem to avoid driving his open car into the same tree over and over again.

The first episode involves Lord Emsworth perturbed when his prize-winning pig, The Empress, goes on a fast.

That takes me back, Timothy Spall is always very good.

It's available on Tubi

Watch Blandings on Tubi: https://link.tubi.tv/2PtEgzGo4pb

If you want to see Spall's range the biopic Pierrepoint the last hangman is very good.

He gives a very sympathetic portrayal of a man who executed hundreds, including Nazi war criminals.

Although for me he will always be Barry from Auf Weidersein Pet.

Also, Mark Williams, who played Arthur Weasley in the Harry Potter movies, plays the butler.

Mark Williams is best known for being in the Fast Show.

i watched interceptor last night on netflix, it's quite good

Wonder Boys (2000)

Starring Michael Douglas, Tobey Maguire, Robert Downey jr., and Frances McDormand.

Michael Douglas plays a literature professor and Tobey Maguire is a student. Both are writing novels. It's a drama/comedy and comes across as a serious comedy of errors. If you missed this one, it's very well worth your time to check it out.

i recently rewatched marriage story on Netflix its so good the acting is truly incredible.