What was the last movie/show you watched?

[cbhours]

Yesterday I saw a movie: The Night House (2020)

Its worth watching if you're in the mood for creepy, I think it had way more potential but fell short in the end.

 

[darcyduke]

Black Phone 2 - creepy as hell!

 

[cbhours]

Black Phone 2 - creepy as hell!

Nice had no idea #2 came out

 

[darcyduke]

Nice had no idea #2 came out

Yep, and better than the first


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Mr Mercedes

 

[AmberCutie]

Finished "The Beast In Me" on Netflix last night.

Felt like an 8 hour movie, very typical acting from Claire Danes. Worth watching I guess.

 

[stormythunder]

Watched Shutter Island again. Twist aside, it really does feel like a warning about being too nostalgic for that "picture-perfect" 50s-esque america everyone is too eager to romanticize lately lol.

 

[yummybrownfox]

Just watched the finale of My Hero Academia.

 

[LilyBlueBBW]

The last thing that I watched was the 50 cent produced "Diddy" documentary that is currently on Netflix. I literally by the end of watching that documentary wished that I could reach through the screen and ring Diddy's neck. There is something royally fucked up about that man and he's very greedy and very callous and extremely narcissistic. I won't spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it but I will just say this, if even 10 percent of the things that are in that documentary are true about Diddy, he deserves far more than 3 years in prison.

 

[stormythunder]

The last thing that I watched was the 50 cent produced "Diddy" documentary that is currently on Netflix. I literally by the end of watching that documentary wished that I could reach through the screen and ring Diddy's neck. There is something royally fucked up about that man and he's very greedy and very callous and extremely narcissistic. I won't spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it but I will just say this, if even 10 percent of the things that are in that documentary are true about Diddy, he deserves far more than 3 years in prison.

I leave you with this not so fun fact about the Police's "I'll be watching you" single, the one that diddy covered w his at the time wife- the b side of that record was originally murder by number banger song but...wow what a sick joke if he did that on purpose

 

[AmberCutie]

The last thing that I watched was the 50 cent produced "Diddy" documentary that is currently on Netflix. I literally by the end of watching that documentary wished that I could reach through the screen and ring Diddy's neck. There is something royally fucked up about that man and he's very greedy and very callous and extremely narcissistic. I won't spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it but I will just say this, if even 10 percent of the things that are in that documentary are true about Diddy, he deserves far more than 3 years in prison.

I just watched in 2 nights ago and 100% agree with you.

 

[yummybrownfox]

I leave you with this not so fun fact about the Police's "I'll be watching you" single, the one that diddy covered w his at the time wife- the b side of that record was originally murder by number banger song but...wow what a sick joke if he did that on purpose

That's my favorite singer Faith Evans. I just saw a post the other day where she'd mentioned that, back then, Diddy (known as "Puff Daddy" back then) snapped on her about how he needs her to record the chorus of that song. She was telling him that she's trying to process Biggie's death, and Diddy wasn't trying to hear it...he wanted them to record the song immediately. And to think...in high school it was actually my dream to get signed to his Bad Boy Records label as a singer (Part of the reason I'd moved to New York after high school).

 

[cbhours]

Just watched the finale of My Hero Academia.

Like it's done done? I'm so far behind

 

[yummybrownfox]

^Okay, I just did a search for the post on Facebook, and it was about Faith not wanting to perform the song at the VMAs...

 

[yummybrownfox]

Like it's done done? I'm so far behind

Yes, new episodes were released every Saturday morning here in the U.S., and today (Saturday, December 13th) was the final episode...where we see them all as adults. I'm seeing a lot of sources online stating that we're also getting one special bonus episode soon. I really hope that's true.

 

[KingMarti]

Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights. Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson made a good comedy duo.

 

[cbhours]

Rewatched Chernobyl (the HBO miniseries) it's just an amazing series that everyone should see. Anatoly Dyatlov is who I picture in my head when I get a response from stripchat support after reporting an issue.

 

[Maxi]

Rewatched Chernobyl (the HBO miniseries) it's just an amazing series that everyone should see. Anatoly Dyatlov is who I picture in my head when I get a response from stripchat support after reporting an issue.

Rewatched it over Christmas when my dad came over to stay for a few days - he’d never seen it before. Not exactly festive viewing but it’s such great TV and seems totally on point…

 

[MizDelilahDee]

I can't recommend Resident Alien enough. Alan Tudyk stars in it and it's so underrated! ♥ Watched it over the holidays and thought I'd share

 

[darcyduke]

Silent Hill.

 

[zippypinhead]

I'm looking for new sci-fi to dig into. I tried the first episodes of Foundation and Pluribus today, and they both didn't annoy me, so that's nice. Add them to the slow-watch pile, along with Stranger Things and The Expanse. What I'm really craving is something more straightforward space opera or cyberpunk. Something fun and visually abundant, and not trying to be too conceptually clever. I'm pretty tired of the concept of "prestige TV" ruining good, pulpy genre fiction.

 

[Vixxen81]

I'm looking for new sci-fi to dig into. I tried the first episodes of Foundation and Pluribus today, and they both didn't annoy me, so that's nice. Add them to the slow-watch pile, along with Stranger Things and The Expanse. What I'm really craving is something more straightforward space opera or cyberpunk. Something fun and visually abundant, and not trying to be too conceptually clever. I'm pretty tired of the concept of "prestige TV" ruining good, pulpy genre fiction.

Just rewatch Red Dwarf?

 

[zippypinhead]

Just rewatch Red Dwarf?

I did a couple months ago lol. But it is evergreen, so I could always watch it.

I could rewatch some classics, too. It's been a pretty good span of time since I've watched Babylon 5, DS9, Lexx, Farscape, Battlestar Galactica, etc.

 

[Vixxen81]

I did a couple months ago lol. But it is evergreen, so I could always watch it.

I could rewatch some classics, too. It's been a pretty good span of time since I've watched Babylon 5, DS9, Lexx, Farscape, Battlestar Galactica, etc.

OH have you ever watched this https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062578/?ref_=fn_t_2 ?

 

[zippypinhead]

OH have you ever watched this https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062578/?ref_=fn_t_2 ?

Ooh, no, I haven't. I've just found a playlist, and will give it a shot. Thanks!

 

[Vixxen81]

Ooh, no, I haven't. I've just found a playlist, and will give it a shot. Thanks!

It's WILD. I hope you like it.

 

[melissa_tv]

I'm looking for new sci-fi to dig into. I tried the first episodes of Foundation and Pluribus today, and they both didn't annoy me, so that's nice. Add them to the slow-watch pile, along with Stranger Things and The Expanse. What I'm really craving is something more straightforward space opera or cyberpunk. Something fun and visually abundant, and not trying to be too conceptually clever. I'm pretty tired of the concept of "prestige TV" ruining good, pulpy genre fiction.

Have you seen 'Altered Carbon' on Netflix? A bit cyperpunk, a bit dystopic. Visuals are great and the story even better. Just 2 seasons though.

OH have you ever watched this https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062578/?ref_=fn_t_2 ?

Oh my! you took me back to my childhood, they used to broadcast that one on TV along with a bunch other old shows... Lost in Space, Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, The Time Tunnel, The Munsters, The Addams Family, Bewitched, Star Trek, Bonanza, The Dukes of Hazzard... and those are only the ones that popped into my mind.

I just finished Archer season 13 (one more to go!). If you like that kind of humor, a bit dark and super cynical, I highly recommend it.

 

[KingMarti]

I did a couple months ago lol. But it is evergreen, so I could always watch it.

I could rewatch some classics, too. It's been a pretty good span of time since I've watched Babylon 5, DS9, Lexx, Farscape, Battlestar Galactica, etc.

Have you seen dark matter, not the apple tv dark matter this one

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4159076/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_3_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_Dark%2520Matter

less space scifi more robot uprising, Humans I thought was pretty good

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4122068/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_humans

Sliders I remember being pretty good, havnt seen it in maybe 15 years but for some reason it's stuck with me so I guess it was good enough to make an impact.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112167/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_sliders

 

[cbhours]

I'm looking for new sci-fi to dig into. I tried the first episodes of Foundation and Pluribus today, and they both didn't annoy me, so that's nice. Add them to the slow-watch pile, along with Stranger Things and The Expanse. What I'm really craving is something more straightforward space opera or cyberpunk. Something fun and visually abundant, and not trying to be too conceptually clever. I'm pretty tired of the concept of "prestige TV" ruining good, pulpy genre fiction.

The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon have you seen murderbot?

 

[pbonACF]

I'm looking for new sci-fi to dig into. I tried the first episodes of Foundation and Pluribus today, and they both didn't annoy me, so that's nice. Add them to the slow-watch pile, along with Stranger Things and The Expanse. What I'm really craving is something more straightforward space opera or cyberpunk. Something fun and visually abundant, and not trying to be too conceptually clever. I'm pretty tired of the concept of "prestige TV" ruining good, pulpy genre fiction.

Not exactly new but "Another Life" seems to fit your bill.

 

[pbonACF]

I just watched "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" on Netflix and loved it. A collection of short Westerns with shockingly surprise endings. Quirky, funny, sad, and very well done.