What are you watching on Netflix and Amazon Prime?

[JettaKnight]

Meh, Netflix ruined it. The first few seasons the family enjoyed and then it went to crap real quick.

Yeah, it got gay.

 

[SarahG]

I'm about to start season 2 of The Boys on Amazon Prime. I greatly enjoyed season 1, so we'll see how this one goes.

 

[tv1217]

FYI there are only like 4 or 5 episodes of Season 2 out right now. New episodes on Fridays

 

[Super Bee]

Meh, Netflix ruined it. The first few seasons the family enjoyed and then it went to crap real quick.

Yes it sure did. The two guys in bed naked one behind the other kinda ruined it for me but I am just goofy that way.

 

[drillsgt]

Ha, I actually watched this too the other day.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Wife and I started this this one last night. Very well done and family friendly for the most part.
Nobody getting killed or nekkid! Surprisingly I think it's pretty good.

I really liked Away. I thought it was very well made, but it’s totally a rip off of Mars, which IMHO is the better show/docufilm.

 

[drillsgt]

I'm two episodes in which is basically an adaptation of the first 20 minutes of the original movie. Again without spoilers, does it get better? Does Lawrence straighten up? Does Larusso invest in Cobra Kai?

I don't know. I know that I'm having a hard time finding something that my wife can enjoy and I like.

We did good at first with Netflix; Friends, Blue Bloods, NCIS, Madam Secretary. We liked all of those. But so far everything else is meh.

I had only initially watched the first episode when it first came out but then went back to it and ended up thinking it was pretty good, now i'm waiting for season 3.

 

[gregkl]

I had only initially watched the first episode when it first came out but then went back to it and ended up thinking it was pretty good, now i'm waiting for season 3.

4th episode last night. I'll stay with it and see what happens.

 

[oze]

I'm about to start season 2 of The Boys on Amazon Prime. I greatly enjoyed season 1, so we'll see how this one goes.

If you enjoy the show and plan on watching the second season, do yourself a favor and *do NOT* watch the little special in which cast members and the "showrunner" are interviewed. Ruined the show for me, and saved me from starting season 2. By the way, wtf is a "showrunner"?

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[actaeon277]

Sons of Katie Elder


Flying Tigers.

 

[maxwelhse]

I just noticed Convoy is on Prime the other night and realized I'd never seen it.

Surprisingly better than expected.

 

[gregkl]

Sons of Katie Elder

One of my favorite movies. I liked Big Jake also.

 

[actaeon277]

One of my favorite movies. I liked Big Jake also.

I hadn't seen Sons of Katie in awhile.
Forgot how good it was.

 

[KittySlayer]

Viewed One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest before starting the new Netflix series Ratched. Evil and entertaining so far with some interesting twist.

Being married to a nurse I need to learn all their evil nursey tricks.

 

[Gabriel]

If you enjoy the show and plan on watching the second season, do yourself a favor and *do NOT* watch the little special in which cast members and the "showrunner" are interviewed. Ruined the show for me, and saved me from starting season 2. By the way, wtf is a "showrunner"?

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Did they ruin it with a bunch of spoilers?

 

[Rookie]

The Last Full Measure on Hulu.

 

[oze]

Did they ruin it with a bunch of spoilers?

Not so much that. It was just their drawing of what they see as "parallels" with today's evil Corporate America and, in their words, its megalomaniacal leader.

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[Super Bee]

Just finished up the Netflix special on the Challenger. It was really well done showed a lot of behind of the scenes stuff.

 

[tv1217]

By the way, wtf is a "showrunner"?

Think of them like a director of directors. Some series' will have different directors for each episode, letting them add some of their own flair to their episode. The showrunner's job is to make sure it all stays cohesive. Does that make sense?

 

[maxwelhse]

Not so much that. It was just their drawing of what they see as "parallels" with today's evil Corporate America and, in their words, its megalomaniacal leader.

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That's pretty much what I figured... I guess nobody bothered to tell them that their bossman is the biggest corporate evil that has ever existed. He's eclipsed Bill Gates' net worth by 20% now and he's approaching double the wealth of Warren Buffet... and that's after the ex-wife he cheated on took ~$50 billion out of his pocket.

Anyhow... I had to make my peace with 99% of Hollywood being gigantic scumbags about 15 years ago. I do my best to give them as little money as possible and I find with each passing year I'm less and less interested in what they're producing anyhow. I also long ago learned not to watch any such interviews or bonus features. Not that any of those people are "heroes", but you absolutely don't want to "meet" most of them.