What are you watching on Netflix and Amazon Prime?

[bwframe]

Looks like season six of Bosch just came out...

[video=youtube;bTGPN0Ugt8A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTGPN0Ugt8A[/video]

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Finally watching 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly'

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Well that probably could have trimmed an hour or so off... but enjoyable nonetheless.

 

[edporch]

We've been watching "The Last Kingdom" on Netflix.
My better half likes it.
Just finishing up Season 2.

 

[Alpo]

It won't seem as long the next time you watch it. And you'll see more of it. A masterpiece.

 

[JUGGERSEVENSIXTWO]

Just finished Breaking Bad and the Tiger King.Also watched the movie about Jessie Pinkman.Started watching better call saul

 

[Alamo]

Looks like every James Bond movie ever made just dropped on Amazon Prime for free (for Prime members).

I just watched Vault. Was pretty good actually, partly because I never heard of the event it was based on before. The Mafia guys had their own secret "bank", a huge vault with safety deposit boxes to hold their money and valuables in... and some other guys knocked it over in 1975. Make sure you watch the movie to the very last scene. If nothing else it's fun to see all the 70's era cars and clothing.

 

[jacobswell]

We started NCIS over from the beginning and am enjoying it. It’s hard finding a kid friendly show that I enjoy. When the kids are down, Bosch on prime. Oh and I’ve also started Nazi Treasure Hunters on Hulu.

 

[Bigtanker]

Anybody watched the "American Guns" documentary on Prime?

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Just watched 1917. Pretty cool filming techniques.

About to start Helter Skelter.

 

[marvin02]

Binged Bosch season 6, best book to screen adaption I have seen. Not identical, but the feel of the characters and their world is spot on.

Also watching Chicago PD and Major Crimes.

Just finished Piicard.

 

[Super Bee]

Binged Bosch season 6, best book to screen adaption I have seen. Not identical, but the feel of the characters and their world is spot on.

How was Bosch? I thought the other seasons were terrific.

I am waiting until I get Longmire finished. . . for the third time. . .before I start it.

 

[sheepdog697]

Ozarks has been great

 

[Alamo]

Attention Bubbleheads: Watched Project 949 last night, about the sinking of the Kursk. It is really thin on technical details of what actually happened, but I found it well worth watching for the videos of the Kursk itself. There was a lot of Russian video of the exterior and interior of the Kursk, including the sauna (yes the crew had a sauna onboard) and the leisure room with the aviary. Seriously, they apparently had whole bunch of birds onboard flying around in a glassed-in aviary. Close-ups of the sub after it was raised from the bottom and drained.

Worth it for the vids.

 

[marvin02]

How was Bosch? I thought the other seasons were terrific.

I am waiting until I get Longmire finished. . . for the third time. . .before I start it.

Bosch was good enough that I only got 2 1/2 hours sleep the second night I was watching. Did 5 episodes a night, two nights in a row. I'm going to re-watch it with my wife at a slower pace.

Longmire, Justified and Bosch are in the streaming hall of fame for me. I'll watch them over and over, sometimes I dig into certain episodes. They have in common that the books they are based on are terrific.

 

[HoughMade]

Bosch was great!

 

[Dead Duck]

I am worthless today because I binge-watched Bosch Season 6 last night.

I hate when that happens.

 

[actaeon277]

Attention Bubbleheads: Watched Project 949 last night, about the sinking of the Kursk. It is really thin on technical details of what actually happened, but I found it well worth watching for the videos of the Kursk itself. There was a lot of Russian video of the exterior and interior of the Kursk, including the sauna (yes the crew had a sauna onboard) and the leisure room with the aviary. Seriously, they apparently had whole bunch of birds onboard flying around in a glassed-in aviary. Close-ups of the sub after it was raised from the bottom and drained.

Worth it for the vids.

The short version.
The Russian Navy used a dangerous torpedo fuel, because they were low on money.
Training was low on that torpedo.
Torpedo fuel leaked, and it reacted with the metals causing an explosion and fire that set the other torpedoes off, killing everyone forward of the reactor.
The boat settled and rested on the bottom.
Hitting the bottom caused more damage.
People survived aft the the reactor and some chemicals were put out to absorb CO2.
That chemical unfortunately later on contacted water which caused a reaction.
The remaining crew either burned up in the fire, or ducked under water and then died when they came up for air, but the fire had consumed the O2.

The Russian government would not have been able to save them.
Had there been more time, maybe.
But the government was in denial, so had the crew survived, they would have died waiting for rescue.

 

[edporch]

I just finished the 2nd season of Bosch tonight.
Good show.
Had never heard of it til Rush Limbaugh recommended it a few days ago.

 

[Rookie]

Extraction on Netflix wasn't bad. A lot of John Wick style fight scenes.