Oh my. I had no idea this existed, thank you!

Rest in Peace Suzanne Somers 🕊️🕊️🕊️ somebody reup the episodes

As soon as I saw a preview, I knew this was my kind of watch. It’s wonderful feel-good fun, with powerhouse performances by Jamie and Tommy Lee, backed up by some excellent cast-mates. This is based on an actual lawyer from the 90s that I hadn’t heard of (or don’t remember) who went up against the big dogs in stunning fashion. Watch for a mid-credit scene where he makes a cameo. Nice touch. Recommended!

I liked how well this John Wick prequel turned out. It was exciting, fun, action-packed and involving. Justice was done to the movies that spawned this show, and if this is the end of the franchise, it was a satisfying one IMO. I’ve heard rumors of more coming from the world of Wick, but who knows. This was great!

I hadn’t thought of that, but you might be onto something. I like what I’ve seen thus far. Now off to watch the 2nd episode of The Continental…

This show and “Will Trent” ought to be on back to back; they both feature unusually perceptive men who are dealing with deep personal trauma born of events from decades past. Each man comes across as likeable, with Jesse L. Martin’s “Alec Mercer” having a bit of an edge there (but Robert Rodriguez’ “Will Trent” is catching up over the episodes of his show IMO). Both men are surrounded by coworkers and friends who realize their genius and let them run with their theories, for the most part.
Episode 1 covered quite a bit of exposition and backstory through dialogue and flashbacks, so we learned a lot right away, with a promise of some additional mystery as the main characters make sense of a developing larger picture. So far, so good. I’ll watch.
Now if only someone will bring back “Poker Face.” That one was great!

I really wanted to see how his character dealt with the fallout from this ordeal. Now THAT would have made the story truly wild!

I have it on my Want to Watch list. I’ll probably have it be my next binge on your recommendation.

I knew I had to give this a go on account of excellent actress Ruth Wilson, who was so memorable in “Luther” and other gems. She shines here as a very troubled shell of a woman, the victim and survivor of a horrible social atrocity (Magdelene Convents) committed against girls and women at the hands of (what else?) the Church. Wilson’s ‘Lorna Brady’ is barely hanging onto her sanity, and the viewer is never quite sure about what’s really up with her. But then, Lorna herself isn’t quite sure of things, either. Watch, and you’ll see what I mean. Her life is nightmarish, and you really feel for her plight and for the others who endured cruelty “for their sins.” Two eps. in, and I think I’ll stay for the ride.

Thoroughly enjoyed this! Surprises right up ‘til the end, too. Bravo to an excellent cast, which took a riveting story and ran with it. Highly recommended.

Reading that dynamite cast list gives me a lot of hope. I’ll add to my list if others are giving this a thumbs up.

the best film interpretation of the legend is still Boorman’s Excaliber - comes across as over the top and cheesy at times - but it really captured the sense of myth and “magic” of it all. And it was a great cast.

Bravo! A good many cans of whoop-ass were opened during the many entertaining years of thrills and action that Rambo gave us. Well done, Sly and crew. Enjoyed all of the films in the series.

I came across this title purely by accident, looking for something else. Very promising all around! It’s a new interpretation of the Arthur legend, with top quality settings, costumes, and best of all, actors. I’m expecting good things from this series; so glad, too, as I’ve been lamenting the conclusion of “The Last Kingdom” and a few other faves.

suspects was great - binged all seasons. Pity it was cancelled. The producer went on to make London Kills

Veteran Lifetime, often-shirtless, hottie actor Rib Hillis steps up and becomes writer/producer/still-shirtless hottie actor here in “Kill Shot.” The story revolves around millions in drug money that brings out the criminal insanity in mercs, Seals, and thieves alike. I’m not sure what the budget was for this pic, but it has some great, big-sky Montana location shots. Also, its cast contributed by not only working in front of the cameras, but also behind the scenes, doing double-duty as director, water safety and stunt coordinators, grips, and even performing original songs. There’s a very small scene after the end credits to watch for. Overall not a bad flick; drags in spots but not terribly so.

Will makes such stupid decisions sometimes!!!!

Lots, but not all, loose ends are tied up in this finale. I was very entertained by all the twists and turns that just kept on coming. This to me is one rare show that is worth a rewatch for a second chance to pick up on sly clues and Mcguffins along the way, especially if you can binge it. Fun miniseries; leaves you satisfied!

Yes! Had my doubts on this one returning; glad to see it. Leaphorn is the man!

He has a shit daughter. I’d disowned right there. Love and respect is a two way street.

forgot about her. But I remember Big Mama’s Apple Die….I mean Pie.

I find the baby talk to be really off putting. Agreed, she talks like she’s 10 years old when in reality she’s 20! But that’s what happens when nepotism gives you a role you’re not prepared for. Talking like a baby to make up for lack of acting experience, This is her one and only role on IMDB.

This wasn’t bad. I thought it was a little long for the story it was trying to tell, but this was necessary for the fleshing out of characters and predicaments. I had a totally different scenario in mind for the conclusion (my idea was a little more horror-storyish) but this entire movie, while technically a horror, leaned a little more toward drama that incorporated some terror/horror themes within the tale. Monahan did well in her role, as did the little afflicted boy. As I said, not bad; worth a watch but kind of a slow build.

Damn. Hard to imagine there’d be a dumber and more annoying character than Raylan’s ex. But their daughter is giving her a run for her money.

A very simple plot here, but yes, it was action-packed and the bots were fun to watch. Pete Davidson sure was having a lot of fun with his character:-)

I should have heeded the IMDB reviews. This film was dreadful - pedestrian, slow, dreary, dark, and full of the usual dumb-decisions-so-movie-can-go-forward cliches. I thought the better story would have been the one about the earlier generation, which got flashbacks as present-day events unfolded. The setting was nice, but I found the real-time family insipid, and just stopped caring what they did. Sorry, this won’t get my vote. :-/

Rhys-Meyers always brings something interesting to his roles, so when I saw his name attached, I figured on some fun and exciting takes on a plane-in-jep plot. There are a lot of those around; some better than others, but with Rhys-Meyers and Alec Baldwin in the cast, what could go wrong? Well, this film does have some tense moments, some hard-to-believe moments, and several plot holes and a twist or two, but overall, you get the feeling of a pretty generic SyFy entry, sadly. It’s as if the viewer has come in in the middle of the tale; the minimal backstory that we DO get is choppy and piecemeal, and the story might have been more involving if we’d come into the lives of the protagonists a little earlier. Rhys-Meyers is the most captivating part of the film and he brings the whole production up a notch. I mainly stuck with it because I wanted to see his character’s story arc. Others in the movie, not so much. All in all, a one-time watch.

I don’t see any Law Abiding Citizen similarities— but maybe “Fallen”.

Though awkwardly structured with sudden flashbacks and scene jumps (deliberately so, I’m guessing, so we’ll experience seeing a tortured, confused mind at work) this is an interesting take on the ‘androids will surpass us if we’re not careful’ theory. Though set in the future, we’re shown this isn’t too far away, with many older buildings interspersed with ultra-modern ones; with vans and cars of today (and a lovely old Trans-Am which made me tear up a bit, missing my own!) riding down streets, while holograms and company drones fill the skies. Kind of a fun ride, with a few slight nods to Blade Runner, Almost Human, Stepford Wives/Husbands, and more - oh, and a dog named Trotsky. Be sure to watch for an after-credits bit at the end.

Not unwatchable; kind of had an Asylum-y feel to it, meaning some, but not enough, shark scenes, and a bit too much florid overacting. Characters seem to go from unhinged to lucid in the space of moments, it seems. Hard to really get to like anyone here except the little kid and the two riggers. Everyone else irked me LOL.
With “The Meg 2” coming along soon, we were sure to see some cheap discount shark stuff, I figured from Asylum. “The Black Demon” is made by someone else - but the night is still young. Don’t ever count Asylum out.😉

Once again, my girl came through with a spot on good comment! You go kid!😁

The Flash was never a perfect show but it did have good stories/characters. Grant Gustin did a remarkable job. I will really miss the show. Thanks for all the good times. End of an era.

It was always intended to be a limited series and they recently made a last minute switch for Emmy consideration from the drama category to limit/anthology series, but that doesn’t mean they couldn’t go the route of White Lotus and Big Little Lies who competed as a limited series before returning with new episodes. All the main characters survived so there could possibly be more adventures to come.

Fine finale to a very loopy, odd series of events! I’m assuming this is a one-season deal, but I haven’t looked around for confirmation of this yet. IMO they COULD continue, but I’m fine with things the way they’ve handled the tale. Some surprises (as always with this show!) and no complaints with how it all played out. This series, and “Poker Face”, stand as two of the best newbies I’ve watched this year. Such creativity!