What are you watching on Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc...?

[mowens]

If you do a google search of just her first name you might be surprised.

[Del.]

I mean... Damn...

Huba Huba

[Del.]

An hour into Havoc, #1 movie on Netflix.  It sucks! 

[Del.]

Watching Wyatt Earp and the Cowboy War on Netflix documentary series. A lot more details in it.

[Bucky Cornstarch]

That's too bad.

I don't get why we'll written,  well acted, great story lines shows get the axe meanwhile trash seems to carry on indefinitely.

Longmire could have gone a few more seasons. Bosch (original series) had a few more to draw from.

Hopefully Terminal List, Land Man, Tulsa King and Reacher will go for a bit.

Having suffered through Land Man and barely making it through one episode of Tulsa King, the wife and now know to steer clear of Terminal List and Reacher. Thanks for the heads up 

[Del.]

Sly is great In Tulsa King. So is Billy Bob in Landman. Your criticism sucks.

[Del.]

Fire country is now battling a major fire with a bucket brigade. My wife loves this show but it's so lame.

[gcode]

My wife loves this show but it's so lame.

It's a soap opera

[CNCAppsJames]

Fire country is now battling a major fire with a bucket brigade. My wife loves this show but it's so lame.

Yeah, it is lame on SO many accounts. That said, it it at the very least, entertaining.

SWAT is the same. I mean SO many times in an episode they'll do stuff that like violates at least 2 firearms rules if not all of them. We had to stop watching it. EVERY episode has the bad guys running full auto, infinite ammo, single body shot death, etc... The majority of the cops I know have never seen full-auto firearms or even supressors in the wild. That's not to say they are not out there because we all know they are, they are just not near as common as TV portrays them.

Not even close.

[mowens]

I watched "Warfare" on Saturday. I was severely disappointed. Basically, it's a graphic description of why war is hell. What plot there is, didn't make sense. A seal team is supposedly on overwatch in Afghanistan. You never see the marines they're supposed to be supporting. You see people obviously watching them and then preparing an attack that the seal team seems surprised to find. If I want to just watch battle footage, I'll watch a documentary using the soldiers helmet cams.
If you want to watch a movie that is mostly boredom, violence, and despair, this is the one for you.

[Smit]

I watched "Warfare" on Saturday. I was severely disappointed. Basically, it's a graphic description of why war is hell. What plot there is, didn't make sense. A seal team is supposedly on overwatch in Afghanistan. You never see the marines they're supposed to be supporting. You see people obviously watching them and then preparing an attack that the seal team seems surprised to find. If I want to just watch battle footage, I'll watch a documentary using the soldiers helmet cams.
If you want to watch a movie that is mostly boredom, violence, and despair, this is the one for you.

Thanks for the review. I was thinking of going to that show but now I think I'll wait for it on one of my streaming channels.

[ghuns]

...If you want to watch a movie that is mostly boredom, violence, and despair, this is the one for you.

Sounds like what most combat vets describe as, war.

[mowens]

And I think that was the point. It was a snapshot of a battle in Afghanistan. It was intense. I just don't think it makes a good movie. If you've seen Civil War, it's made by the same people

[Del.]

The western Old Henry is excellent.

[CNCAppsJames]

And I think that was the point. It was a snapshot of a battle in Afghanistan. It was intense. I just don't think it makes a good movie. If you've seen Civil War, it's made by the same people

I've talked to a handful of vets that have watched it. They said it is the most accurate depiction of modern era combat there is.