Which movies or shows are you watching?

[seIf biased]

LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DPD7Gk3Q6s

Not bad. reminded me of that movie "Heavy Metal"

q f t

[Meticulous Man]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq7FlGPrQPU

33.05

[Jon Miller]

Life on Netflix.

JM

[Jon Miller]

Life on Netflix.

JM

[Proteus_MST]

LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DPD7Gk3Q6s

Not bad. reminded me of that movie "Heavy Metal"

I agree, that was nice.
It reminded me of "Electric Dreams" on Amazon Prime (a collection of short stories by Phillip K. Dick)

I have now begun with Final Space on Netflix
kinda prarody on the SciFi genre like Star Wars, Star Trek and others, in the style of Futurama.
It is really funny

Here is a Trailer:

[BeBMan]

Apropos SW:

[Broken_Erika]

Pffft! This one gonna be waaaay better!

[BeBMan]

The recent SW stuff wasn't too super anyway. Rogue One was cool, the rest rather OKish. IMOish.

So I guess you're right, unless they introduce Laser-Machete to SW

[rah]

I'd Pay to see Machete.

[The Mad Monk]

Well, I've been watching a lot of Life Below Zero, and my father has been trying to interest me in Wicked Tuna...

[The Mad Monk]

Life After Zero is a documentary. Sort of. It kinda of qualifies as reality programing in that it's unscripted, but doesn't in that it doesn't involve "challenges", millennials crammed together in a house, or people generally being uncool to each other. It about Alaskans living in the wilderness, just doing what they do. There is a revolving "cast of characters", with two that have been in nearly every episode since the beginning, the Hailstone family, who live a semi-nomadic lifestyle in north-eastern Alaska, and Sue Aikens who operates one of two aircraft refueling stations on Alaska's eastern North Slope, on her own except for some occasional help. I will admit to being a Sue Aikens fanboy. There have been professional guides, homesteaders, Native Alaskans (including the Hailstones), and most recently a professional dog sled racer. It's pretty compelling watching what they do to get by. There are scenes of hunts and of cleaning carcasses, so if you're made uncomfortable by such things you may not want to watch. It airs on the National Geographic channel in the US, and apparently the BBC, and A&E in Australia. The first few seasons are available on Netflix.

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