I miss you, Ray😢 Do you hear me?

They have so many cliffhangers per season! It’s really aggravating. This isn’t the best show I’ve ever watched, but I’m all out of good shows to watch for now, until fall shows come back. It’s entertaining enough to get me through the next few weeks of summer.

Can whomever posted these links enable the download option, please?

Spontanely? haha

This was surprisingly funny. In a whacky nonsense kind of way. Going to watch the other ones now. Thier are tons of them. The adult material is kind of over the top. But not any worse than a game of thrones episode.

was fun I love Italian horror. Atmosphere all over the place.

It takes it’s time but a fine watch.

This was really good! A bit dated, and had a great ending that could have led to another season, but it never got one, which was a damn shame, it really deserved one. Worth a watch, as far as I’m concerned.

Beware: Includes some notable tips for conspiracy buffs…

Filming has wrapped up in Texas and the heat almost did the whole cast in. Still no release date but hopefully that will be soon.

Do we really need this one? Trailer is underwhelming.

Many good documentaries tell more than one story and this is no exception.

I initially turned this on to watch the history of CGI. I got a bit of that for the first half or so, but then I got a whole life story with incredible successes and equally big lows.

Given how relatable this story can be for many, like those not using their hard earned degrees, it’s also a cautionary tale. What I learned from Steve is not to do what he did. Dealing with rejection and failure after decades of hard work is no easy task. What separates the survivors from the permanently crippled is how we cope.

I wish there was more than 5 minutes on his new upward trajectory, but the few things he says about his “noise” and being with himself etc. are core to leaving that destructive, pain avoidance behavior. Discomfort often proceeds the search for a sedative.

PS - The best double entendre documentary I’ve seen is “The March Of Sherman”.

Spoiler: There’s not that much about General Sherman.

Absolutely amazing! It should be a contender for at least..a 100 Oscars come Academy Award Season!
Yes..I am being sarcastic here..LOL

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  This is an excellent documentary showing how Hollywood treats ground breaking talent when the artist in question doesn’t fit the Hollywood mold.

I was so surprised when I saw this doc. I actually knew Steve Williams in college. In 1983 he was a year ahead of me in animation at Sheridan college in Oakville Ontario. I didn’t know him well, I knew his brother Harland better, but I hung out with that crowd and went to their crazy parties. Yeah, he was a punk. If I recall correctly he knocked himself out in a mosh pit at one of the parties. Went to slam a guy and slammed the wall instead. The guys were all like that though. No one was mean spirited, they were just kinda crazy. But funny crazy. We were teenagers and very young adults havin a blast.

Apparently he didn’t mature much over the years but still, not getting recognition for the amazing, ground breaking work he did on this film is a travesty. He should have been on that stage getting the award. Hollywood sucks. :(

Many good documentaries tell more than one story and this is no exception.

I initially turned this on to watch the history of CGI. I got a bit of that for the first half or so, but then I got a whole life story with incredible successes and equally big lows.

Given how relatable this story can be for many, like those not using their hard earned degrees, it’s also a cautionary tale. What I learned from Steve is not to do what he did. Dealing with rejection and failure after decades of hard work is no easy task. What separates the survivors from the permanently crippled is how we cope.

I wish there was more than 5 minutes on his new upward trajectory, but the few things he says about his “noise” and being with himself etc. are core to leaving that destructive, pain avoidance behavior. Discomfort often proceeds the search for a sedative.

PS - The best double entendre documentary I’ve seen is “The March Of Sherman”.

Spoiler: There’s not that much about General Sherman.

One of the few movies that I can watch over and over and over again. Please let me know if you know of any other action movie featuring someone with Aspergers/Autism.

I want to watch this again. I think if it hadn’t been for the pandemic, this would have gotten more seasons.

Oh Naaah! Now A gotta wait fer a good 6 days! Just fell off me chair grrrr! Suspense totally a grovel!

very entertaining with a glamorous locale - the two leads are great - you will love it!

Is this a good show to watch? Advice needed..
Any other PG or PG-13 shows to recommend is much appreciated

So well worth watching, if Eckhart didn’t win any awards for this, it would amaze me, he did a fantastic job in this! 5 out of 5 for this one, for real.

Is this a good show to watch? Advice needed..
Any other PG or PG-13 shows to recommend is much appreciated

It is a mystery why no other network picked this up. Did the actors say they were done?

can’t get through it. awful and slow and boring and i don’t seem to get the stories. Doesnt make any sense. One of my worst movies ever to watch…

Oh Naaah! Now A gotta wait fer a good 6 days! Just fell off me chair grrrr! Suspense totally a grovel!

• edited to add an actual review of the film
  This is an excellent documentary showing how Hollywood treats ground breaking talent when the artist in question doesn’t fit the Hollywood mold.

I was so surprised when I saw this doc. I actually knew Steve Williams in college. In 1983 he was a year ahead of me in animation at Sheridan college in Oakville Ontario. I didn’t know him well, I knew his brother Harland better, but I hung out with that crowd and went to their crazy parties. Yeah, he was a punk. If I recall correctly he knocked himself out in a mosh pit at one of the parties. Went to slam a guy and slammed the wall instead. The guys were all like that though. No one was mean spirited, they were just kinda crazy. But funny crazy. We were teenagers and very young adults havin a blast.

Apparently he didn’t mature much over the years but still, not getting recognition for the amazing, ground breaking work he did on this film is a travesty. He should have been on that stage getting the award. Hollywood sucks. :(

Out of the frying pan, into the fire! In the immortal words of Rosanna Rosannadana, “It’s always somethin’”

That made my skin crawl. Kinda good one time watch 6/10

it was creepy and kinda gave a good look into what could possibly happen

This was just really stupid, don’t waste any time on it…

this movie is a look into the lovely future.. we already have cars at a flick of a switch can be remotely controlled, we also have androids half human n half machine, they started with the machines which are taking over the work industry, we also have mobiles which can do most things like read all your data know what your doing ect ect ect…and yes you guessed it humans will never learn the movie makers are just letting us know what is in store for the new generation of idiots who think technology is the boom, well heads up its not its a quaick way to self destruction…..people laughed at terminator when it 1st came out nearly 40 yrs ago and what does man kind do they start to build androids and try to tell you there safe…but who am i to point this out anyone who thinks im wrong well thats just the problem all part of the brainwashing thats been going on for yrs, soldiers brainwashed, school kids being brain washed and so …. the future is not bright its dark very dark

added simple as that…..

I don’t care about all the haters, I’m really enjoying this show

Lived and worked for the summer in Nantucket a few year ago (will never do that again!) Looks interesting - will also be watching for familiar locations/places.

Moore, Quaid looks good added