[Aloha]

The Sopranos, all 6 seasons are now on Netflix. It is also available through the HBO App for free, for a limited time. There are 86 episodes, so you can watch them one at a time, which can keep you occupied and entertained.

[DAN48]

I recommend "An Inspector Calls" on Amazon Prime Video. It is the movie version of a story by J.B. Priestley. Once you see it, you won't forget it!

[Kerlampert]

All the James Bond 007 oldies...very cool!

[rockandroller]

Late Night with Emma Thompson

The Big Sick with Holly Hunter and Ray Romano

[stevemac]

Homeland on Showtime-Claire Danes is outstanding. Blacklist on Netflix starring James Spader and the Villages own Megan Boone.

[davem4616]

Watched all of the Jack Ryan series, then the Bible series....movies watched: The Help, Romancing the Stone, 3 Musketeers, You've Got Mail

now we're out of popcorn, so I don't know if we'll watch anything else until we get to the store

[cheweycat]

Ozark on HBO. 3 seasons. The finale of the 3rd season was wild!

[wiltma]

Is that a new season of late? I don’t remember how many we watched. Thanks

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Kahuna32162

Just finished re watching all 5 seasons of Breaking Bad, next up, The Soprano's. Sure wish I had stock in Netflix!

With HBONow offering 60 days of free content and you don't even have to sign in or create an account, I am on my 25th episode of Six Feet Under.


Next I plan to finish the Little Fires Everywhere episodes before my free trial runs out. Although for $6/month I may keep Hulu. I'm saving that much on toilet paper and hand sanitizer.

[mellincf]

Reruns of Hot In Cleveland, with Betty White. Hilarious! Also last night watched "To Catch A Thief".

[jimdoowop]

Would be helpful to know in all cases where the movies are streamed from. Netflix, Prime, other? Thanks.

[Aloha1]

Watched "Agora" on Amazon Prime. True story of Hypatia, the foremost brilliant mathematician of the 4th Century. Showed how religious ignorance destroyed what remained of our ancient knowledge from the Library at Alexandria and probably set back scientific progress by centuries.

[Mike193534]

Originally Posted by 2BNTV

In the days of social distancing and houseatosis, (cabin fever). I was wondering what movies others were watching.

Last night I watch Space Cowboys. Visual appealing too! Loved "Fly Me To The Moon" by Sinatra at the end.

I started to watch "An American President", but the DVD did not come up full screen so I was disappointed. Please no political comments!

Tonight, it may be "Unforgiven" by Clint Eastwood. One of the best western ever made!!! IMHO

I always have my stock of the old classics to lean on. It's funny how black and white movies seem to have such an appeal. I also like them as the story lines are not convoluted, as some new movies are.

I watch several episode of "Hill Street Blues". A great crime show that blended crime with the officers personal lives.

What are you watching?

Just watched “Sands of Iwo Jima” B&W with John Wayne, done in the 50’s. He looked 19 yo. Man I’m getting old!!

[Betty Wagner]

Watching TCM old movies. Lots of oldies but goodies. Also watched Easter Parade last night. Love those musicals. Also catching up on Outlander.

[John_W]

Originally Posted by CFrance

With HBONow offering 60 days of free content and you don't even have to sign in or create an account, I am on my 25th episode of Six Feet Under.

I would watch Six Feet Under again, but I've seen all 63 episodes at least 5 times each. It's hard to believe that series ended in 2005. Most would never think Michael C. Hall (Dexter) was a gay undertaker on a TV show. It's basically a R rated soap opera, but I loved it. I just read that many consider the final episode as the best ever. I have to agree, it's called We're all Waiting.