Recommend some good movies!

Nomadland was a snoozer - my wife loved it but I felt it just dragged.

Promising Young Woman and Sound of Metal were probably my favorite movies of 2020.

BrettnotBritt wrote:
Sound of Metal

loved Rizwan Ahmed in this, he really did a fantastic job

BrettnotBritt wrote:
Nomadland was a snoozer - my wife loved it but I felt it just dragged.

Promising Young Woman and Sound of Metal were probably my favorite movies of 2020.

+1 for Promising Young Woman

I watch a lot of movies (still have Netflix DVD service two at a time, plus three streaming companies) and that was one of my favorites.

Space wrote:

BrettnotBritt wrote:
Nomadland was a snoozer - my wife loved it but I felt it just dragged.

Promising Young Woman and Sound of Metal were probably my favorite movies of 2020.

+1 for Promising Young Woman

I watch a lot of movies (still have Netflix DVD service two at a time, plus three streaming companies) and that was one of my favorites.

CLA$$IC $PACE

Did you upgrade to HDTV yet?

my kid got xrays from their MRI on a CD and I was like "how am I even going to view this?"
guess I should call Space

Sidehatch wrote:
my kid got xrays from their MRI on a CD and I was like "how am I even going to view this?"
guess I should call Space

I got some Xrays back around the start of COVID and was also given them on a CD but I was fine with it because I remain consumptive of physical media.

this thread, is going places.

anyone know off the top of their head, if The Stoned Age is on any streaming services?  I may have to check out this masterpiece, this evening.

Prime
Tubi
Vudu
Plex


All free

excontradiction wrote:
Prime
Tubi
Vudu
Plex


All free

I tip the bowl to thee.  Tanks.

Yada wrote:

Space wrote:

BrettnotBritt wrote:
Nomadland was a snoozer - my wife loved it but I felt it just dragged.

Promising Young Woman and Sound of Metal were probably my favorite movies of 2020.

+1 for Promising Young Woman

I watch a lot of movies (still have Netflix DVD service two at a time, plus three streaming companies) and that was one of my favorites.

CLA$$IC $PACE

Did you upgrade to HDTV yet?

I don't think so? How do I tell?

The

I just watched the trailer.

Uhmmmm.  I will atleast give it, a chance.

excontradiction wrote:
Prime
Tubi
Vudu
Plex


All free

vudu is literally a pay service and plex is a media server.

But what, the fuck is,  tubi?

WalkOnBack wrote:
But what, the fuck is,  tubi?

you, after too many beers.

Space wrote:

Yada wrote:

Space wrote:

BrettnotBritt wrote:
Nomadland was a snoozer - my wife loved it but I felt it just dragged.

Promising Young Woman and Sound of Metal were probably my favorite movies of 2020.

+1 for Promising Young Woman

I watch a lot of movies (still have Netflix DVD service two at a time, plus three streaming companies) and that was one of my favorites.

CLA$$IC $PACE

Did you upgrade to HDTV yet?

I don't think so? How do I tell?

The

theory: space was about to ask for details about identifying the fidelity of his TV, but his wife - always looking over his oppressed shoulders - didn't like that line of questioning as it might result in non-essential spending.  thus, she took him mid-sentence him before he could ask something like "the tv has a big sticker in back with a lot of numbers on it, is that where i looks to find out if i have hdtv?"  someone should probably go check on him…

Well, he'd also have to pay for HD streaming content, or possibly even have a blu-ray player. And the blu-ray Netflix add-on…

sweetcell wrote:

Space wrote:

Yada wrote:

Space wrote:

BrettnotBritt wrote:
Nomadland was a snoozer - my wife loved it but I felt it just dragged.

Promising Young Woman and Sound of Metal were probably my favorite movies of 2020.

+1 for Promising Young Woman

I watch a lot of movies (still have Netflix DVD service two at a time, plus three streaming companies) and that was one of my favorites.

CLA$$IC $PACE

Did you upgrade to HDTV yet?

I don't think so? How do I tell?

The

theory: space was about to ask for details about identifying the fidelity of his TV, but his wife - always looking over his oppressed shoulders - didn't like that line of questioning as it might result in non-essential spending.  thus, she took him mid-sentence him before he could ask something like "the tv has a big sticker in back with a lot of numbers on it, is that where i looks to find out if i have hdtv?"  someone should probably go check on him…

My wife is all about non-essential spending and not having a budget. I'm the one who is thrifty.


Anyway, you digressed so I dogressed. What I was going to write was that Prime streaming is free with a membership and I get Hulu for 1.99 a month. Is HDTV going to save me money and give me the same benefits? I didn't really get what Yada was suggesting.

sweetcell wrote:

WalkOnBack wrote:
But what, the fuck is,  tubi?

you, after too many beers.

You know, me well.

WalkOnBack wrote:
But what, the fuck is,  tubi?

Tubi is an app you can get on basically everything that has apps. Similar to Hulu basic — you’re going to see a commercial every fifteen minutes. Has a lot of obscure/b-movie content.

Julian, wrote:

WalkOnBack wrote:
But what, the fuck is,  tubi?

Tubi is an app
Has a lot of obscure/b-movie content.

I know that’s why it’s great
Watched Donnie darko and Touch of evil on it
The ads do suck